Q. What is the wait time on having a shelter installed.
A. The wait time on most of our shelters is anywhere from 2 - 4 weeks.

Q. How long does it take to install a shelter. From start to finish.
A. In most cases we can install a shelter in 2 - 4 hours.

Q. Does Tornado Masters install the fiberglass bubble shelters.
A. No we do not. We install steel and concrete shelters.

Q. What is the rating on the shelters that Tornado Masters installs.
A. All the shelters we sell and install are F-5 rated.

Q. Does Tornado Masters build on site or are your shelters precasted.
A. In most cases our shelters are precasted. But we can customize a shelter and build it right in front of you.

Q. What is the cost of your shelters.
A. In order to give you a bottom line cost on one of our shelters, someone would have to come out and do a FREE site inspection.

We are fully licensed and insured

(License No. 92048)

A tornado may be in close proximity to sunshine, or it may be totally enshrouded in heavy rain.

Sometimes the air before a twister hits is eerily calm; in other cases strong, gusty winds are followed by a tornado.

Large hail and tornadoes can be produced by the same thunder storm. However, many hailstorms are not accompanied by tornadoes, and vice versa.

While many tornadoes move from a southwest direction, they also travel from other directions such as west or northwest.

Twisters can take a variety of not only sizes but also shapes; from the traditional Wizard-of-Oz like funnel, to snake like “multiple vortexes”, from a drawn out roped shaped to a wide churning, “smoky” appearance.

The Sound of a tornado has been likened to that of a freight train or jet engine, but there is no guarantee that you will hear such a noise before it is too late.