Safe Sheds Storm Shelter Delivery and Installation
No cranes. No excavators. Just one man, a truck, and two hours.
How Our Unique Storm Shelter Delivery Process Works
This short video will show you exactly what to expect when your Safe Shed storm shelter is delivered and installed.
The first step for a successful Safe Shed installation is site selection.
Safe Sheds shelters are delivered on a modified semi-tractor, offloaded on the site with a hydraulic exoskeleton, and can sit directly on the ground, with no need for a concrete pad.
Our unique delivery equipment allow us to set your shelter within 3’ of existing structures, as long as our semi-tractor can access the installation site. But there are a few important things to keep in mind as you select your shelter’s location.
We want your delivery and installation to be easy and successful, so always call with any questions or concerns.
Customer Experiences & Delivery Testimonials
“Last Wednesday my shed was delivered. He arrived at the agreed-upon time and started doing his work. He did not stop until he had everything in place to my approval. I have enjoyed doing business with Safe Sheds.”
Jo J. Texas, 2023“Our family had our Safe Shed delivered yesterday. Here we are having 100+ heat index and y’all’s delivery driver was awesome. We did a walk through before he even entered our property with his semi. He listened to us and was very nice. Backed all the way in, even backing around our pool. Once at the spot for our Safe Shed to be put, he centered it, measured it, leveled it. This guy is the real deal, or what you call ‘A Hardworking Man’.
Steven B. Missouri, 2025“Your company is top notch. I believe you make the best buildings in the USA. Your drivers are awesome. They have a super strong work ethic. If you’re on the fence about getting a building, get off the fence and make the purchase. Safe Sheds will take care of you like no one else The customer service is 200%.”
Matt B. Kentucky, 2025The second step for a smooth Safe Shed storm shelter installation is getting the load pattern right.
Before your Safe Shed above-ground storm shelter can be delivered and installed at your home, we load it on the truck. And getting that right is critical to a smooth delivery.
Keeping in mind what you’ve already learned about our clearance requirements and how the truck will be approaching your installation spot, you’ll let us know which way the door of the shelter should be positioned on the truck. The back wheels of the truck will be directly on top of your site, and the truck will pull straight forward when the shelter is lifted by the outriggers. Then the shelter is lowered to the ground.
We only get one shot at it…once it’s down, that’s where it stays. The shelter can’t be turned, pushed, or pulled. Questions about your load pattern? Give us a call!
