Why It Is Best to Build a Storm Shelter?
The first thing to think about is getting somewhere safe during a storm is a safe location. We've been told that basements, attics, cellars, and closets with no windows are safe. There's always been a risk of storms in the southeast, but it is a problem when it comes to finding a safe haven quickly. Rather than turning to our homes for protection, we should turn to technologies that have kept up with the times. You might be asking yourself, what will we do from here?
Here at EF5 Storm Shelters, we know what exactly will save us from such disasters. When a severe storm comes along, we have many kinds of shelters to choose from. Luckily, we can make your family safer than ever! If you are looking for credible storm shelter companies, we are here to help you.
Our focus is on providing storm shelters to our customers exactly to their measurements to give them the best fit. Steel and Life pod shelters, along with all other types of emergency shelters, are provided in the communities we serve. Also known as protective structures, these structures are underground or above ground shelters.
A report from KJRNews (a Fox affiliate in Tulsa, OK) shows that they examined the various kinds of shelters to learn which type is the safest: below ground or above. According to their research, Federal Emergency Management Administration (FEMA) findings, any Federal Emergency Management (FEMA) tested shelter is the most protective. However, the facilities at Texas A&M University complied with all of the Federal Emergency Management Agency recommendations, so all of our storm shelters are no hazard.
So now that we have resolved the technical and the safety issues, we can now move on to choosing which type of storm shelter to buy.
Are you thinking of building a storm shelter, perhaps around the back of your house? Yes, your family will be more comfortable in one of these two facilities!
Refuge is our primary alternative. This storm shelters are the most responsible on the market when it comes to manufacturing and construction quality. In both the sanctuary and the nave of the sanctuary, the ceilings are carpeted and the doors are large and hydraulically operated. This building can be provided in a smaller, medium, or larger size.
Underground storm shelter, in our second choice we have the Life Pod. Many fiberglass composites engineers in the industry use these premium shelters. Ballistic and hydrostatic (as in hydromagnetically) tested, this is the safest of all, we've found. The Life Pods have non-slip treads, chairs, a built-in bathroom, molded-in benches, and excellent designs. This shelter can accommodate four, eight, ten, or fourteen people.
Do you have one in your garage or in mind where you prefer to park it? You may have a legitimate reason for an accessibility preference for handicap parking. Let's make a secure room out of it!
These rooms are attached to your structure, come in a variety of sizes, and meet FEMA requirements.
There are a number of positive aspects that come along with this shelter:
Have no exposure to the environment outside
Let me make myself at home. Let me relax for a while.
It is cheaper than subterranean shelters
Significantly less time to install
Whenever a safe rooms and public shelters meet the criteria set by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), it does not matter whether they are above ground or below ground. You're responsible for making sure all our shelters are up to code now. That which brings the most joy to you and the greatest benefit to your family is what is best for you.
Contact us for strong storm shelters in your house. Our storm shelter company is well-reputed near and around OKC.