Why More OKC Homeowners Are Adding Safe Rooms to Existing Homes
As extreme weather events become more frequent in Oklahoma, homeowners in Oklahoma City are taking action. A growing number are […]
As extreme weather events become more frequent in Oklahoma, homeowners in Oklahoma City are taking action. A growing number are […]
When disaster strikes, a storm shelter provides vital protection for your family. However, many homeowners overlook the additional value storm shelters offer—securing
Explore why regular storm shelter maintenance, including structural checks, supply replenishment, and cleanliness, is vital for ensuring your shelter’s reliability during emergencies
Storm shelters are essential for homeowners living in OKC and other parts of Oklahoma too. With the frequent tornadoes and how unpredictable these weather events can be, it’s important to invest in this addition to your home as soon as you are able to do so.
Many of us hope to never see the day a disaster strikes, and we’re forced to rely on emergency kits and supplies. But living in Oklahoma where tornadoes and hurricanes are the norms, there’s very little room to go with the flow.
Living in Oklahoma, you’ve probably come to realize how essential having a storm shelter or underground bunker in your home is. But this practical investment and addition to your home doesn’t need to be anything boring; in fact, in addition to doubling as partial storage space during the off-season, it can also be handy for holidays and events such as Halloween.
Choosing the right shelter for your home is essential. Our company offers various types of shelters, each with a range of benefits that are perfect for your home. But in addition to receiving a free quote and on-site evaluation, we’ll help you find the right shelter too.
Tornado shelters are an essential space to hide out in because they’re designed to withstand the worst impact from tornadoes and the debris that flies during them. But as important as hiding and seeking safety inside is, it’s even more important to manage your safety after a storm.
Tornadoes are difficult to predict — which makes them all the more dangerous to tackle. However, we have come a long way in being able to predict them and protect ourselves, after decades of research, developing safety mechanisms, tornado and storm watching, upgraded technology and the best engineering practices.