What areas does SteelSafe Shelters serve?
SteelSafe Shelters provides professional storm shelter manufacturing and installation across North Alabama, Southern Tennessee, and surrounding Southeast regions. Our team understands local building conditions, storm risks, and installation requirements to ensure every shelter is properly engineered for the area it protects.
Are SteelSafe storm shelters FEMA and ICC-500 compliant?
Yes. SteelSafe Shelters are engineered and manufactured to meet or exceed FEMA 320/361 and ICC-500 standards for impact resistance, debris protection, and structural integrity. Each model is built using proven engineering principles designed for real tornado conditions.
What types of storm shelters does SteelSafe offer?
We manufacture above-ground, below-ground, in-garage, and safety closet storm shelters to fit a wide range of homes and construction scenarios. Each shelter is custom-fit to the space and engineered for long-term durability and protection.
How long does installation usually take?
Most SteelSafe storm shelters are professionally installed in a single day. Our experienced installation teams follow a strict process to ensure proper anchoring, fit, and performance without unnecessary disruption to your home.
Are SteelSafe storm shelters built in-house?
Yes. SteelSafe designs and manufactures its shelters using precision fabrication techniques and high-strength steel at our own facility. This allows us to maintain strict quality control from engineering through final installation.
Can a storm shelter be installed in an existing home?
Absolutely. Many of our shelters are designed specifically for retrofitting into existing garages, homes, and properties. Our team evaluates each site to recommend the safest and most practical installation option.
Do storm shelters require maintenance?
SteelSafe shelters are built for long-term performance with minimal maintenance. We provide guidance on basic care and inspection to ensure your shelter remains ready when severe weather strikes.