3 Things to Evaluate When Researching a Community Shelter 1. Assess the threat of the occurrence of an extreme weather event. Within the United States, there are four geographic areas, each with unique conditions that lead to differences in wind speeds. Storm shelters must be able to withstand their specific region’s potential wind speeds to …
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How Do I Know the Storm Shelter is Safe? Questions To Ask Before Purchasing RemainSafe understands that choosing the perfect storm shelter can be a daunting task. We interviewed Jim Bell, Director of Operations for the National Storm Shelter Association (NSSA) to receive insight regarding important questions to ask the company you plan to purchase …
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What Are Wind Speed Zones? Within the continental United States are four geographic areas, each with unique conditions that lead to differences in wind speeds. Storm shelters must be able to withstand their specific region’s potential wind speeds to comply with FEMA guidelines. These four wind speed zones are defined by the minimum wind speed …
Residential Storm Shelters: Busting Myths and Establishing Anchors Home can mean a lot of different things, but to many of us, it is a safe place where we take refuge from storms both figurative and literal. The places we call home may be equipped to see us through a figurative whirlwind, but in many …
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At RemainSafe, we know purchasing a storm shelter/safe room for your business or community space can be complicated. There are many questions that arise when planning to install storm shelters. How large are storm shelters? Where should it be placed on your site? Most importantly, what size storm shelter/safe room or how many shelters will …
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Protect Your Team with RemainSafe RemainSafe storm shelters protect not only your family members but your business team members as well. RemainSafe provides business owners and employees with the safety, security and confidence to live and work without fearing inclement weather. We know storms happen; in fact, we know they are happening more frequently than …
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One of our main goals at RemainSafe is to provide our customers with the means to protect themselves and their families in the event of adverse weather. September is National Preparedness Month, and with a RemainSafe storm shelter, you are one step closer to being prepared for disasters and emergencies. Although RemainSafe storm shelters are …
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Since 2010, RemainSafe has and continues to design and manufacture storm shelters for the residential market. Our residential units have endured devastating storms while protecting and saving thousands of lives throughout the Southeast. The RemainSafe team is driven to offer the most advanced and multifunctional shelters on the market. From traditional storm shelters to customizable …
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At RemainSafe, we know storms. It’s no secret that hurricane season starts in June and is usually active until November in the United States. While we do not recommend sheltering from hurricanes in designated tornado shelters due to the high risk of flooding in low-lying areas, it is important to understand that hurricane side effects …
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Owning a tornado shelter or storm shelter is a good idea for those living in the “Dixie Alley” or Southeast part of the United States. Especially as the occurrences of killer tornadoes are becoming more frequent in this region compared to other areas in the country. It seems there has been a significant shift to …
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