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TRENTON, N.J. -- To protect a home from damage from a flood or a hurricane takes more than just making the outside stronger. The inside of the house can be better protected from wind and water with a little planning and preparation.
Several things can be done to minimize damage inside a structure. Here are some ideas:
Floors:
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