The rich, CEOs, celebrities … of the US rushed to buy bunkers for fear of unexpected disasters in the future. Each bunker has a comfortable area and full amenities like a normal house.
No one expected the bunker business to be mainstream in 2021. Ron Hubbard (59 years old), owner of Atlas Survival Shelters, a bunker construction business based in Texas, keeps getting orders. across the country, day and night.
For 30 years, Ron worked as a custom iron door locksmith. By 2011, he started a bunker business. Sometimes he doesn’t even know the full name of the customer, nor find out the location of their bunker, he just creates the product and then gives it to a local 3rd party to deliver to the customer.
The guests attach great importance to preparing a shelter for the future, so they never hesitate when paying. They usually pay the entire bill by cash or wire transfer in one go.
Ron’s company has bunkers ranging in size from 100 square feet (about 9 square meters) for $50,000, to 10,000 square feet (929 square meters) for nearly $5,000,000. Customers can choose from an existing standard model or request a custom design according to their needs.
The reason the bunker trade is so strong is because people are afraid of the catastrophes taking place across the globe. Ron’s clients include celebrities, CEOs, billionaires, etc. They need to prepare a safe haven to be prepared to withstand future disasters. These customers often give their political views when it comes to why they want to buy a bunker. They would rather prepare a shelter in advance that may never be used than take the risk of a sudden fall.
According to Ron’s observations, Democrats don’t like buying bunkers. If so, they only buy to avoid tornadoes, fallout, or to store alcohol. Since President Joe Biden took office, a growing number of clients believe they need to prepare a bunker for potential disasters. Every time Biden appears on the news, Ron gets a call from a Republican saying, “This country is going downhill. I need a bunker!”. Ron believes his business is doing so well thanks in part to President Biden. In the second week of August, Ron’s company made over $1.7 million in revenue in just one week.
The bunker, supplied by Atlas Survival Shelters, features military-grade chemical, biological and nuclear air filtration systems, mud baths, decontamination showers, air- and gas-proof doors, and a power source. electricity for living. Depending on their preferences, customers can equip and design more to suit the location of the bunker. All in all, this shelter is as comfortable as an ordinary home.
If there are additional requirements, customers will have to wait 2 to 3 months for the company to complete, large projects that need to be poured concrete on site will take more than 6 months to complete. Ron’s company typically makes bunkers between 2,000 and 3,000 square feet (185-278 m2), the largest he has ever sold measuring 4,000 square feet (371 m2).
America’s rich, CEOs, celebrities… rushed to buy bunkers for fear of unexpected disasters in the future.
For affluent customers who want a bit of luxury in their bunkers, Mr. Ron offers a platinum line. Each square meter of design will be charged at least 300 USD. These bunkers feature a spacious master bedroom with full bath and open shower, dining room, game room and gun room. The materials used are all high-end, such as stainless steel, ceramic tile floors, granite countertops, oak floors and sliding barn doors.
The YouTube channel sharing about Ron’s business activities currently has nearly 350,000 followers. This is an important channel to help him introduce products to find potential customers.
