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Guides for bounce house and party rental businesses

Checked September 2026

These guides go deeper on the questions inflatable rental owners actually get stuck on: what Texas and Florida require, how to get a park or school its certificate the same day, whether participant accident coverage is worth it, how water slides and foam change your policy, and what to line up before your first rental. Every fact links to the regulator, statute or company page it came from.

Start with the guide that matches the problem in front of you. If a park just asked for a certificate, read the additional insured guide. If you're in Texas and haven't heard of TDI stickers, read the Texas guide today, before your next rental.

For the basics, the three main pages are coverage (what a policy has to include), cost (every published price we could find) and requirements (state ride laws and venue rules).

Starting outInsurance checklist for a new bounce house business
A park, school or HOA sent you formsAdditional insured for parks and venues
A child gets hurtParticipant accident insurance
You rent water slides or foamWater slides, dunk tanks and foam parties
You operate in TexasTexas: TDI rules and the inspection sticker
You operate in FloridaFlorida: no state rules, but city ones