Most of our work comes from rental operators who need a unit back on the
schedule. We also repair for churches, schools, campgrounds, daycares and
anyone else running commercial-grade inflatables or tents.
Bounce house repair
Bounce houses take the hardest, most repetitive abuse of anything in your
inventory, and they almost always fail in the same places: the corner seams,
the internal baffles that hold the walls upright, the netting, and the
entry step.
We re-sew split seams on industrial walking-foot machines with UV-rated
thread, rebuild collapsed baffles from the inside, replace blown-out mesh
and netting panels, and repair or replace zippers and Velcro closures. If a
wall has gone soft or the unit won’t hold its shape at full pressure, the
cause is usually internal — and that’s the repair most shops skip.
Corner seams · Baffles · Netting & mesh · Zippers · Entry steps · Patches & tears
Inflatable water slide repair
Water slides fail differently than dry units. Constant water exposure breaks
down the slide liner, wears through the landing area, and rots stitching
faster than anything else in your fleet. Pool walls split at the seam, and
the climbing side takes a beating from wet feet.
We replace worn and torn slide liners, repair splash pool seams and walls,
rebuild climbing walls and steps, and repair the drain and hose fittings.
Where water is the cause, we use materials and thread rated for it, so the
repair doesn’t fail again in the middle of the season.
Slide liners · Splash pool seams · Climbing walls · Landing areas · Drains & fittings
Obstacle course & interactive game repair
Obstacle courses are the most expensive units to replace and the most
time-consuming to repair, which is exactly why they’re worth repairing.
Pop-ups, squeeze walls, crawl tubes and the transitions between sections all
take concentrated stress, and a long course has far more seam footage than a
bounce house.
We repair torn pop-up obstacles, split tunnel and crawl sections, blown
transition seams, damaged rock walls and slide ends. Same for interactive
games — jousting platforms, bungee runs, wrecking balls, Foam Daddy
equipment and the inflatable arenas they sit in.
Pop-ups · Crawl tubes · Squeeze walls · Transition seams · Arenas · Interactive games
Tent repair
The same industrial machines and vinyl skills that fix an inflatable fix a
tent. Frame tents, pole tents, pop-up canopies and sidewalls all fail at
predictable points: the stress patches at the poles, the keder edge, the
grommets and the seams between panels.
We repair rips and storm damage in tent tops, re-sew failed seams, replace
stress patches and reinforce corners, repair or replace keder edging and
rope, replace grommets and D-rings, and patch or re-panel sidewalls and
windows. If a section is beyond repair, we can replace just that panel
instead of the whole top.
Tent tops · Sidewalls · Windows · Keder edge · Stress patches · Grommets · Storm damage
Fan tubes, tie-downs & hardware
The small stuff that takes a unit out of service just as fast as a big tear.
Ripped blower tubes and blower connections, torn-out D-rings and tie-down
straps, failed anchor points, broken zippers, deflation flaps and safety
signage.
These are usually quick turnarounds, and they’re worth catching early —
a tie-down that pulls free at an event is a safety problem before it’s a
repair bill.
Blower & fan tubes · D-rings · Tie-down straps · Anchor points · Zippers · Safety signage
