May God be your shelter through all of life's storms
Below is a video from Texas Tech’s Wind Science and Engineering Research Center. It shows Area Septic’s storm shelter doors passing the FEMA debris tests by surviving debris fired at it at 100mph.
It’s not the most exciting video, but it sure is reassuring to know you would be protected during Oklahoma’s tornado season in one these storm shelters:
This is a new install in Oklahoma of a slope fronted storm shelter.
It looks really sharp with the black powder coated door. The color finishes available on the brick and the metal work make this shelter very flexible for any setting.
Here’s a short video showing an above ground safe room being delivered to one of our customers in Oklahoma just before the storm/tornado season started.
Welcome to Area Septic System’s new blog!
On this blog we will be featuring some of our products, like storm shelters and also local Oklahoma news (for example tornadoes in Oklahoma).
Below is a video from Texas Tech’s Wind Science and Engineering Research Center. It shows Area Septic’s storm shelter doors passing the FEMA debris tests by surviving debris fired at it at 100mph. It’s not the most exciting video, but it sure is reassuring to know you would be protected during Oklahoma’s tornado season in [...]
The next time a severe storm or tornado strikes, you may not have much time to act. Prepare now for such an emergency by having a tornado emergency kit for your family. Whether it comes in the form of an earthquake, flood, tornado or fire, the key to survival is to be prepared, including having [...]
Reba McEntire and Blake Shelton came together last Wednesday to support tornado victims. Choctaw Casino in Durant was the venue for the Tushka Benefit Concert hosted by country superstars Reba McEntire and Blake Shelton. Ticket sales and other proceeds will be going to the county’s “Tushka Disaster Relief Fund”. Just over a month ago, amidst [...]
This is a new install in Oklahoma of a slope fronted storm shelter. It looks really sharp with the black powder coated door. The color finishes available on the brick and the metal work make this shelter very flexible for any setting.
