We build two quite different things, and choosing wrongly between them is the most common way people end up disappointed.
Helium: height and distance
Sealed polyurethane envelopes flying on a tether at 120 feet. Spheres from 4.5 to 14 feet, blimps from 10 to 30 feet.
No power, no fan, nothing to plug in. They clear rooflines and trees and are visible from roads that cannot see your building. You buy helium locally and top off every three to seven days.
This is what you want if the problem is that nobody knows you are there.
Cold-air: shape and presence
Custom shapes standing on the ground on a blower, up to around 25 feet. Cows, sumo wrestlers, monsters, product replicas, mascots.
These need mains power and the fan runs the whole time they are up. They are enormous close to and effectively invisible from a distance.
This is what you want if the problem is that people drive into your forecourt and nothing makes them stop and look.
The honest trade
Helium reaches further and costs nothing to run beyond gas. Cold-air is unmissable at the kerb and needs an extension lead across your site every day it is up.
Plenty of businesses end up with both, for different jobs. A blimp on the tether pulling people off the road, and a shape at the entrance once they are on site.
How cold-air is quoted
Per project, not from a list, because the shape is yours. Send a sketch, a photograph or even a rough description and we will come back with a price and a timeline.
Helium products are priced from the list on the prices page, so you can see those without asking anyone.
Ask for a quote. Call 1-800-791-1445 or email sales@arizonaballoon.com and tell us the size and whether you want it printed.
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