Storm Shelters in Slaton, TX
Slaton is just southeast of Lubbock — in our primary service area. Same quality, same process, same one-day installation.
Slaton — Close to Lubbock, Same Severe Weather
Slaton sits just 20 minutes southeast of Lubbock on the South Plains. The city faces the same tornado and severe weather risks as every other community in the region.
Lubbock County and the surrounding area see tornado warnings, damaging winds, and large hail every spring and summer. The flat terrain offers no natural shelter.
Sheltris installs underground concrete storm shelters in Slaton with the same quality standard as our Lubbock installations. We handle excavation, placement, sealing, and grading.
An underground shelter is the safest place for your family during a tornado.
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Your Neighbors Already Have One
We've installed shelters throughout the Lubbock metro area, including communities just like Slaton. Same quality, same equipment, same one-day process. One company handles everything.
Railroad Town With Deep Roots — and Real Storm Risk
Slaton was founded as a railroad town in 1911, built around the Santa Fe Railway division point. The Harvey House, the Slaton Railroad Heritage District, and the restored depot are reminders of the town's history as a rail hub connecting the South Plains to the rest of Texas.
Today, Slaton is known for the Slaton Tigers, the annual Fourth of July celebration, and a tight-knit community that takes care of its own. The Slaton Bakery on the square has been serving the town for decades.
But Slaton sits on the same flat, exposed terrain as Lubbock. When the National Weather Service issues a tornado warning for the southern South Plains, Slaton is right in the path. The railroad tracks and the grain elevators won't stop an EF3. A reinforced concrete shelter in your backyard will.
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