Aaron's Storm Shelters
A family name in Oklahoma shelter work with roots going back to the 1930s, which in this trade is close to archaeology. The scope is wider than most competitors: residential shelters and safe rooms, commercial safe rooms and full basements, all built to surpass FEMA standards. Basement work in particular separates them from firms that only drop prefabricated boxes into garages.
The right call for owners who want something built on site to fit an odd lot, a sloped yard or an existing structure, and for businesses needing occupancy for staff rather than a family of four. Custom construction means longer timelines and higher bills than a catalog unit, and the site keeps prices and phone contact behind a form. Ask early how the concrete will be reinforced and who signs off on the engineering.
Address: Oklahoma City, OK
Pros
- Family shelter business dating to the 1930s
- Residential and commercial safe rooms
- Builds full basements, not only boxes
- Custom work for awkward lots
- Standards stated above FEMA minimums
Cons
- Custom builds cost more and take longer
- No published pricing
- Contacts routed through a web form
- Coverage centered on central Oklahoma
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