HGTV's Erin and Ben Napier Vow to 'Make It Right,' Rebuild Home Destroyed by Mississippi Tornado
, the couple showed viewers the destruction caused by a deadly tornado that hit their town of Laurel, Mississippi in December. During Monday night’s season finale, the couple is revisiting one of the houses badly damaged by the natural disaster and starting over on a renovation project they had previously finished.You'll get the latest updates on this topic in your browser notifications.
“This house was special. It was a lease-to-own situation for someone who needed it,” Ben explains in the clip. “The Joneses had found Mr. Gary, and he was getting ready to move in and then this happened.”WATCH: Erin Napier Breaks Down in Tears While Renovating Her Late Grandmother's Old Home “Most every other house we worked on, they’re okay,” she continues. “But nothing like this one. The one house that was a gift to that neighborhood is the one that got damaged the worst. And that is not fair, is it?” In the clip, Erin and Ben decide to call the Joneses, who are anxious to see how badly their home fared in the storm. The Napiers tell them that, miraculously, no one was injured in the storm, but that their neighborhood was not in good shape.
The couple explains that they know how to fix the damage — and that they will donate their time to do so. “We can fix this,” Ben says. “And Gary will have a home to come back to very soon,” Erin adds.
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