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October 27, 2013 Sunshine Construction

Sunshine Construction provides residential and commercial kitchen and bath design services to suit all tastes and budgets. From studio apartments in Makaha to gourmet kitchens in Kahala, Sunshine Construction can design the kitchen of your dreams. Meeting The Budget Everyone…

Customer-friendly company gives you a say

October 27, 2013 CV Construction LLC

As its business continues to expand on a foundation of 15-plus years of experience serving Hawaii, CV Construction LLC remains dedicated to providing stellar customer service regardless of how big or small the job is. Chuan “Sam” He and Victor…

Build your dream home

October 27, 2013 RUI CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING SUPPLY INC

BY MICHELLE LEE With so many important factors to consider when looking for the perfect house, many today are choosing to design and construct their own with the assistance of a qualified contracting company. For more than 10 years, RUI…

Finding the right solar provider for your needs

October 27, 2013 Bonterra Renewable Energy and Solar Power

If you’re like many people in Hawaii, you’ve been thinking about going solar for quite some time. You know just how much it can save you on your electric bill and you know there are generous federal and state tax…

Washing away fears of the tub

October 27, 2013 Island Bath Works

Joe and Betty Kuroda weren’t convinced they needed to change the bathtub in the Pearl City home they have lived in since 1955. Their son, however, learned about Island Bath Works and its innovative bathtub conversions at a trade show…

More power to the people

October 27, 2013

With hurricane season in full swing and winter rapidly approaching, it makes sense to prepare your home and family to face a potential power outage. If keeping the power on in your home or business is critical, consider installing a…

For a job done well, turn to the pros

October 27, 2013 EnergyPro Hawaii

Energy Pro Hawaii is proud to announce that they have partnered up with the Hawaii State Teachers Association to secure cooler air-conditioned classrooms for Hawaii’s students. A percentage of every PV installation from now until the end of 2013 performed…

New homes, additions are their ‘forte’

October 27, 2013 S Tanaka Construction

Whether constructing a residence from scratch or creating an addition to an existing structure, homeowners desire the “wow” factor that comes from seeing their dwelling exceed expectations. For those clients who have trusted their homes to S Tanaka Construction, the…

Keep your roof in tip-top shape

October 27, 2013

For many American families, homeownership brings a sense of stability, accomplishment and peace of mind. Owning a home also means being responsible for its upkeep, to ensure a safe, comfortable sanctuary for your family to enjoy. As the winter months…

All hands on deck for flooring classes

October 27, 2013 Granicrete Hawaii

Granicrete Hawaii’s DIY flooring and countertop classes train individuals who are looking to tackle their “honey-do” lists or create new sources of income. You’ll learn how to transform dull, discolored concrete floors into stunning and durable custom flooring. Take existing…

Rid roofs of microbe infestation

October 27, 2013 Envirowash Hawaii LLC

Envirowash Hawaii recommends you take a look at your roof. Living in Hawaii — with our humid environment — chances are your roof has black streaks, patches or has completely been darkened. This is not the normal process for roof…

Reclaimed wood flooring: How to design with eclectic affordability

October 27, 2013

Breathing new life into your home with weathered touches, aged accents and historical character is holding true to the popular belief of “what’s old is new.” Sparked from the sustainable living trend, reclaimed, recycled and repur-posed wood floors have become…

Sunetric Shines Brightly

October 27, 2013 Sunetric

With solar policies constantly changing and some neighborhoods reaching solar capacity, now is the time to invest in solar and take control of your energy bills. Recognized as the top Hawaii-based solar firm by Solar Power World for a second…

Home Improvement Tips That Instantly Lower Your Energy Bill

October 27, 2013

It’s one piece of mail homeowners dread every month: the utility bill. Considering the average annual utility bill is $2,200, according to energystar.gov, it’s no wonder homeowners cringe every time it arrives. What if you opened your bill and, to…

Cleaning Drainpipes Effectively and Safely

October 27, 2013

BY MICHELLE LEE In recent years with the advancement of information regarding chemical products, more homeowners have made a conscientious effort to choose greener solutions to address their home cleaning needs. Among the laundry list of tasks, one of the…

Oxi Fresh: Going Green as You Clean

October 27, 2013

BY ANDY BETH MILLER Everyone has been there: company is coming over, and the house has to be impeccable. The pupus are presented in perfect fashion, the dishes are done, all is tidied and ready, until you see a spot…

Let It Grow in Your Back Yard

October 27, 2013

Stick out your green thumb and hitch a ride on the green landscape movement. You’re going to dig it. Traditional landscaping has its baggage: dangerous chemicals, harmful techniques and the constant need to introduce new resources like synthetic fertilizers. However,…

Easy-to-update items to make your new home yours

October 27, 2013

This year more than 5.4 million homes were sold by the end of August, according to the National Association of Realtors. Are you one of these millions of new homeowners? If so, you’ve most likely felt the urge to settle…

By the Numbers

October 27, 2013

Unlucky or not, there’s one thing you can count on: numbers hold powerful cultural symbolism. I’d like to thank those of you who stopped by the Happiness U booth at the Food & New Products Show this past weekend at…

The benefits of PV

October 27, 2013 Alternative Electric

Photovoltaics are creating quite a buzz among Hawaii homeowners. Also known as PV, photovoltaics are a form of solar energy. “But instead of heating your water, it actually produces electricity,” explained Chad Matsumoto, who co-owns Alternative Electric with Bronson Apana.…

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