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8/26/2020

Fix It 101 | Being Prepared

Hurricane Marco and Laura have created less than favorable conditions for Mississippi and our neighbors in the Gulf. With many storms things are often unpredictable and here at Fix It 101 we want to make sure you are prepared. On this episode we tell you what FEMA suggest everyone should have in their emergency kits and where you can find certified contractors that are always in high demand after a storm. Also Pam, Jeff, and Jason answer another round of home improvement questions about vinyl floors, mold, and more. Let's work!

Online Resources for Mississippi Certified Contractors:

www.msboc.us - Mississippi State Board of Contractors

www.cpbms.com - Mississippi Housing Institute

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