Commercial Property Decision Guides
Commercial Cleaning & Restoration Resources for Hawaii Properties
Use these practical guides to evaluate surface conditions, plan maintenance and determine when a commercial asset should be cleaned, restored, repaired or considered for replacement.
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Featured Decision Guides
Start With the Question Your Property Needs to Answer
These guides help commercial property teams make better decisions before maintenance problems become larger restoration or replacement expenses.
Commercial Carpet
Commercial Carpet Buying Guide for Hawaii Properties
Compare carpet choices by maintenance requirements, warranty obligations, traffic, humidity and total lifecycle cost—not purchase price alone.
Read the Carpet Buying GuideMarble & Natural Stone
Marble Etching vs. Staining
Learn whether a visible mark is absorbed contamination, mineral buildup or physical damage to the stone finish that cleaning alone cannot correct.
Identify the Stone ProblemGlass & Hard Water
Hard-Water Stains: Cleaning or Glass Restoration?
Understand when cloudy glass has removable mineral buildup and when the surface may require professional restoration rather than stronger cleaners.
Read the Hard-Water GuideGranite Protection
How to Know When Granite Needs Sealing
Use a simple water test to evaluate whether a granite countertop is absorbing moisture and may need professional sealing.
See the Granite Water TestSurface Assessment
Not sure what your surface needs?
Describe your surface and what you’re noticing. Get a preliminary direction, then carry your answers into a walkthrough request whenever you’re ready.
Start a Surface AssessmentBrowse by Surface or Problem
Find the Right Starting Point for Your Property
Choose the surface or operational issue you are evaluating. Each section leads to focused guidance without repeating the full service explanation.
Commercial Carpet
Evaluate embedded soil, traffic-lane wear, recurring spots, odor, maintenance frequency and whether the carpet still has useful service life.
Stone & Marble
Determine whether dullness, scratching, staining or etching requires cleaning, honing, polishing, sealing or a broader restoration plan.
Glass & Hard Water
Identify whether cloudy glass has surface mineral buildup or deeper damage that may require polishing, restoration and protective treatment.
VCT & Commercial Floors
Compare routine maintenance, scrub and recoat, full strip and wax, restoration and replacement review based on the condition of the floor.
Upholstery & Soft Surfaces
Assess visible soil, spots, odor and overall condition before deciding whether professional cleaning can extend the life of commercial furnishings.
Specialty Deep Cleaning
Address grease, residue, odor and difficult buildup that routine housekeeping or janitorial cleaning cannot realistically correct.
Additional Property Resources
Explore Other Commercial Surfaces and Building Systems
These supporting pages cover surfaces and operational concerns that require more than routine housekeeping or janitorial maintenance.
Hard Floors & Natural Stone
Evaluate embedded soil, worn finishes, damaged grout and stone conditions before choosing maintenance, restoration or refinishing.
- Commercial Tile & Grout Cleaning Deep cleaning, extraction and optional sealing for commercial tile surfaces and grout lines.
- Hardwood Floor Deep Cleaning Determine whether haze, residue and light finish wear can be improved without sanding or full refinishing.
- Travertine Cleaning & Restoration Review dullness, wear, staining and surface damage on commercial travertine floors and features.
Guestroom & Specialty Systems
Address odors, mechanical-unit buildup and metal-surface damage that standard cleaning programs are not designed to correct.
- Commercial Odor Removal Target smoke, cooking, pet and other persistent odors instead of temporarily masking them.
- Hotel & Condo PTAC Cleaning Remove internal buildup from multi-unit PTAC systems to support airflow, room comfort and cleaner-smelling guestrooms.
- Stainless Steel Restoration Improve scratching, rust-related concerns and worn appearance on elevators, kitchens and other commercial stainless surfaces.
Review Renue Hawaii’s primary commercial deep-cleaning page for the broader range of specialty cleaning and restoration services available across Oahu, Maui and the Big Island.
View All Commercial Deep-Cleaning ServicesPlan by Property Type
Turn Surface Conditions Into a Practical Property Plan
The right maintenance or restoration decision depends on traffic, appearance standards, operating hours, surface condition, procurement requirements, and the cost of allowing the problem to continue.
Hotels & Resorts
Coordinate carpet, upholstery, stone, glass, guestrooms, kitchens, and other guest-facing surfaces around occupancy, events, inspections, brand standards, and property purchasing requirements.
Condominiums & Associations
Build a practical plan for corridors, elevator landings, lobbies, common-area carpet, stone, tile, glass, and other shared surfaces affected by resident traffic and Hawaii’s climate.
Restaurants & Foodservice
Separate daily cleaning from scheduled deep cleaning for grease, commercial kitchen buildup, dining-area carpet, tile, grout, upholstery, odor, and customer-facing surfaces.
Healthcare, Schools & Commercial Facilities
Prioritize high-traffic flooring, carpet, entrances, common areas, upholstery, and specialty surfaces while planning work around patients, residents, students, employees, tenants, and normal operations.
Commercial Vendor and Procurement Access
Your Property May Already Have a Pathway to Engage Renue Hawaii
Renue Hawaii participates in major hospitality and institutional purchasing programs. Eligible hotels, healthcare facilities, foodservice operations, schools, senior living communities, and other managed properties may be able to evaluate Renue through an existing vendor or procurement structure.
Not Sure Which Process the Property Needs?
Request a walkthrough or scope review. Renue Hawaii will evaluate the affected surfaces, identify realistic cleaning or restoration options, and provide a written proposal with scope, timing, expected limitations, and recommended frequency.
Request a WalkthroughServing commercial properties across Oahu, Maui, and the Big Island.
Procurement Update
Renue Systems Listed With Marriott’s Hot Shoppe Services International
Read the announcement and learn how Oahu hotel teams can contact Renue Hawaii for local specialty cleaning and surface restoration.
Read the Marriott procurement announcement →Spaces, surfaces and service decisions
Find the connection behind your property concern
Explore a topic to connect the space, material or symptom you have with the guidance and scope to review. Each explanation links to its supporting Renue page.
Commercial carpet25 connections
Hotel and resortmay includeCorridor / hallway
Hotel carpet planning can include guest corridors alongside lobbies and event spaces.
Read the supporting guidanceCondominiummay includeCorridor / hallway
Condominium carpet planning includes shared hallways, also called corridors, while preserving resident access.
Read the supporting guidanceCorridor / hallwaymay have flooringCommercial carpet
Where a hallway or corridor is carpeted, plan treatment around its construction, condition and use.
Read the supporting guidanceWool carpetis a type ofCommercial carpet
Wool carpet is one carpet material category; its exact product guidance informs maintenance.
Read the supporting project accountLobbymay have flooringCommercial carpet
Carpeted lobbies are included in the commercial carpet service scope, with traffic and work windows assessed.
Read the supporting guidanceHotel and resortmay includeLobby
Hotel carpet service can include lobby areas with different traffic and operating needs from guestrooms.
Read the supporting guidanceHotel and resortmay includeBallroom
Ballrooms and function rooms are among the commercial carpet spaces covered in Renue's service scope.
Read the supporting guidanceElevator landingcan concentrateDark traffic lanes
The Aeo project account describes concentrated carpet staining near elevator areas; other properties require their own assessment.
Read the supporting project accountDark traffic lanesmay indicateEmbedded soil
A dark carpet traffic lane may contain recoverable soil; appearance alone does not establish the cause.
Read the supporting guidanceDark traffic lanesmay indicateCleaning residue
Cleaning-product residue is another possible contributor to dark or uneven carpet appearance.
Read the supporting guidanceDark traffic lanesmay indicateFiber abrasion
A dark-looking lane can also involve physical fiber wear that soil removal cannot rebuild.
Read the supporting guidanceRecurring carpet spotmay involveWick-back
A recurring spot may involve wick-back or contamination below the visible face fiber.
Read the supporting guidanceRecurring carpet spotmay involveCleaning residue
Residue is another possible reason a carpet spot recurs after treatment.
Read the supporting guidanceSurface assessmentmay useRepresentative test area
A representative test area helps distinguish removable contamination from permanent changes.
Read the supporting guidanceEmbedded soilmay respond toHot water extraction
Hot water extraction may be selected for deeper rinsing and recovery of embedded soil, subject to the carpet and condition.
Read the supporting guidanceCommercial carpetmay use interim careLow-moisture carpet maintenance
Low-moisture care can be considered for interim appearance maintenance and occupied spaces with drying constraints.
Read the supporting guidanceCarpet color lossmay warrantCarpet dye repair
Qualifying localized color loss may warrant dye-repair assessment because cleaning does not replace missing color.
Read the supporting guidanceFiber abrasionmay warrantRepair or replacement review
Permanent wear or structural failure can call for repair or replacement review rather than repeated cleaning.
Read the supporting guidanceCorridor / hallwayrequires planning forOccupied-building access
Condo hallway work must account for resident movement, elevator use and routes through shared spaces.
Read the supporting guidanceCommercial carpetrequires planning forDrying and reopening window
Carpet method selection must account for drying requirements and the property's operating schedule.
Read the supporting guidanceWool carpetrequires review ofManufacturer care guidance
The Nauru Tower account describes care selected for the wool carpet and applicable product guidance.
Read the supporting project accountCommercial carpetbenefits fromMaintenance record
A dated service history supports maintenance decisions; it does not itself guarantee warranty coverage.
Read the supporting project accountAeo hallway carpet projectdocuments work onCorridor / hallway
The published Aeo Ward Village account describes hallway and lobby carpet cleaning, including elevator-area stains.
Read the supporting project accountNauru Tower wool-carpet projectdocuments work onWool carpet
The published Nauru Tower account identifies the material as premium wool carpet and describes its maintenance program.
Read the supporting project accountAmerican Savings Bank Tower dye-repair projectdocuments use ofCarpet dye repair
The published American Savings Bank Tower account describes dye repair for bleach-related carpet color loss.
Read the supporting project account
Stone and marble3 connections
Marblecan be affected byMarble etching
Etching changes marble's surface finish and should be distinguished from discoloration within the stone.
Read the supporting guidanceMarblecan be affected byStone staining
A stone stain is a color-change condition; its treatment differs from correction of an etched finish.
Read the supporting guidanceMarble etchingmay warrantStone honing and polishing
A true etch may require suitable honing or polishing after the stone and finish are assessed.
Read the supporting guidance
Glass and hard-water buildup4 connections
Cloudy shower glassmay involveMineral deposits
Cloudy shower glass may have mineral deposits, but haze alone does not establish the cause.
Read the supporting guidanceCloudy shower glassmay involveSoap and body-product residue
Soap and body-product residue can contribute to a cloudy or smeared glass appearance.
Read the supporting guidanceCloudy shower glassmay involvePermanent surface damage
Scratches, prior treatment problems or permanent surface alteration may remain after buildup is removed.
Read the supporting guidanceShower glassmay be assessed withRepresentative test area
A controlled test area, evaluated fully dry, helps determine whether glass restoration meets the intended standard.
Read the supporting guidance
Commercial kitchen deep cleaning4 connections
Commercial kitchenmay containTile flooring
Kitchen floor tile is one surface to review when defining the deep-cleaning scope.
Read the supporting guidanceKitchen deep cleaningmay addressGrease buildup
Kitchen deep cleaning can address agreed grease and buildup on floors, grout, walls and equipment areas.
Read the supporting guidanceKitchen deep cleaningmay includeGrout joints
Kitchen floor and grout work is included only as defined during the walkthrough and proposal.
Read the supporting guidanceKitchen deep cleaninghas a separate scope fromHood and exhaust cleaning
Kitchen-surface cleaning and exhaust-system cleaning are distinct scopes that can be requested together on Oahu.
Read the supporting guidance
Hood and exhaust cleaning on Oahu9 connections
Grease buildupmay accumulate withinKitchen exhaust system
Grease can accumulate beyond the visible canopy, so the connected system and its access need review.
Read the supporting guidanceKitchen exhaust systemincludes componentCommercial kitchen hood
The hood canopy is one component of the connected commercial kitchen exhaust system.
Read the supporting guidanceKitchen exhaust systemincludes componentGrease filters
Grease filters are reviewed alongside their surrounding housing as part of the exhaust scope.
Read the supporting guidanceKitchen exhaust systemincludes componentExhaust ductwork
The exhaust duct route connects the hood to the fan and must be assessed for access.
Read the supporting guidanceKitchen exhaust systemincludes componentExhaust fan
The exhaust fan is part of the system; fan location and access affect the work plan.
Read the supporting guidanceHood and exhaust cleaningis offered inOahu
Renue's published hood and exhaust cleaning service is available on Oahu.
Read the supporting guidanceHood and exhaust cleaningrequires review ofExhaust access limitation
Unreachable sections and any additional access arrangements need to be identified when defining the scope.
Read the supporting guidanceHood and exhaust cleaningrequires planning forKitchen work and reopening window
The kitchen operating window must allow for cooling, protection, cleaning, reassembly and reopening procedures.
Read the supporting guidanceExhaust service recordshould identifyExhaust access limitation
Discuss a record that distinguishes completed work from inaccessible sections and follow-up needs.
Read the supporting guidance
Tile and grout4 connections
Corridor / hallwaymay have flooringTile flooring
Tile-floored corridors need a surface-appropriate cleaning and access plan; a corridor is a space, not a flooring material.
Read the supporting guidanceGrout jointsmay retainEmbedded soil
Dark grout can contain embedded soil; a representative test helps establish what cleaning can improve.
Read the supporting guidanceTile flooringmay retainCleaning residue
Sticky or streaky tile may involve grease or cleaner residue; identify the material and buildup before treatment.
Read the supporting guidanceGrout jointsmay requireRepair or replacement review
Cracked or missing grout requires repair review because cleaning cannot replace missing material.
Read the supporting guidance
Upholstery and soft surfaces4 connections
Upholsterymay retainBody oils and sunscreen residue
Hospitality upholstery may accumulate body oils, sunscreen, food or beverage residue within the fabric.
Read the supporting guidancePool cushionmay retainBody oils and sunscreen residue
Pool and cabana cushions are assessed for contamination, fabric condition and appropriate drying.
Read the supporting guidanceCabana cushionmay retainBody oils and sunscreen residue
Cabana cushions can retain oils and sunscreen residue; the fabric and condition guide the cleaning assessment.
Read the supporting guidanceFabric damagemay warrantRepair or replacement review
Torn, frayed, faded or failed fabric may require reupholstery or replacement review rather than more cleaning.
Read the supporting guidance
Metal surface restoration3 connections
Stainless steel elevator surfacecan haveSurface scratch
Elevator stainless surfaces can have scuffs or scratches whose depth and grain pattern affect treatment.
Read the supporting guidanceSurface scratchmay warrantStainless steel restoration
Suitable surface-level elevator stainless damage may be assessed for restoration before recladding.
Read the supporting guidanceElevator panel damagemay warrantRepair or replacement review
Dents, deep gouges or warped elevator panels can require recladding or panel-replacement review.
Read the supporting guidance
VCT floor care4 connections
Vinyl composition tileis maintained withVCT floor-finish system
VCT care includes managing the renewable floor-finish system as well as the condition of the tile.
Read the supporting guidanceVCT floor-finish systemmay be renewed byScrub and recoat
A worn but stable, properly bonded finish may be a candidate for scrubbing and recoating.
Read the supporting guidanceVCT floor-finish systemmay requireStrip and refinish
Contaminated, excessively built-up or poorly adhered finish may require removal and rebuilding.
Read the supporting guidanceVinyl composition tilemay requireRepair or replacement review
Cracked, loose or structurally damaged tile may require repair or replacement review instead of another finish coat.
Read the supporting guidance
Specialty property care4 connections
Guestroommay containUpholstery
Guestroom odor assessment may include upholstery and other affected room materials.
Read the supporting guidanceSmoke odormay involveCommercial carpet
Smoke residue can remain in carpet and other room materials and contribute to recurring odor.
Read the supporting guidanceSmoke odormay involveUpholstery
Upholstery and other soft furnishings may be part of the affected-material scope for smoke odor.
Read the supporting guidanceSmoke odorcalls for review ofOdor-source treatment
Recurring smoke odor calls for assessment of its source and affected materials before a treatment scope is selected.
Read the supporting guidance
Terms used in these decisions
Alternative names identify the same concept in the stated context. A possible cause is a reason to assess a condition, not a diagnosis of your property.
Commercial carpet terms
- Hotel and resort
- Property type with guest accommodation and shared operating spaces.
- Condominium
- Also called: Condo. Residential property with shared spaces and resident access needs.
- Corridor
- Also called: Hallway. Interior passage connecting rooms and shared areas; flooring varies by property.
- Lobby
- Entrance or reception space used by guests, residents or visitors.
- Elevator landing
- Also called: Elevator approach. The area outside an elevator where people wait, turn and enter or exit.
- Ballroom
- An event space whose carpet care must fit the event and reopening schedule.
- Commercial carpet
- Textile floor covering maintained according to construction, condition and product guidance.
- Corridor — may have flooring — Commercial carpet
- Wool carpet — is a type of — Commercial carpet
- Lobby — may have flooring — Commercial carpet
- Commercial carpet — may use interim care — Low-moisture carpet maintenance
- Commercial carpet — requires planning for — Drying and reopening window
- Commercial carpet — benefits from — Maintenance record
- Smoke odor — may involve — Commercial carpet
- Wool carpet
- Carpet with wool fiber that requires product-specific care considerations.
- Dark traffic lanes
- Visible darkening along frequently used paths; appearance alone does not identify the cause.
- Embedded soil
- Soil held within a surface or carpet pile that may be recoverable through suitable cleaning.
- Cleaning residue
- Material remaining from cleaning or spot-treatment products.
- Fiber abrasion
- Physical wear affecting carpet fibers and their appearance.
- Recurring carpet spot
- A spot that becomes visible again after treatment and needs its cause reviewed.
- Wick-back
- Also called: Wicking. Movement of underlying contamination toward the carpet surface during drying.
- Carpet color loss
- Also called: Dye loss. Missing or altered carpet color, distinct from removable surface soil.
- Surface assessment
- Review of material, condition, history and access before selecting the next step.
- Representative test area
- Also called: Test patch. A limited area used to evaluate achievable results before a larger scope.
- Hot water extraction
- Also called: HWE. A cleaning process that rinses and recovers contamination, selected for the material and condition.
- Low-moisture carpet maintenance
- Interim carpet care considered alongside construction, soil load and drying needs.
- Carpet dye repair
- Also called: Carpet color repair. Assessment and repair of qualifying localized carpet color-loss conditions.
- Repair or replacement review
- Evaluation of material damage or limits that cleaning and restoration may not correct.
- Fiber abrasion — may warrant — Repair or replacement review
- Grout joints — may require — Repair or replacement review
- Fabric damage — may warrant — Repair or replacement review
- Vinyl composition tile — may require — Repair or replacement review
- Elevator panel damage — may warrant — Repair or replacement review
- Occupied-building access
- Routes and work zones needed to keep an occupied property functioning during service.
- Drying and reopening window
- The time and conditions required before an area can return to its intended use.
- Manufacturer care guidance
- Product-specific maintenance instructions that inform the proposed treatment.
- Maintenance record
- Also called: Service history. A dated record of work and scope that supports ongoing maintenance decisions.
- Aeo hallway carpet project
- Renue's published account of hallway and elevator-area carpet cleaning at Aeo Ward Village.
- Nauru Tower wool-carpet project
- Renue's published account of wool-carpet maintenance at Nauru Tower.
- American Savings Bank Tower dye-repair project
- Renue's published account of carpet color repair at American Savings Bank Tower.
Stone and marble terms
- Marble
- Natural stone whose surface finish and discoloration require different assessments.
- Marble etching
- Chemical alteration of a marble surface that changes its finish.
- Stone staining
- Discoloration associated with material absorbed into the stone.
- Stone honing and polishing
- Mechanical refinement of a stone surface, selected for its material and condition.
Glass and hard-water buildup terms
- Shower glass
- Glass panels exposed to water, bathing products and maintenance treatments.
- Cloudy shower glass
- Also called: Hazy shower glass, Foggy shower glass. An appearance symptom that can involve buildup, prior treatments or surface damage.
- Mineral deposits
- Also called: Hard-water deposits. Mineral buildup remaining on a surface after water exposure.
- Soap and body-product residue
- Film from soap, oils or other bathing products on shower surfaces.
- Permanent surface damage
- Physical or chemical alteration that may remain after recoverable buildup is removed.
Commercial kitchen deep cleaning terms
- Commercial kitchen
- Food-service space containing cooking, preparation and related work areas.
- Kitchen deep cleaning
- A defined scope for agreed kitchen surfaces, equipment areas and buildup.
- Grease buildup
- Accumulated grease on kitchen surfaces or exhaust-system components.
Hood and exhaust cleaning on Oahu terms
- Kitchen exhaust system
- The connected hood, filters, ductwork and exhaust fan serving the cooking line.
- Grease buildup — may accumulate within — Kitchen exhaust system
- Kitchen exhaust system — includes component — Commercial kitchen hood
- Kitchen exhaust system — includes component — Grease filters
- Kitchen exhaust system — includes component — Exhaust ductwork
- Kitchen exhaust system — includes component — Exhaust fan
- Commercial kitchen hood
- Also called: Kitchen exhaust hood. The canopy and collection area above the cooking line, forming part of the exhaust system.
- Grease filters
- Removable filter components and their surrounding housing in a kitchen hood.
- Exhaust ductwork
- Also called: Exhaust ducts. The connected exhaust route between the hood and discharge fan.
- Exhaust fan
- The fan assembly at the exhaust-system discharge.
- Hood and exhaust cleaning
- A defined cleaning scope covering the hood, filters, ducts and fan, with access reviewed.
- Kitchen work and reopening window
- The agreed period for cooling, work-area protection, cleaning, reassembly and reopening procedures.
- Oahu
- The island served by Renue's published hood and exhaust cleaning offer.
- Exhaust access limitation
- A section or component that cannot be reached within the agreed arrangements.
- Exhaust service record
- Documentation identifying the system, completed scope and any access or follow-up needs.
Tile and grout terms
- Tile flooring
- A floor surface whose tile type, finish and condition affect treatment selection.
- Grout joints
- Material between tiles, assessed for recoverable soil and physical condition.
Upholstery and soft surfaces terms
- Upholstery
- Fabric-covered furniture assessed by material, condition and cleaning suitability.
- Pool cushion
- A cushion used in pool areas, with material and exposure assessed individually.
- Cabana cushion
- A cushion used in a cabana, with fabric and exposure assessed for the individual item.
- Body oils and sunscreen residue
- Contamination that can accumulate on hospitality fabrics and cushions.
- Fabric damage
- Tearing, fraying, fading or other material failure requiring a different response from soil removal.
Metal surface restoration terms
- Stainless steel elevator surface
- Elevator doors, panels and related stainless surfaces assessed by finish and damage.
- Surface scratch
- A mark in a surface finish whose depth and pattern affect restoration options.
- Stainless steel restoration
- Assessment and refinishing of suitable surface-level stainless damage.
- Elevator panel damage
- Dents, deep gouges, warping or failed panels that may exceed surface restoration.
VCT floor care terms
- Vinyl composition tile
- Also called: VCT. Resilient floor tile commonly maintained with a renewable finish system.
- VCT floor-finish system
- The renewable protective finish applied over vinyl composition tile.
- Scrub and recoat
- Cleaning a suitable existing finish and applying compatible finish coats.
- Strip and refinish
- Also called: Strip and wax. Removal and rebuilding of the floor-finish system when its condition calls for it.
Specialty property care terms
- Smoke odor
- An odor concern that can involve residue retained in room materials.
- Guestroom
- A hotel accommodation space with hard surfaces and soft furnishings.
- Odor-source treatment
- Assessment and treatment of affected materials rather than relying on a temporary change in smell.
Source relationships reviewed 2026-09-16. Project accounts describe their own scope and conditions.
Published project library
Explore the work behind the guidance
Browse Renue project accounts by surface and service. Each example describes its own scope and conditions; use the related service page to discuss the needs of your property.
Commercial carpet
- Published project1350 Ala Moana: carpet cleaning
- Published projectAla Moana Hotel: lobby carpet
- Published projectAeo Ward Village: hallway carpet
- Published projectDuty Free Galleria: carpet restoration
- Published projectAmerican Savings Bank Tower: carpet dye repair
- Published projectNauru Tower: wool-carpet maintenance
- Published projectKahala Beach Condominiums: carpet cleaning
Stone and marble
- Published projectVictoria Place: marble countertops
Glass and hard-water buildup
- Published projectWaihonua: shower-glass test panel
Commercial kitchen deep cleaning
- Published projectArcadia: kitchen deep cleaning
- Published projectDukes Waikiki: kitchen deep cleaning
- Published projectSea Life Park: kitchen deep cleaning
Tile and grout
- Published projectHawaii Technology Academy Ewa: MCT tile
Upholstery and soft surfaces
- Published projectAalii Ward Village: upholstery and rugs
- Published projectFour Seasons Ko Olina: pool cushions
- Published projectThe Modern Honolulu: pool cushions
Metal surface restoration
- Published projectBarker Kappelle: stainless steel railings
VCT floor care
- Published projectHawaii Technology Academy Waipahu: VCT and carpet
Specialty property care
- Published projectAlohilani Resort: guestroom and cabana surfaces