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Jump N Bounce Fun is based right here in Naugatuck, CT — our home since 2007 — and we love bringing the party to our own neighbours. As a family-owned and operated, fully licensed and insured local business, we are just around the corner for birthday parties, school events, church carnivals, and backyard get-togethers across Naugatuck, Union City, and the surrounding Naugatuck Valley. Our lineup includes bounce house rentals, combo bounce houses, water slide rentals and slip n slides, tents, tables, and chairs, concessions such as popcorn and cotton candy, and backyard games for guests of all ages. Because we are local, delivery, setup, and pickup are handled by the same friendly team you will talk to when you book. Reserve your Naugatuck party rentals with Jump N Bounce Fun today!
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Naugatuck is a consolidated borough and town in New Haven County, Connecticut, spanning both sides of the Naugatuck River just south of Waterbury, and including the communities of Union City, Straitsville, and Millville. Settlement began as early as 1702, when Samuel Hickox, credited as Naugatuck's first settler, established a fulling mill on Fulling Mill Brook in 1709; the locality was known as Judds Meadow until 1752, when it was renamed Salem Bridge. In 1844, parts of Waterbury, Bethany, and Oxford were incorporated as the town of Naugatuck; the Borough of Naugatuck was established in 1893 and became coextensive with the town in 1895, making Naugatuck the only consolidated town and borough in Connecticut. Naugatuck grew into a centre of the rubber industry: in 1892, nine firms consolidated to form the United States Rubber Company (later Uniroyal), organised in Naugatuck, and in 1936 U.S. Rubber introduced Naugahyde, a vinyl-coated fabric invented by company chemists in Naugatuck. Historic places still standing include the Bronson B. Tuttle House at 380 Church Street, an 1879 Queen Anne-style residence that now houses the Naugatuck History Museum, the Naugatuck Center Historic District, and the Whittemore Library, designed by McKim, Mead & White. Naugatuck is a fantastic location for party and event rentals, serving backyard celebrations, schools like Naugatuck High School and Hop Brook Elementary School, and local churches. Let Jump N Bounce Fun help make your Naugatuck event unforgettable — right in our hometown!