Houston Bounce House Rental Company Martibirds Inflatables Launches New Fall Selections

Sep 6, 2022

September 06, 2022 - /PressAdvantage/ - Locally owned and operated party rental company, Martibirds Inflatables, is excited to launch a new collection of Houston bounce house rental options for the fall season. The company’s expansive inventory of equipment includes moonwalks, water slides, concessions, interactive games, obstacle courses, and other party rentals. Those interested in reserving a bounce house or other party supplies are encouraged to visit the company website or contact staff members directly for more details.

The company is excited to launch a range of new bounce house selections for the upcoming fall season, including popular themes and new, engaging styles that are enjoyable for all ages. The Zombie Combo Bounce House is a recent addition to the company’s inventory and features a one-of-a-kind inflatable zombie. According to the company website, this is the perfect focal point for upcoming Halloween events. The unit begins at $325 for up to eight hours of rental time and requires a setup area of 18ft tall by 28ft long by 20ft wide with one standard outlet required. The rental includes inflatable bumpers on the slide and mesh walls for adequate airflow and supervision. This bounce house can be used wet or dry.

Another recent addition is The Cowboy Bounce House, complete with an inflatable, larger-than-life football player. This four-in-one bounce house rental includes a slide, obstacle course, jumper, and basketball goal, offering healthy activity and entertainment for children of all ages. This unit begins at $265 for up to eight hours of rental time and requires a setup area of 17' long by 35' wide by 18' high, as well as one standard outlet. This rental can be used dry or wet and includes a detachable splash landing pad pool if used as a water slide.

The final recent addition to the company’s fall lineup is the Spooky Pumpkin Combo Bounce House. This giant three-dimensional jack-o-lantern with spider accents is designed to bring excitement to any Halloween event, including school carnivals, local festivals, or neighborhood block parties. Beginning at $325 for up to eight hours of rental time, this unit requires a setup area of 30' long by 20' wide by 16' high and access to one standard outlet. The combo unit features an enclosed jumping area as well as an inflatable slide.

Each of the company’s inflatable units is designed by industry-leading manufacturers based in the U.S. and is made with lead-free, fire-resistant vinyl with safety and longevity in mind. Each rental is inspected and sanitized before and after use to ensure customers are receiving like-new units.

Martibirds Inflatables offers options for a bounce house rental Houston TX families, businesses, school districts, community organizations, and individuals use to take parties to the next level. Martibirds’ rentals are often booked to add entertainment to birthday parties, graduation celebrations, family reunions, corporate team-building weekends, day camps, vendor fairs, local festivals, and other occasions.

The company offers delivery to a broad range of Harris County and surrounding areas, including Baytown, Woodlands, Pasadena, Pearland, Sugar Land, Galveston, and Spring, among other communities. Special accommodation for delivery outside of the listed areas can typically be arranged for a minimal fee.

The company holds a 5-star rating on its Google profile with over 300 positive reviews published to date. Customers comment on the ease of booking and delivery. Happy customer Robert Sadler III said, “Been using Mardibirds for several years! Would recommend to anyone! They always have moonwalks to match every occasion! I get so many compliments at the kids parties every year on how the moonwalk matches perfect! Timely set up and great customer service!”

Those seeking a bounce house in Houston are encouraged to visit the company website to browse available options or get in touch with the Martibirds Inflatables team directly by calling (832) 414-0837 to speak with a staff member.

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For more information about Martibird Inflatables, contact the company here:

Martibird Inflatables
Jason Wasson
(832) 414-0837
[email protected]
Houston, TX

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