February 11, 2012
Pacific Islands Construction
Choosing a photovoltaic system (PV system) for your home or business is a first-time experience for most. The evaluation process for choosing a system and/or contractor can be difficult. Pacific Islands Construction’s goal is to educate the consumer and hopefully…
February 4, 2012
Alternative Electric
Photovoltaics is creating quite a buzz among Hawaii homeowners. Also known as PV, photovoltaics is a form of solar-powering. “But instead of heating your water, it actually produces electricity,” explains Chad Matsumoto, who co-owns Alternative Electric with Bronson Apana. Although…
February 4, 2012
R.S. Toyama Roofing Service Inc
Recently, our staff at R.S. Toyama Roofing Service Inc. completed our first composition shingle application in Newtown, Aiea. We have re-roofed many homes there in the past with cedar shake shingles and other manufactured cementitious material, but never with composition…
February 4, 2012
All G Electric
With all the talk about photovoltaic systems these days, have you ever stopped to consider other electrical improvements to not only enhance your new energy-efficient home, but improve and add value to it? When deciding to invest in a photovoltaic…
January 28, 2012
Granicrete Hawaii
Concrete is the new flooring material of choice among designers and homeowners. It is highly durable, easy to maintain, eco-friendly and offers a range of possibilities unlike any other material. Granicrete Hawaii’s team of decorative concrete experts combine their years…
January 28, 2012
Pacific Islands Construction
Kyocera has been manufacturing solar modules for more than 35 years, far longer than most manufacturers in the industry today. The Kyocera modules will probably never be the cheapest in the industry, but there are none constructed better. In the…
January 21, 2012
Walker-Moody Construction
There has been an abundance of rain this winter season. It was a great holiday season, but now it’s time for a New Year’s resolution: Maintain your asphalt! Left untreated, asphalt pavement will deteriorate rapidly. The asphalt binder that holds…
January 21, 2012
Hi-Power Solar
The Building Industry Association (BIA) of Hawaii’s upcoming Home Remodeling and Renovation exposition will be held at Neal Blaisdell Center Exhibition Hall from Friday evening, Jan. 27, through Sunday afternoon, Jan. 29. Consumers will be able to visit numerous exhibiters…
January 21, 2012
RevoluSun
With the solar industry booming, scores of companies are entering the Hawaii market. Now, savvy homeowners interested in creating clean, renewable energy can meet local solar providers at the BIA Home Show Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 27 through 29,…
January 14, 2012
RevoluSun
RevoluSun, Hawaii’s leader in solar design and installation, is now installing the SunPower™ E20 series 327 Solar Panels in its residential and commercial photovoltaic (PV) projects — thus becoming the first solar company to offer this groundbreaking technology in North…
January 14, 2012
Surface Shield Roofing Company
What you need to know before installing solar panels As more and more Hawaii homes and businesses are looking into solar installation to help fight rising energy costs, the number of homes and businesses switching to solar panels is on…
January 7, 2012
Enlightenment isn’t just a state of mind — it can also be an important energy-saving state of being for your home’s roof. By “enlightening” your roof, you can use less energy, save money and dress up the interior of your…
January 1, 2012
CJ Peterson Services Inc
CJ Peterson Services Inc. offers an array of paving services, from residential pothole patching to condominium and apartment complex resurfacing and improvements. Since 1991, CJ Peterson Services Inc. has serviced thousands of customers statewide. Its resume includes Pearlridge Center, University…
January 1, 2012
Murakami Roofing
Your roof is probably one of the last things on your mind as you lie in bed looking up at the ceiling. But wait, why does that part of the ceiling look a little different? Kind of dark, wet looking?…
December 25, 2011
Walker-Moody Construction
Merry Christmas! Since it’s that time of year again, Walker-Moody Construction and SealMaster Hawaii want to send you greetings and a reminder for this winter season. Don’t leave your asphalt untreated or those cracks or potholes unfixed. It has been…
December 25, 2011
Surface Shield Roofing Company
With more than 20 years of experience in Hawaii’s roofing and solar industry, Surface Shield Roofing’s Shon Gregory has seen the business change as materials and technologies continue to adapt to the needs and priorities of property owners. Because of…
December 25, 2011
Pacific Islands Construction
As consumers have purchased solar energy (photovoltaic systems) in greater numbers this past year, those buying systems in the new year need to acquaint themselves with the nuances of the industry. Pacific Islands Construction believes that what has become apparent…
December 25, 2011
Leakmaster Roofing
Leakmaster Roofing has always been a leading innovator of roofing technologies during its 22 years of existence. In particular, the company has been early adopters of cool roof coatings — reinforced with polyester fabric — that have proven to be…
December 18, 2011
Murakami Roofing
Having your roof replaced is a big undertaking. Not only does it affect your schedule and your home, it also has the potential to disturb your neighbors. While this is not so much a factor if your home is large…
December 18, 2011
Alternative Electric
Photovoltaics is creating quite a buzz among Hawaii homeowners. Also known as PV, photovoltaics is a form of solar powering. “But instead of heating your water, it actually produces electricity,” explains Chad Matsumoto, who co-owns Alternative Electric with Bronson Apana.…