Storm Shelters in Harvest, AL

Harvest is a thriving suburban community of nearly 7,000 residents in northwestern Madison County, consistently ranked as one of the best places to live in Alabama. With a median household income of $99,500 and a 96% homeownership rate, Harvest families have invested significantly in their homes—and protecting those homes from North Alabama's severe weather is essential.

Harvest's Tornado History

Harvest has experienced some of the most devastating tornado events in Alabama history:

The April 2011 Super Outbreak also caused significant damage in the Harvest area. With flat to gently rolling terrain offering no natural barriers to approaching storms, Harvest families face elevated tornado risk compared to many other areas.

Serving Harvest and Surrounding Areas

Our service covers all of Harvest and nearby communities along the Highway 53 corridor, including Monrovia and the growing subdivisions throughout the area. Whether you're in a newer subdivision or on a larger rural property, we have shelter options that work for your situation.

Storm Shelter Options

Alabama Storm Shelter Tax Credit

Harvest residents can receive a tax credit of up to $3,000 (or 50% of the total cost) for installing a FEMA-compliant storm shelter at their primary residence. As an unincorporated Madison County community, shelter permits are handled through the county—we'll guide you through the process during your free consultation.