TORNADO ALLEY STORM SHELTERS

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Let Us Keep Your Family Safe When It Matters Most

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With Over 20 Years of Experience, We Know Safety + Durability Inside and Out

SAFETY

Having a secure spot during a storm or tornado emergency is like investing in your household's safety. Choosing the right manufacturer is the best way to ensure peace of mind in the event of a storm.

DURABILITY

The material a shelter is made from makes a big difference in how often you have to take care of it and how long it will last. Granger leads the pack in durable design.

SECURE

The door is the most crucial part of any storm shelter. In most underground tornado shelters, only the door is exposed to the tornado.

UNDERGROUND

Being underground is the safest spot during a tornado, and an in-ground shelter made to keep you safe in these storms is safer than any basement. Anyone who can get into an underground unit is safest there.

Did You Know That . . .

There are Approximately 1,000 Tornados Annually in the US?

The majority of these tornados happen in the central United States, in a section commonly known as Tornado Alley. This stretches from the Dakotas + Midwest all the way down to Texas + Alabama. The approximate annual 1,000 tornados result in an average of:

80 Deaths
1500+ Injuries

Storm Shelter Features

When considering purchasing a storm shelter, the primary factors to take into account are typically the cost, size, material, and installation process. Storm shelters come in a variety of sizes and shapes, ranging from compact ones to those capable of safeguarding entire communities. The appropriate size of a storm shelter is mainly dictated by the size of the family intending to utilize it. While prolonged stays in a shelter are usually unnecessary during most storms, it is crucial to ensure that there are comfortable seating arrangements and sufficient space for emergency supplies.

Durable Double-Wall Design & Industry-Leading Materials

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Underground for Ultimate Protection & Least Storm Exposure Possible

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Tornado Season by Region

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it better if I have an above-ground shelter or a below-ground shelter?

Being underground is the safest spot during a tornado, and an in-ground shelter made to keep you safe in these storms is safer than any basement. In most underground tornado shelters, only the door is exposed to the tornado.

What maintenance is required for a storm shelter?

Annual inspections are recommended for your storm shelters. When considering your options for this investment, remember that material durability goes a long way in the longevity of your shelter.

Do I really need a storm shelter?

Having a storm shelter provides the best peace of mind overall. Basements can provide protection, but taking the extra measure of installing an underground shelter provides ultimate peace of mind in the worst case scenario of tornados hitting close to home.