When the sky turns, you should not have to run outside through hail. Most families put this shelter in the garage — flush with the floor so you still park over it. Tornado Tech is Storm Safe and FlatSafe together. Get the price now. Hold it with $300.
FEMA P-320ICC 500Fits under the car50-year galvanized option
Built in Oklahoma · Installed nationwide
We protect homes in Oklahoma and across the U.S.
Most moms want the kids and the pets in one dry place — without leaving the house. That is the garage lid you park over. The yard works if the garage is tight. An above-ground room works if you cannot dig. Answer a few questions. See a real price for your zip. No waiting on a salesperson to call you back first.
Close to home · Oklahoma
In the garage or the yard
Most Oklahoma families choose a flush lid in the garage — still room to park. We also set units just outside the door.
Comfort extras — check what you want included.
Outside install includes the outdoor lid ($640).
Next step: $300 deposit holds your order. We email the contract and engineering drawings.
866-520-3528 · 405-609-1509
Texas to Tennessee · our crews travel
Same shelter, wherever you live
We install for families in Texas, Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Mississippi, Alabama, and northern Louisiana.
Comfort extras — check what you want included.
Outside install includes the outdoor lid ($640).
Next step: $300 deposit holds your order. We email the contract and engineering drawings.
866-520-3528 · 405-609-1509
FEMA P-320 · ICC 500 design intent
Above-ground that has seen real storms
Steel safe rooms built to meet the needs of a family when the sirens sound — indoor or on a pad outside. Our above-ground units are in homes across the U.S. and have stood through storms from EF-0 to EF-5. No digging. Quiet when you’re not in it. Ready when you are.
Next step: $300 deposit holds your order. We email contract + drawings. 866-520-3528
Hold your order
Pay the $300 deposit with PayPal
When your quote above looks right, pay the deposit here. That holds the order — we email your contract and engineering drawings. Balance is due before install. Venmo is available through PayPal where offered.
A quiet room when the weather turnsHidden in the garage floor — you still park over itSteel built to last for the next owner, tooJust outside the door, on a neat padSet in a morning. Home by supper.Our crew handles the slab. You don’t.The opening is smaller than most people expectClosed and quiet. Life looks the same.Finished. Ready when you need it.
See it in a real home
Watch how gently it goes in
Real families. Real garages. Most installs wrap in a day, and the floor looks like it always belonged that way.
A garage install — watch the lid sit flush so the cars go right back on top. Open on YouTube
Walk-through after the crew leaves — see the finished floor and how the lid opens. Open on YouTube
FlatSafe on Facebook — real lids, real garages, the life-after-install look. facebook.com/flatsafe
Use the builders above for a real number. When you’re ready, a $300 deposit starts the order — we email the contract and engineering drawings, and the balance is due before install.
Questions families ask first
Straight answers before you decide
You should not need a sales call to understand the basics.
Can we still park in the garage?
Yes. The lid sits flush with the floor. Close it and life looks the same — cars, strollers, and Saturday projects included.
Do the kids have to run outside?
Not with a garage install. You stay inside, open the lid, and everyone is down in seconds. Pets too, if you add the dog ramp.
Will it float if the ground is wet?
Ready-mix concrete around the unit is the option built so it stays put. That is the one we recommend for peace of mind.
Is this FEMA language real?
We design to FEMA P-320 and ICC 500 intent. Protection depends on the model, the anchors, and a proper install — not a sticker on a brochure.
What does the $300 actually do?
It holds your order. We email the contract and engineering drawings. Balance is due before we come. Cancel 48 hours ahead or the deposit is kept.
Who is Tornado Tech?
The combined quote desk for Storm Safe and FlatSafe — Oklahoma manufacturers, 40,000+ installs, crews that show up and clean up.
Why families choose us
Built here. Installed by people you can call.
Storm Safe and FlatSafe are Oklahoma companies. One lid. Concrete that keeps the shelter in the ground. Galvanized steel built so the shelter is still standing long after the paper warranty is a memory.
It stays where we put it
Ready-mix concrete around the unit keeps it from floating if the water table rises. You should not have to worry about that on a storm night.
Built to outlast the warranty
Galvanized steel is warranted against leaking from rust for up to 50 years. The point isn’t the paperwork — it’s a shelter that should still be there for the next storm, and the one after that.
A person answers
Ask questions here anytime. When you want a voice: FlatSafe 866-520-3528 or Storm Safe 405-606-2563.
We’ll come to you
Tell us about your family
Share a few details and get a clear number. Next step is a $300 deposit — that holds your order and we email the contract plus engineering drawings. Balance is due before install. Permits only where a city requires them.
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Same family of companies
Two trusted names. One instant quote.
Storm Safe built the in-ground garage standard. FlatSafe refined the lid you park over. Tornado Tech brings both under one roof so a family can get a real price today — not next week.
The original in-ground shop
Storm Safe is the Oklahoma crew families have called for garage and yard installs for years. Same people. Same concrete-backfill promise.
Hi — I’m here to help you protect your family. Tornado Tech is Storm Safe and FlatSafe together. More than 40,000 installs.
I can price a garage lid, a yard unit, or an above-ground room for your zip.
How many people — and pets — need a place when the sirens go off?