Our Contractor Licensing, Explained

You've probably noticed the string of numbers in our footer — Hawaii Contractor License AC-13379, C-7, C-21, C-51 — and wondered what any of it actually means. Fair question, and one we're glad to answer plainly.

What Those Classifications Cover

Hawaii's contractor licensing system separates specialties by classification: C-7 covers low-voltage work, C-21 covers general contracting scopes, and C-51 covers floor covering specifically — the core of what we do every day. AC-13379 is our license number itself, tying all of it back to our company.

Why It Should Matter to You

Licensing isn't just paperwork — it's a baseline of accountability that protects you as a homeowner. It's part of why we're also Davis-Bacon compliant and SAM-registered, which lets us take on everything from a single bedroom to a school or military facility without cutting corners on compliance. We think of it as one more way of showing up honestly for the people who trust us with their homes.

Mahalo for reading. With pride, service, and aloha from our Maui crew — serving the island since 1973.