BUILD HAPPY

The HPM Foundation has awarded $1,000 college scholarships to four recent high school graduates to help with upcoming college expenses and support student success. 

In celebration of HPM's 98th Anniversary, we compiled a list of 98 Ways to Build & Live Better. We asked our 300+ owner-employees to share some of their favorite tips, tricks and insights for building and living better. From suggestions for fun family adventures, to clever home improvement hacks,...

Searching for the perfect style touches to enliven your new kitchen can be an exciting and fun discovery process. Before meeting with clients and giving them a showroom tour, we always advise them to bring along a few design ideas, such as door style and color, that spark their interest. Our job as...

In Hawaii, the very real threat of storms and other natural disasters is part of island living—but small, proactive measures can make a big difference in the outcomes. We asked our hurricane preparedness pro to share some key steps residents can take to protect their homes, their families and their...

Time to tackle that hurricane kit you've been meaning to put together. Now... what to put in your supply box? Food and water—check! Maybe a flashlight, a first-aid kit and some candles, and you're good to go, right?

Looking for a simple DIY project? With this 2x4 Basics FlipTop bench, you can create a bench that can flip up to serve as a table! This product is available at our HPM retail locations. 

Buying new countertops for your home can be overwhelming. There are several material options to choose from on the market, and an extensive selection of colors and patterns.

Are you in need of more storage? This is your answer! Just head over to HPM to pick up your 2x4 Basics ShelfLinks bundle today! Simple assembly with only a powered screwdriver and a saw. 

Here's the scenario: You have a great front lanai, but you're tracking cinder into the house. One way to prevent such a mess is by building cement pavers. Watch the episode “Pavers” on Build Better with HPM for the step-by-step process.