There is so much to consider in the aftermath of a devastating fire to your Hawaii home. Not only is extensive water damage from fire fighting efforts a concern but also smoke and soot damage to all affected materials. Amplifying the problem beyond the home directly affected, smoke and soot da...
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The Hawaiian islands are rich with culture and beauty, and the year-round tropical climate only adds to the natural wonders of the area. While there are ample reasons that Hawaii is an ideal place to call home, the potential for flooding is a real risk for property owners and residents throughout th...
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When I write about water damage for any publication, we’re usually focused on issues that originate from inside the building envelope. This article will be about the top sources of moisture intrusion we, as restorers, see most often. Before we dive into specifics, I think it’s important to m...
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Managing a multi-unit water loss event is no easy task often paralleled in difficulty by trade negotiations between countries, finding a parking spot downtown when there’s an event at the Blaisdell, or trying to get your two year old to accept the fact that it is bedtime. Even for those of us who op...
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At Premier Restoration Hawai'i, we put first our employees' health and safety. Especially in the dynamic work environments where our employees are required to lift heavy equipment necessary for water damage response and can be exposed to hazardous materials like asbestos or lead, safety traini...
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Premier Restoration Hawai'i is proud to announce the appointment of Wayne Smith as President of our industry leading company. “With the exceptional growth Premier has experienced over the last 3 years, we felt it was time to find a leader that could take the company to the next level in both c...
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To help delve a little deeper into the science of drying, here are my top “Level 2” questions we get from building managers, some who, unfortunately, have had to use restoration services more than once. How does a moisture meter work? The science behind why a moisture meter works is ro...
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How do I know if I have existing water damage? Water Accumulation – Look for areas of pooling water in and around your home. This is typically the most visible sign of water damage and can signify a leaking roof or faulty draining pipes.Discoloration – water if left unchecked can stain walls and c...
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Woo hoo! Another year on the Best Places to Work list for us and we couldn't me more excited. Congratulations to all of the incredible companies and non-profits who also made the list; it's an honor to be listed by your side. Mahalo, Hawaii Business Magazine for the feature!
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One of the top concerns following a flood is mold growth in your home or facility. Mold as a result of elevated moisture can cause structural damages as well as significant health problems for inhabitants of a home or property. From a single family residences to an entire apartment, no mold remo...
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