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What Should I Do When I Get The Rebate

After you have received a rebate letter from your local planning commission you can then reach out to Ground Zero Storm Shelters to install your shelter. Your shelter must be installed by a member of a regulatory association like ATSA if want to r...

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Do I Qualify For A Storm Shelter Rebate?

If you own or are in the process of buying a home, don't live in a flood plain, and your home is not a historical site, then you can qualify for a rebate on your property. Check with your local planning commission to see if they offer rebates in you...

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Storm Shelter and Tornado Shelter Rebates and Grants

If you are in need of a storm shelter and budget is an issue, don’t give up! You may qualify for financial aid in the form of rebates, grants, Native American assistance or even FEMA funding. Take a look at your options below to find out if you qualify!...

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Life After a Tornado - How to Rebuild

When a tornado strikes your community emotions run high and it’s hard to maintain a sense of normalcy after a disaster like this. Upon your first inspection of the damage, conditions might look as if the damage is irreparable. The stress of bearing such...

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Prepare a Tornado Disaster Recovery & Contact Plan

Tailored Disaster Recovery Plan for Oklahoma In the heart of Tornado Alley, with primary focus on Oklahoma City and Tulsa, OK, the need for tornado preparedness isn't just a suggestion—it's a way of life. The key to managing through these severe ...

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What to Do Once a Tornado Has Passed

Most people are aware of the obvious risks from a tornados’ strong winds, which can send debris flying and destroy property. After a tornado hits, however, there are other risks from the wreckage that they leave behind. You could get seriously injured o...

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