Most people hear “prepping” and picture paranoia. But it isn’t about fear — it’s about risk management. Our grid is fragile. Experts warn that a major storm, cyber-attack, EMP, or even a computer virus could take it down. And if that happens, it won’t just be a few hours without lights — it could mean weeks, even months, with no power.

The biggest danger isn’t the threat itself — it’s Normalcy Bias. We assume that because life has always run smoothly, it always will. That illusion is why so many wait until it’s too late. We’ve already had the wake-up call: a global pandemic brought empty shelves, restrictions, and chaos. Nothing says it can’t happen again — experts warn it likely will.

When the next outbreak is unleashed, or if the grid goes dark for more than a couple of days, the safest move isn’t running to stores — it’s staying behind your own door. The first wave is when things are most dangerous: crowds, shortages, and exposure.

That’s why we recommend stocking at least six weeks of food, water, and essentials. Enough to ride out the danger quietly at home, without gambling your safety in desperate lines or risky crowds.

Prepping isn’t crazy. Ignoring the risk is.

We keep everything 100% private and discreet.

• No logos
• No marked vehicles
• No visible gear on delivery day

All installs, changes, and setups are handled exclusively by one owner and one assistant. We don’t use outside crews or subcontractors.

Your setup is discreetly installed inside your home — nothing outside signals what you’ve done. We don’t advertise, we don’t discuss our clients, and we don’t share information with anyone. Client information is confidential, full stop.

Our service agreements include a Confidentiality Clause:

• We only disclose information with your written consent or if required by law (such as a valid court order).
• If disclosure is ever legally required, we’ll give you notice (where permitted) and share only the minimum necessary.
• Information is used only to perform your setup, never for marketing or promotion.
• We secure records appropriately and delete what we don’t need, except tax/financial records that must be retained.

We’ll even sign an NDA on request. References are available privately.

No. We use tidy racks, labeled totes, and clean storage. Your home looks normal—just smarter.

We never forget them. In a real emergency, your pets rely on you just like the rest of your family. During your consultation, we’ll ask what animals you have and build in food, water, and basic care supplies to make sure they’re safe too. Whether it’s a dog, cat, or something more exotic, we’ll help you prep for them—because when the lights go out, they’re not just pets—they’re family.

One 55-gal barrel needs about 2.5 ft × 2.5 ft and weighs ~460 lb (208 kg) when full. We place it on a wood stand/pallet (not directly on concrete).

We start by planning for a six-week baseline—enough to handle most emergencies. From there, if you want to scale longer, we can. It all depends on your goals, space, and budget.

Yes—custom BOBs and vehicle emergency kits are available on request.

Absolutely not. During your private consultation, we’ll ask about any prepping you’ve already started—generators, filters, radios, food storage, anything. If you’ve already got solid equipment, we’ll build around it. The goal isn’t to sell you more—it’s to make sure you’re actually ready.

Yes. Whether it’s gluten-free, vegetarian, organic, or other needs, we’ll factor that into your food supply. During the consultation, we’ll ask about allergies and preferences to make sure your emergency meals are both safe and usable for your household. Preparedness should never mean compromising your health.

Kits online are one-size-fits-all, often low quality. We custom-build systems around your family, space, and needs—installed, labelled, and ready.

We Serve Southern Ontario
Toronto • GTA & Durham • York • Kawartha • Muskoka • Peterborough • Kingston  (If you’re nearby, ask — we sometimes extend coverage.)