04/01/2021: Storm shelters, underground bunkers, and safe rooms are installed to protect people during severe weather conditions. Tornadoes wreak havoc in Oklahoma and Texas, bringing high winds and thunderstorms. The winds rip the roofs off houses, uproot trees, send cars and trucks flying, and destroy any buildings, which is why it is essential for people to protect themselves from tornadoes and flying debris.

Oklahoma Shelters is based in Oklahoma City and has considerable experience installing storm shelters, including underground garage shelters, concrete or steel shelters, safe rooms, and bunkers. The company’s experts guide homeowners regarding the type of shelter they need—above-the-ground or underground shelters. Above-the-ground shelters are usually installed in areas that are prone to flooding and heavy rain.

A representative from the company stated, “We experience the most tornadoes in Oklahoma in April. There are warnings in some areas, but tornadoes can occur suddenly as well. We’ve seen them cause so much damage and take lives in the process. Our aim is to keep our people safe by building sturdy safe rooms and shelters to protect them. Sometimes there’s not enough time for people to travel to community shelters, and even when they reach safely, they can be completely full. So, having a shelter right at your home is more convenient and safe, making it a worthy investment.”

The company is popular with homeowners, with more than 200 homeowners leaving a positive review. The company’s engineers repeatedly test its products using the Texas Tech Impact Test. Its reinforcement designs are one of the best ones in the industry. It also provides a 10-year warranty.

The representative also stated, “We aim to give our customers the best and safest storm shelters. We provide free in-home consultations to our customers, explaining all the technicalities to them. Some areas require a permit to install a storm shelter and our team handles the application and paperwork for them for a hassle-free installation process.”

The company follows FEMA guidelines to test and build its safe rooms and rigorously employs testing procedures that involve EF5 tornado simulations—EF5 tornadoes are the most violent and dangerous kind where nothing can survive.

About Oklahoma Shelters

Oklahoma Shelters is a storm shelter company in Oklahoma City that installs safe rooms and community shelters. They are Texas Tech Impact tested and meet FEMA guidelines. Their team of storm shelter professionals has years of experience in the industry and ensures that its products can withstand corrosion and leakage for ten years.