What We Do
Storm Shelter Installation Services
From new installations to safe room conversions, inspections, maintenance, and repairs, we arrange licensed contractors across the full shelter service range.
Basement & Safe Room Conversion
A licensed local contractor inspects the existing space for structural suitability, then closes the gap between an unimproved room and a code-compliant safe room. Work covers concrete block or steel-framed wall reinforcement, impact-rated door installation, anchor bolt placement, ceiling bracing, and a moisture barrier assessment.
Storm Shelter Inspection
A licensed local contractor inspects every functional component: door assembly, latch mechanism, gaskets, anchor bolts, ventilation, and wall condition. The check identifies hidden faults, corroded anchors, cracked seals, water intrusion, that leave a shelter looking intact while compromising its performance under storm conditions.
Storm Shelter Installation
Above-ground and underground shelter options are assessed against your specific yard, garage, or interior layout. A licensed local contractor produces an engineering-certified design and manages permit review and final inspection from start to finish.
Storm Shelter Maintenance
A licensed local contractor works through a set sequence: inspecting and cleaning every component, treating rust, lubricating hinges and latch hardware, replacing degraded gaskets, and completing a door-close and latch-function test. Coastal South Florida’s humidity and salt air make annual maintenance more critical than in drier climates.
Storm Shelter Repair
A licensed local contractor inspects the door assembly, rubber seals, latch hardware, concrete walls, and floor drain to identify every fault. Targeted repairs, seal replacement, rust treatment, concrete crack patching, hinge realignment, are completed and verified with a final door-fit and water-intrusion check.
Arrange a Storm Shelter Site Assessment
Every enquiry is reviewed and matched to a licensed local contractor who assesses the site, produces an engineering-certified design, and handles permits before any work starts.