Through our Resiliency Program we are able to serve the residents of Brazoria County, Texas, regardless of their storm damage.

  • Making homes accessible is one of the most important things Mosaic in Action does for our Brazoria County neighbors.

    Something as simple as installing a wheelchair ramp can change the life of a homeowner in need.

  • Mosaic in Action understands that not everyone can afford necessary repairs to their home– so we’ve decided to help out where we can.

    From replacing roofs to cleaning out air vents, we want our Brazoria County neighbors to be safe in their homes.

  • Your home is a major part of your overall health and well-being. By promoting healthy homes, we are able to improve the lives of our neighbors throughout Brazoria County.

Tips for a Resilient Home

  • Keep it Dry

    Mold loves nothing more than moisture and warmth– two things Brazoria County is abundant with.

    Keep mold at bay by allowing high moisture areas, such as the bathroom, well ventilated.

  • Yearly Battery Replacements

    Replacing your smoke alarm batteries once a year is a great habit to have. FEMA recommends testing your alarms once a month to make sure that they are working properly.

    Smoke alarms should be replaced every 10 years.

  • Save Up

    Set aside some funds for any necessary repairs. Small things like a roof leak can become a big problem over time and can become quite costly to repair.

    Discover recommends saving 1% of your total home value each year ($3,600 saved for a $360,000 home).

  • Trim Your Trees

    Landscaping can save lives, it’s true.

    Large tree branches can break off during major storms and go through windows, crush roofs and cars, and even kill in the worst situations.

  • Seal It

    Check that your windows, doors, and roof are all properly sealed.

    By “sealing the envelope” of your home, you are protecting against moisture damage and pest invasions.

  • Check Your AC and Heater

    All Texans know the importance of having a working air conditioner, but as of February 2021, we’ve all learned the importance of heaters as well.

    Check on your AC every fall and your heater every spring in order to beat the repair-job-rush.