Summer in North Georgia means one thing for backyard parties: a wet inflatable. Here is exactly what to know before you book an inflatable water slide rental for your yard.
How much yard space do you need?
Plan on the slide footprint plus 5 feet of clear space on every side, and a run-off area at the bottom. A single-lane slide typically needs about 20 × 30 feet of level grass. Slopes over 5 degrees, sharp gravel and low tree limbs are the three things that cancel setups on arrival, so send us a photo of the yard when you request your date.
Water and power
We need a standard outdoor outlet within 100 feet for the blower and a garden hose spigot for the slide. No outlet? We bring a quiet generator on request.
Wet vs dry
Every inflatable we own can run dry, but slides are designed to be wet. Dry-only birthday setups are better served by a bounce house or a combo unit with a dry slide.
Safety and cleaning
Units are sanitized and dried before every event, staked or sandbagged to manufacturer spec, and we walk you through age grouping, weight limits and supervision rules at handoff. We do not install in sustained winds over 15 mph — you get a free date change instead.
Delivery, install and pickup
Our crew delivers, installs and removes everything inside our 40-mile radius from Pendergrass. You do not lift anything.
Book it: check your date on our calendar, tell us guest count and ages, and we will send a tailored quote by WhatsApp at (678) 815-8774.