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The roofing material you choose will affect your building’s maintenance and replacement needs moving forward. Thinking ahead, it’s best to invest in a roof that will last decades, saving time and money in the long run. In Hawaii, metal roofing is a top pick for many reasons.

Windows impact a building's curb appeal, energy efficiency, and property value. They also have many moving parts that operate every day, leading to wear and tear over time. Rather than buying the cheapest options that need to be replaced in 10 to 15 years, invest up front in high-performance...

With sunshine year-round in Hawaii, family barbecues and outdoor gatherings on the deck are everyday happenings.

It’s called “painting” but when it comes to doing the very best job of putting a fresh coat of color on your home, the last thing you want to pick up is a brush. 

Give the right people the right tools and the right materials and they can work wonders. The "right people" in this case being HPM's designers who use state-of-the-art technology (AKA the "right tools") to design and layout custom wall panels. 

After learning all the benefits of metal roofing, perhaps now you’re considering building your new home or reroofing your existing house with HPM Custom Metal Roofing. We all know that your house is probably one of the biggest investments you’ll make in your lifetime. Now it’s up to you to make an...

Protect your investment and learn all the benefits of metal roofing here. 

Here are 10 tips you need to know before you begin your next paint project:

It’s not too late to find your necessary plumbing materials to begin your next project! But if you've already acquired your materials, you’re probably thinking about hiring a licensed professional to help with installation or repairs. Before you begin your search, here are a few tips to help you...

A new trend in roofing that couples HPM’s standing seam panels with specialty clamps makes it easy to install photovoltaic (PV) systems without compromising the integrity of the roof. . . or, to put it more simply, solar power without the pukas.