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Rising S Company is a world leader in creating state-of-the-art bunkers and survival shelters. ISO-9001 certified as well as United States Air Force Civil Engineering Approved, and these bunkers are built with the highest quality standards in mind. More than that, the company is committed to creating bunkers with features and all new systems that no other company has yet provided. This includes shooting ranges, greenhouses, LED lighting, hidden doors, floor heating, and more. They are even the only company to engineer a functional underground bunker.

As a family-owned business that began in 2003, this close-knit operation of highly experienced builders is all led by General Manager Gary Lynch. Rising S Company was his brainchild, having come a very long way from humble roots. Fueled by innovation, they are committed to creating and developing things that no one has ever done before. They want their customers to get the features that they need, found in out-of-the-ordinary bunker builds, and with their comfort and safety in mind at all times. The luxury bunkers they have developed have been featured in numerous mainstream news media such as Fox News, NBC, National Geographic, Discovery Channel, and more. They are well known to customers, both local and international, making them one of the foremost names in the field.

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