Storm Shelters in Midland, TX
The Permian Basin sees severe weather every year. Sheltris installs underground concrete shelters in Midland — manufactured, delivered, and installed by our crew.
Midland — Severe Weather in the Permian Basin
Midland and the Permian Basin sit in one of Texas's most active severe weather corridors. Supercell thunderstorms regularly produce large hail, damaging winds, and tornado warnings across the region.
The flat, open terrain of the Permian Basin provides little natural protection. When severe weather hits, there's nowhere to go unless you have a shelter.
Sheltris installs underground concrete storm shelters in Midland that are designed to withstand EF5-level winds. Same quality, same one-day installation as every project we take on.
Don't wait for the next severe weather season to start planning. Get a shelter in the ground before storm season.
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Full-Service Installer — No Runaround
Most shelter companies in the Permian Basin are resellers. They source a product from a manufacturer in another state and leave installation to a local contractor. That means two companies, two standards, and no single point of accountability.
Sheltris is different. We manage the entire project — sourcing proven shelters and professionally installing them with experienced crews. When we come to Midland, you deal with one company from start to finish.
One company. One standard. One warranty. That's how we operate, whether the job is in Lubbock or 125 miles away in Midland.
Tall City, Flat Ground — Midland's Boom Towns Need Storm Protection
They call Midland the "Tall City" — but it's the flat, open terrain around it that makes severe weather so dangerous. From the neighborhoods near Midland Park Mall to the new developments off Loop 250, there's no natural barrier between your home and a tornado.
The Permian Basin Museum, the Petroleum Club, the Bush family legacy — Midland has deep roots and a booming economy. But the oil field workers and families settling here from out of state often don't realize how active this severe weather corridor really is.
Midland International Air & Space Port sits on some of the most exposed real estate in West Texas. If the airport needs weather contingency plans, your family does too. An underground shelter is the most reliable option when the sirens go off on a Wednesday afternoon in May.
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