Andover, KS Storm Shelters

Andover, KS Storm Shelters

Andover, Kansas is a beautiful suburb of Wichita, KS and is a wonderful place to live. It is also no stranger to devastating tornado damage. That’s why Storm Defense Shelters is committed to helping residents find protection from severe weather and tornadoes that tend to travel over Kansas. They work with families, schools, businesses and mobile home parks to find the best storm shelter to keep people safe.

Commitment to Protect

When Eric Stolfi and his family had to run from their rural home to a nearby grassy culvert to seek safety from an approaching tornado, he knew he had to find a way to protect his family. Then he started Storm Defense Shelters to protect your family and neighbors. The mission of Storm Defense Shelters is to seek out the best quality products at the most affordable prices which have been tested to FEMA standards to withstand EF5 tornadoes and wind speeds of 250 miles per hour. They are dedicated to providing tested storm shelters to as many Kansas residents and communities as possible.

All Types of Shelters

There is increased research and testing capabilities for storm shelters. They undergo rigorous testing at the Texas Wind Institute to prove they can withstand the strongest tornadic wind speeds. Eric researches shelters to make sure they are made of quality materials yet are offered at an affordable price. They can install above ground or underground shelters made of concrete or heavy-duty metals. The experience crew has installed shelters in garages, homes, schools, and businesses. You have choices of inside or outside shelters. They work with your builder to install during construction or they can place one in your existing structure.

Clean, Conscientious Work

Storm Defense Shelters takes great care to provide the most informed recommendation for shelters, vital preparation work, quick yet careful installation and immaculate clean up afterwards. Check out the great selection of storm shelters available. Storm Defense Shelters has installed a lot of residential and community shelters. They will be honored to help you give your family and people you are responsible for a safe place during severe weather.

Tornado Shelters

Above Ground Concrete Safe Room

Custom stamped concrete pattern
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Concrete Slope Front Shelter

8″ Wind Turbine and 6″ Vent for Ventilation
Reinforced with steel rebar, fiber mesh and poured with a minimum of 6000 lb psi concrete
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Concrete Flat Top Shelter

8″ Wind Turbine and 6″ Vent for Ventilation
Reinforced with steel rebar, fiber mesh and poured with a minimum of 6000 lb psi concrete
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Storm Shelter Bed

Up to 57 Inches of Height Protection
Withstands Large Impacts
Ventilation on Every Bed
Wheelchair Accessible
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Underground Garage Unit

In Ground Basement Storm Shelter
10 Gauge Steel Walls, Reinforced with 2″ by 2″ angle iron
Floors and walls are welded inside and out
6″ Metal Steps
8″ Benches
Lid features 1/4″ steel, bent on all 4 sides for strength
Back lid is bent on 3 side for extra strength and can be used as a second exit by removing wingnuts
Encapsulated inside and out with nonslip and impervious surface
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Above Ground Garage Unit

1/4″ Plate Steel Walls and Door
3.25″ x 1.5″ x 1/4′ C Channel Steel Subframe
Powder Coated Inside and Out
ADA Compliant Steel Door Can Open In or Out
4 Heavy Duty Hinges
Lockable Handle with 4 Point 1″ Dead Bolt Locking System
1.5″ Thick Bullet Proof Window
Custom Designed Air Vent For Air CIrculation
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Above Ground Bolt Together Garage Unit

1/4″ Plate Steel Walls and Door
3.25″ x 1.5″ x 1/4′ C Channel Steel Subframe
Powder Coated Inside and Out
ADA Compliant Steel Door Can Open In or Out
Lockable Handle with 4 Point 1″ Dead Bolt Locking System
1.5″ Thick Bullet Proof Window
Custom Designed Air Vent For Air CIrculation
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Community Shelter

 Meets/Exceeds FEMA 320, 361, and ICC 500 protocols
Reinforced with steel rebar, fiber mesh and poured with a minimum of 6000 lb psi concrete
 Texas Tech Tested
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Pet Shelter

Meets/Exceeds FEMA 320, 361, and ICC 500 protocols
Vent for Ventilation
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