How Do You Get A Private Bunker Built?
It is an open secret that people with experience in hard rock mining are the best choice to rough out your underground construction. Most homes are built over bedrock, or will require drilling and blasting to get you the space you need to construct a secure underground room. They can also do the drilling and ventilation necessary to ensure that you have all the comforts of home while you wait out armageddon or a little rainy weather.
What kind of events would lead people to wishing that they had their own fallout shelter, zombie-proof bunker, or secure panic room? You don't have to ask a doomsday prepper to get the answer. A hurricane, earthquake, or simple rioting could lead to unsafe conditions and the need to shelter in place. Until authorities arrive, you will want to stay safe. You may just need a place to keep your valuables and records secure and backed up. Other events, such as a nuclear attack, solar flare, or gamma ray burst, could make it necessary to keep yourself and your family safe for several weeks or even a year.
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Mining and Engineering Experience is a Must!
Whether the shelter is part of your primary residence or situated a few miles out of town with a discreet entrance, the construction process is surprisingly similar. People with hard rock mining experience are necessary to survey and excavate the physical space whether you are going horizontally into a hill or vertically into the ground. Drilling and blasting may be necessary to secure your space in the bedrock. Rock bolts and other safeguards are put into place in order to prevent stones from falling off the wall, and a layer of concrete (called Shotcrete) is sprayed onto the walls. At this stage in the process your shelter will look kind of like the bottom of an unfinished swimming pool, but this is also where the real magic happens. With the right architects, designers, and lighting, you can have rooms that look surprisingly comfortable and modern. Many structures take advantage of fiber optics to bring sunlight down to lower levels.