Refuge Tornado and Storm Shelters

During the late afternoon of Sunday, May 4, 2003 reports indicated that as many as 80 tornadoes touched down. The National Weather Service reported 21 tornadoes touched down in Middle Tennessee on April 7, 2006.  According to FEMA, the safest place to be during a severe storm is in an underground shelter.  If your home doesn't have a safe room then your family may be at risk.

In one day we can install one of our fiberglass storm shelters, and you can have the peace of mind that comes from knowing that you and your family will have a safe place to go in case of a storm. Installation is available only in Putnam County, TN and the surrounding counties.

• Features and dimensions
• How do you know it's safe?
• Why a fiberglass storm shelter?
• Storm shelter installation
• Frequently Asked Questions

Links to Storms, Weather and other Resources

• Texas Tech Wind Science and Engineering Research Center
• Storm Damage to your Home?  You should read this.
• FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) Safe Rooms  
• Recent Tornadoes
• National Weather Service - Tennessee Storms
• Tennessee Emergency Management Agency Disaster relief reports
• Real Time Satellite Image (What's the weather going to do?)