Norman, Oklahoma - 12-Oct-22: Oklahoma experiences tornadoes and storms that contribute to a major chunk of economic and structural losses caused by natural disasters each year in the US. Its called the 'Tornado Valley' and hosts favorable tornado-forming conditions. Tornadoes have caused many fatalities in the country and have also caused structural damage to property and infrastructure. For this reason, Oklahoma Shelters provides FEMA-approved storm shelters to protect people in the vicinity.
Oklahoma Shelters has a team of professionals that guide homeowners and small businesses to decide what kind of shelters would work best for them. Their engineers first test the products, which then undergo the Texas Tech Impact Test to ensure design and durability reinforcement. With a 10-year warranty against incidents like leaks and corrosion, Oklahoma Shelters' goal is to provide storm shelters and safe rooms to ensure customer protection.
The company also offers installation services along with building shelters and safe rooms. Keeping in mind client satisfaction and timely services, Oklahoma Shelters also prepares orders within 7-10 days of confirmation.
As per an Oklahoma Shelters' representative during an interview, "We aim to protect and safeguard the life of our customers from harm and injury. Our professionals work toward creating shelters that can endure extreme weather, such as strong winds and flash floods. Our shelters are versatile, so customers can seek shelter during any kind of emergency situation.
Oklahoma Shelters also provides steel safe rooms and underground bunkers that are aimed to help customers safely place on their property. They believe such in-ground storm shelters will be helpful for people with little children or handicapped individuals by not leaving their property to access the shelter. They offer free consultation services and a free shelter quote to ensure their clients get the best value for their money.
About The Company
Oklahoma-based Oklahoma Shelters provides services in Norman, Moore, Tulsa, Oklahoma City, and Edmond. They also provide community storm shelters tested for EF5 tornadoes in line with FEMA's guidelines. The company installs shelters for residential properties, commercial requirements, Salvation Army, FEMA, and Red Cross.
Contact Information
Phone number: 405-367-7901
Website: https://www.oklahomashelters.net/
Email address: [email protected]