Do You Need Bounce House Insurance ?

[@brianperez1739]

Appreciate both of you! Hoping to start a business of it. Definitely wasn’t aware of this stuff which I’m grateful so I’m ahead of the game 🙏🏽

[@PartyRentalKnowledge]

did you end up starting? Where ya from and what new content would you love to see?

[@jerodsmyrl2488]

Cool, this is helpful af. I'm trying to get my feet wet in this business so appreciate the info

[@PartyRentalKnowledge]

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[@jorgesreef3187]

Thx for this awesome information I want to start a rental bounce house so this makes me rethink before I start this business thx 🙏

[@PartyRentalKnowledge]

Do it right if you're going to do it

[@PartyRentalKnowledge]

This is a global channel and this is about USA based insurance

[@theresarodriguez9662]

Hi I plan on buying one bounce to start with. When I get liability insurance do they provide the waiver for customers to sign? Or where and how do I go about creating a waiver?

[@PartyRentalKnowledge]

Insurance agents usually have an example and list of things the contract must have. Every agent is different do asking them is best bet. I'm not an insurance agent so I can't specifically answer

[@joelcastillo2616]

Did you buy the bounce house insurance too expensive just for one????

[@funworldtoyinflatablesforsale]

Cool! it's helpful!

[@Mduran530]

Hello, I just called yesterday after seeing this video. I just started last year it’s still my side hustle rent a few times a year. I was was trying to get a quote but they said they don’t have anything under $10,000 dollars.

[@PartyRentalKnowledge]

What do you own? That dosnt sound right at all. Join the Facebook group and post this and I'm sure Alex will respond today if not this weekend

[@Mduran530]

I started my bounce house business. Okay I will thank you!

[@Crystal_Nicolle_Smith]

They did the same thing to me

[@angieramirez5642]

Now if i rent a waterslide, someone twists their ankle walking from the patio to the inside of the house. But they decide to say it was twisted climbing up the ladder of the waterslide. I mean I'm all for being responsible for someone getting hurt on my equipment, but there are plenty of ppl out there that would do this. I mean should I take them at their word and just be willing to pony up money? Ik its insurance money, but I'd b paying for it. There's really no way to know for sure someone got hurt on my equipment. Also, would it be a good idea to have a line where the customer signs saying no one was hurt?

[@PartyRentalKnowledge]

There is follow up questionares you can ask to help document stuff like that but I'm not an insurance agent and this is best answered by them for multiple reasons!

[@nickolas3750]

What do I need to start a bouncy house rental in texas? Do I need to make this into a business or no?

[@PartyRentalKnowledge]

I recommend you do it legally to protect yourself and your assetts. Best bet is to contact a lawyer and CPA But as for running thw business you found the right channel to help you grow

[@nickolas3750]

@@PartyRentalKnowledge even if I do this as a side hustle?

[@PartyRentalKnowledge]

Yes

[@rentalsetup-makearentalequ6427]

It's hard to advise someone to start a business that collects money without notifying your local government because it's illegal to run a business without a DBA or LLC etc. The risk is on you.

[@Devan_Bolin]

What about doing a waiver and set up an LLC

[@PartyRentalKnowledge]

yes you need to do that as well!

[@theresegiso7588]

Can I create a contact or waiver for customers to sign stating they are responsible for the safety of everyone if it is on their private property or do I have to get insured anyway?

[@PartyRentalKnowledge]

you want to do both tbh! but always consult your lawyer and insurance agent for insurance questions. Join the facebook group for free advice and others contracts to look at!

[@ItsJustXavier]

What if I made them sign a waiver for no liability on me if injury occurs?

[@PartyRentalKnowledge]

talk to an agent and lawyer! Where ya from and what new content would you love to see?

[@danielgomez2253]

Does Cossio provide a rental agreement?

[@PartyRentalKnowledge]

they have a template they let u use i would definitely add to it and show it to a local lawyer

[@TOOMUCHDOPAMINEYT]

Can you use the insurance bill for the jumpers as a tax write off ?

[@PartyRentalKnowledge]

talk to an certified accountant for that type of advice because i'm not but i do. idk about you or your state and area tho!

[@begedabe]

Been going for over 10 yrs, but now insurance companies have been closing down here in Australia, can you suggest one please?

[@PartyRentalKnowledge]

Idk anyone in Australia but if you contact bounce castle network they might know. They have tons of clients in Australia

[@letsgothere6743]

Is there a number I could call for the insurance

[@diamondjewels3154]

do you cover massachusetts area

[@PartyRentalKnowledge]

call them direct for insurance questions!

[@Darlagg]

What companies do you suggest for insurance?

[@PartyRentalKnowledge]

Cossio or the friedman group or zodiac or ARA

[@skillsrobles]

So you need multiple coverage's for random events or is this a ploy to get a sale for people to go with your insurance just like car insurance or warranties? What if we don't care about their medical bills if they didn't follow the rules and they happened to get injured "accidentally?" Why do we want to cover them out of the goodness of our hearts just because we have accident coverage and continue doing business with these people if parents could potentially harm their kids just for a payout? What do we need, to just cover the business and potential legal needs for the business if people are suing for no real reason or fake accidents? If the set up of the bounce house was correct and the bounce house was inspected by a pro how would the company be negligent? I thought a basic insurance premium would cover all that?

[@juju0105090]

Cossio isn’t insuring bounce houses at all anymore. Who can I go to?

[@PartyRentalKnowledge]

Who said this?

[@alexcossio9984]

That is not correct. We still insure bounce houses.

[@PartyRentalKnowledge]

I thought so. Ty for clarity alex 🥳

[@juju0105090]

@@alexcossio9984 I submitted an app for one bouncer and someone named Shay says you all do not have a market for that at this time. Can I email you about this?

[@juju0105090]

I’d be happy to send a screen shot. Not sure if it’s where I live or what. 😔

[@TheDjtiesto1]

What’s a best software to keep inflatables business on track ?

[@PartyRentalKnowledge]

I use ers but I'd check out inflatable office and bcn as well. They all have their percs

[@bigblue8986]

The average home owners not gonna go the sue route . Seems like a waste of money

[@PartyRentalKnowledge]

Your joking right. Please don't joke about insurance

[@Spheckle]

lmao........

[@susancross8571]

There are plenty of LESS than average home owners who would absolutely go this route. It would be crazy to take that chance. You really dont know anything about your customers just from a couple of conversations with them.

[@openyoureyes1776]

Seems to me like the more money you make the insurance just wants a bigger chunk I don't know am I stupid or does it sound like this guy's just a crook or the layout of the fees anyway....

[@yodaddy6586]

Lol...is the business even profitable, now. 😆

[@PartyRentalKnowledge]

Made 165k this year and most people in the industry actually had record breaking years this year! People are staying home and partying instead of going out!

[@SIKF150]

I need his number

[@PartyRentalKnowledge]

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