1. Your new storm shelter is delivered to your site on the day it is to be installed.

2. After we discuss the best location for your shelter, we measure and stake the site and begin to dig. (See diagram of in-ground installation)

3. When the hole has been completed, squared and leveled, the storm shelter is removed from the trailer and prepared for insertion.

4. Pre-welded Lift points help stabilize the shelter while it is moved into position. 

5. The front end loader then lowers the shelter into the hole.

6. Final placement and leveling of the shelter is next.

7. After your shelter has been leveled in the hole, concrete is poured at all four vertical sides. The elevated rails on the bottom of the shelter permit the "soupy" cement to ooze under and around your shelter.

8. After the concrete is permitted to set, dirt is scooped back into the hole. Any excess dirt can be spread on your property or hauled away.

9. The final steps include the placement of the rotating vent on the rear air outlet.

See a multimedia presentation of this procedure