Montgomery Tornado and Storm Shelters

Montgomery, Alabama, the state's capital, has seen its share of tornado encounters throughout its history. These turbulent cyclones have profoundly influenced the city's journey, shaping its emergency readiness strategies and bolstering the resilience of its residents. From the significant tornado of 1865, one of the earliest recorded in Alabama, to more recent events, Montgomery's narrative with these formidable weather phenomena is a testament to the city's enduring spirit and shared commitment to recovery and preparedness.

A Few Facts About Tornadoes in Montgomery:

• One of the earliest recorded tornadoes in Alabama history struck Montgomery, on March 21, 1865, causing substantial damage. While records from this time are somewhat limited, this event stands as a significant point in Montgomery's tornado history.

• February 17, 2008: A series of tornadoes affected central Alabama, including an EF2 tornado that hit Montgomery. Although there were no fatalities, the tornado caused significant damage to buildings and infrastructure.

• April 27, 2011: While Montgomery avoided a direct hit from the massive tornado outbreak that devastated other parts of Alabama, the city was affected by the severe weather system, experiencing strong winds and rain.

Delivery and Installation Options for Above-Ground and Below-Ground Tornado Shelters in Montgomery

Tornadoes are devastating and unpredictable natural disasters that can cause extensive damage to homes and properties. One of the best ways to stay safe during a tornado is to have a tornado shelter. Tornado shelters come in different types, with above-ground and below-ground tornado shelters being the most common.

We offer delivery and installation in various regions of the U.S. but if you prefer to conduct the installation yourself or our outside our installation area, here are some of the steps you will need to take.

For above-ground shelters, it's important to note that the concrete slab is not included in the package.

As for below-ground shelters, they are delivered on a standard truck with a flatbed.