Evansville, IN -- (SBWIRE) -- 05/11/2015 -- With the prevailing global warming that affects the formation of severe weather like tornadoes and hurricanes in different parts of the world, it's not surprising that people become conscious with their security and safety in times of weather troubles. It cannot be denied that for some time, no matter how prepared people are, casualties and damages always still occur. It's truly heartbreaking to see people lose their loved ones amidst the stormy atmospheric phenomenon. Yet, there is a great way to prevent it from happening again. And that is by installing durable storm shelters in every home.

Southern Indiana, Southeastern Illinois, and North Central Kentucky are some of the areas that are heavily bombarded by the tornadoes and hurricanes. Tornadoes is a rotating column of air with a width scope from a few yards that extends up to more than a mile, whirling at a very destructive speed along with very heavy rain, large hail and strong cloud to ground lighting. On the other hand, a hurricane is a cyclone that has sustained winds that could exceed 74mph and precipitates heavy rain which results to floods and storm surges. Though the tornadoes last in minutes, the hurricane stays in an area for days or weeks. With the destructive nature of these atmospheric depressions and that these are most common during spring and the fall season, there is really a need for sturdy storm shelters, like the shelters provided by Integrity Storm Shelters to the Tri-State families and businesses.

The Integrity Storm Shelters is based from the 26 years experience of Dan McKinney's firm with regards to storm shelter manufacturing and design. To ensure Tri-State families and businesses that they get nothing but the best storm shelters and weather rooms, two brands were added to the line-up that includes the LIFESAVER™ and the ALL WEATHER SAFE ROOMS™ that are exclusively designed to withstand any atmospheric disturbances. Both shelters have exceeded the expectations of the National Storm Shelter Association's Standards and have been tried and tested by the Texas Tech Wind Science and Engineering Center; giving these two brands of Integrity Storm Shelters a double thumbs up.

What makes two celebrated brands of Integrity Storm Shelter a must to install in every home and business areas is that the LIFESAVER™ is made from heavy duty fiberglass, stainless steel hardware, gas struts for easy door opening, water-tight door seal, and composite flooring that is anti-rust and anti-rot, which is very suited for underground shelters for the reason that shelters are meant for people not as a dwelling for rodents, insects, snakes and the likes. When compared with the typical basements that are made from concrete materials, its durability with regards to aging, earthquakes or mine blasting operations is highly remarkable. On the other hand, the sturdy ALL WEATHER SAFE ROOMS™ is American-made and all-steel welded that guarantees users that they will get rock-solid protection against any storms. This is best for individuals with mobility difficulties and it does not require stairs to climb just to get a shelter. Their interior and exterior designs are highly scalable.

And what more can be asked from the Integrity Storm Shelters? When aside from these high quality shelters and safe rooms, they also provide services like lighting installation, alarms systems, TV, radio and other amenities needed in the midst of the severe storm. To get know more what Integrity Storm Shelters can do to secure safety to Tri-State Families and Business establishments, visit their website at http://www.integritystormshelters.com or call 812-677-0010.

About Integrity Storm Shelters
Dan McKinney's firm has served the Tri-State for better than 26 years. He added the LIFESAVER™ brand of fiberglass underground shelters line-up to his business over seven years ago to provide his clients with a superior storm shelter system to protect against tornados and high winds. In 2001, ALL WEATHER SAFE ROOMS™ brand steel-fabricated above ground safe rooms were added to the line-up. Climbing stairs is not an issue with these units. This year's addition of exterior models expands these safety products to better represent the community, industrial and commercial scale—as well as personal protection for families.