Building on the Big Island: Step 7 – Navigating the Building Process in Hawaii
Construction Standards In recent years, construction standards have been increased to more closely follow the lead of the mainland. Hawaii County is using the 2018 International Building Code/IBC with the addition of many county modifications. These can be found online here. There is some very helpful information on this website, particularly in the Building > […]
Building on the Big Island: Step 5 – Determining Steps and Timing
This provides a general overview of project flow and timing for building. Specifics can vary a lot from project to project depending on the scope and scale. This process varies depending on which building service method (listed here previously), that you choose. However, six to twelve months is typical for this phase of the process. […]
Building on the Big Island: Step 3 – Choose the Building Service That’s Right for You
The next step in the building process is determining the level of service you need from your builder. This typically falls into one of the four options below: OPTION 1 – WE DESIGN + BUILD This is 100% “designed and built-for-you” full service – This means you come to us with an idea or rough […]
Building on the Big Island: Step 2 – Choosing Your Architectural Style
Following up on our previous blog about Building on the Big Island of Hawaii, once you have selected your lot, it’s time to determine what architectural style you want. There are many directions you can choose. This covers some of the most common and most popular requests we receive. RESORT CONTEMPORARY According to the Home […]
Building on the Big Island of Hawaii: Step 1 – Finding a Lot
Many people are looking to move to Hawaii and build their dream home here, and we are regularly asked about how it can be done. This blog is the first in a series of posts about how to do it and the first step is finding the right lot for you. Where Do You Want […]
The Difference Is in the Details
“Greg’s focus on details reflects his longstanding dedication to his craft.” – Shane Kitchens One of the key pieces of feedback we receive is about our clients’ happiness with our attention to detail. This is something we take very seriously so it means a lot to us when clients tell us they notice. Why does […]
