Blog

In the aftermath of this past week’s large brush fire that impacted many businesses and residents of the Big Island of Hawaii, we put together this helpful video meant to educate those choosing to clean their homes or properties themselves on how to do so in the safest and most efficient way possible. While some […]

Premier Restoration Hawaii was hired through a preferred vendor insurance program to begin the fire and smoke damage restoration on a 1500 square foot Maui home.  The fire impacted 100% of the home with 50% of the structure deemed completely unsalvageable. Because of the severity of damages, we did not provide any stabilization services. Following

Premier Restoration Hawaii is excited to promote our very own Marlone Madamba to the position of General Manager of Oahu Operations. Marlone has lead our Oahu Mitigation division for the past 4 years during a period of incredible growth for our organization. With over ten years in the Property Damage Restoration industry, Marlone is the

Why can’t I just dry this myself? Do I really need to hire a professional to clean up water damage? Our answer to these very reasonable questions is based on the truly significant amount of damage that not a lot of water can have on your home and the fact that the actual damage caused

  Having worked in property restoration for over 21 years, I am often asked the same question by folks who manage buildings and their infrastructure: “How do I actually prepare for a massive disaster in my building?” Living in the middle of the pacific we are exposed to a myriad of potential events including: Hurricanes

Hurricane Season is on our doorstep and runs from June 1 – November 30.  And while The Central Pacific Hurricane Center is predicting an 80% chance of a “near to below normal” Hurricane season, it’s important to remember that it only takes one to severely impact the State of Hawaii. Last year was also predicted

Recovering from a flood goes beyond simply sopping up the standing water left behind. Water can seep into hard to reach and impossible to see interstitial spaces like wall cavities and crawl spaces.  Not drying these spaces adequately can lead to both structural damages and mold growth which can impact the indoor air quality of

As proud Hawaii Lodging and Tourism Association Members, we were so excited to get together in real life with the leaders of Hawaii’s visitor industry to raise monies for many of Hawaii’s charities. Hosted by HLTA’s Charity Walk, the all day golf event held at Pearl Country Club was a great alternative to safely support HLTA’s