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A Safe Haven

As the holidays approach, my best words of advice are to be careful. As seniors, we sometimes forget we are old. I was talking to one of my neighbors and noticed he had... Read more

Refresh, Revive Your Bathroom

After 30 or 40 years, if your bathroom looks terrible — full of mildew, the tub is rusting or cracked, the wall by the tub is all rot, the floor is shot, and... Read more

From Foundation to Future

Established in 1984 by Shinya Tanaka, S. Tanaka Construction LLC started with a focus on new home construction and continues to be one of Oahu’s leading design-build firms. Over time, the company expanded... Read more

Experienced in Siding Installation

In 1961, the first vinyl product was brought to Hawaii. This product was vinyl siding. Sixty-five years ago, most people thought Bud Shasteen and his partner Richard Houar were nuts to introduce this... Read more

Building Upon A Strong Foundation

Established in 1984 by Shinya Tanaka, S. Tanaka Construction LLC started with a focus on new home construction and continues to be one of Oahu’s leading design-build firms. Over time, the company expanded... Read more

A Stunning Transformation

By Elima Pangorang Customers like Nancy Beggin rave about the benefits of relying on Windows Hawaii to install a combination of Alii Extreme windows and Celect siding when improving their home for the... Read more

Support Local

When purchasing vinyl windows or siding, make sound decisions by buying local. Buying local has many benefits for homeowners in Hawaii. Matthew Houar, Tropical Wholesale president and foremost expert in Hawaii on vinyl... Read more

A Smooth, Stress-Free Experience

Established in 1984 by Shinya Tanaka, S. Tanaka Construction LLC started with a focus on new home construction and continues to be one of Oahu’s leading design-build firms. Over time, the company expanded... Read more

The Next Generation!

God has blessed us with many local customers of whom many were Nisei, or children of those migrating to Hawaii from other lands and cultures. In 2025, some of our keiki and mo’opuna... Read more

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