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Hawaii Roofing Company Directory

Hawaii's roofing environment is unlike any other state in the country. Tropical heat, high humidity, heavy rainfall on windward sides of the islands, intense UV exposure, and salt air corrosion near the coast all contribute to accelerated roof wear. Metal roofing is extremely popular throughout Hawaii for its durability, wind resistance, and ability to shed the heavy rainfall that many parts of the islands receive regularly. Hurricane risk is also a real concern, particularly in the summer and fall months. Hawaii has a contractor licensing system to protect homeowners, and these 21 questions to ask a roofing company are a useful guide before hiring anyone for roofing work on your property.

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Address:   PO Box 1799, Honokaa, HI 96727
Phone #:   (808) 775-7496
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Address:   46-152 Nahiku Pl, Kaneohe, HI 96744
Phone #:   (808) 348-8270
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Address:   676 Kai Hele Ku, Lahaina, HI 96761
Phone #:   (808) 870-2130
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Address:   95-188 Aumea Loop, Mililani, HI 96789-1207
Phone #:   (808) 688-7407
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Address:   430 Hookahi St, #26, Wailuku, HI 96793
Phone #:   (808) 276-7900
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Roofing in Hawaii: What Homeowners Should Know

Hawaii homeowners face roofing challenges that are heavily influenced by which side of an island they are on and how close they are to the ocean. Windward slopes receive far more rainfall than leeward areas, and coastal properties deal with salt spray that accelerates corrosion on metal components and degrades roofing materials faster than in mainland climates. Roof replacement cycles in Hawaii can be shorter than in continental states due to these compounding environmental stresses.

Hawaii Roofing Contractor Licensing

Hawaii requires roofing contractors to hold a Specialty Contractor license (C-42) issued by the Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs (DCCA). You can verify a contractor's license at cca.hawaii.gov. Hawaii also requires contractors to carry workers' compensation insurance, which is especially important given the physical demands of roofing work in a tropical environment.

Hawaii Building Codes and Permit Requirements

Hawaii has adopted the International Building Code (IBC) and International Residential Code (IRC) with state and county amendments. Each of the four counties in Hawaii, which are Honolulu, Maui, Hawaii County, and Kauai, administers its own building permit program. Permits are required for roofing work including full replacements. Contact your county's Department of Planning or Building Division to confirm local requirements.

Call Before You Dig

Hawaii requires notification through the Hawaii One Call Center 811 at least two business days before any ground disturbance. Call 811 to request a utility locate before any excavation or underground work associated with a roofing project.

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