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Salt air, humidity, termites, heavy rain and hurricane threats make corrosion, roof care and moisture control constant concerns.
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Check a license in Hawaii
Contractors are licensed statewide by the Hawaii Contractors License Board through the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs (DCCA). Homeowners who hire a licensed contractor may be eligible for the Contractors Recovery Fund.
Hawaii homeowner FAQ
How do I verify a contractor's license in Hawaii?
Use the DCCA public license search. It shows license status, classifications, insurance, and complaint records for contractors, electricians and plumbers.
What is the Hawaii Contractors Recovery Fund?
It is a fund managed by the Contractors License Board that may help homeowners who suffer losses from a licensed contractor. It is only available if you hired a licensed contractor, and it is a last resort after trying to collect from the contractor.
How does salt air affect my home?
Salt air corrodes AC condensers, metal roofing fasteners and outdoor fixtures. Rinsing outdoor units and scheduling regular HVAC service helps them last longer.
How should I prepare for hurricane season?
Have roofs, gutters and window protection checked before summer. Secure loose items and make sure trees are trimmed away from the house.
Are termites a big problem in Hawaii?
Yes, especially Formosan termites. Ask contractors about treated lumber for repairs and schedule regular termite inspections.
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