Nov 9, 2022
November 09, 2022 - /PressAdvantage/ - Sharky’s Events & Inflatables, a company offering party rental equipment including bounce houses, obstacle courses, dunk tanks, water slides, concessions, jumbo games, tables & chairs and event attractions in Sarasota, Florida, has launched a new website design. The website makes it easy for customers to find the exact service they are looking for. The new design highlights the company's extensive list of services and service areas.
The new website displays all the various services on the home page. If a customer is unsure of exactly which service they want, the home page makes it easy to explore the available options. When customers click on the links on the home page, they are taken to the main page which lists all the items for that service. Customers can then click on the simple, secure contact form to submit their information for a follow up.
A spokesperson for the company, Justin, says, "We are proud of the new website redesign. We are hoping the new look and services will give our clients what they need with an easy to follow platform. We offer so many different types of party rentals. But I think the new look captures the needs of most. Many clients didn't even know we offered so many different inflatables and party rentals."
Sharky’s Events & Inflatables is a family-owned company that delivers unmatched quality party rental equipment. The company handles corporate events, non profits, schools and small backyard birthday parties. The company also a huge selection of Christmas themed rentals.

A review of the company's service by Cecelia Grove says, "Where do I even begin!?!?! Sharky’s Events was amazing to work with. The slide I rented was absolutely fantastic for my daughters birthday! We could not get the kids off of that thing, even my friends the adults had a blast! I can’t wait to use them again for other parties at our house because hey we live in Florida and the summers are hot so what better way to cool off then getting a huge waterslide!!! They were so easy to communicate with via text which is great for me because I’m a busy mom always on the go and it’s easier to text vs. trying to schedule phone calls. I highly recommend them! Everyone is so very nice and professional. The slides are the way to go. Hands-down great experience all the way around!"

The company can be reached by calling (941) 787-4134 for any inquiries. There is also a contact form on the website to get in touch with them directly. Customers can follow the company's Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/SharkysEvents to stay up to date with the latest service announcements.
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For more information about Sharky's Events & Inflatables, contact the company here:
Sharky's Events & Inflatables
Justin Kenyon
(941) 787-4134
[email protected]
1941 Barber Rd., Sarasota FL 34240
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