Foam parties in Covington

Kenton County runs from Covington's river blocks down through Erlanger, Elsmere, and Fort Wright to the newer streets of Independence and Taylor Mill. We cover all of it from Dry Ridge, and the whole county sits inside our included 40 miles — the trip is on us.

The honest question for this part of the map is space. City lots in Covington are tighter than the subdivisions further south, so here's the real number: we need about 20 by 20 feet of open ground, plus a standard outlet and a spigot. That's roughly a two-car driveway's worth of grass. Most yards in Kenton County have it, and when yours doesn't, a grandparent's yard in Independence or the lawn at your church works just as well.

Once we're set up, one crew member runs the cannon for the full hour with music and lights going. Book it for the start of the party or drop it in the middle of a longer afternoon — we set up around your slot either way, and when the hour's done we pack out the equipment while the foam finishes disappearing on its own.

Families on the Ohio side ask too: yes, we work across the river — Covington to downtown Cincinnati is a bridge, not a road trip. Pricing is identical for everyone, everywhere: packages start at $350 for the first hour, and a bigger crowd just means more hours and a rotation.