Welcome to the first Building Management Hawaii Vendors of the Year awards, as selected by readers in a “Big 5” of categories: plumbing, electrical, elevators, security and labor/staffing.
Votes cast say a lot about the building management industry of Hawaii.First, a good vendor can be trusted, valued member of the building’s core team. “Very dependable”.
Capital Electric & Energy Solutions LLC
Gerald Yuh, Owner/manager
(808) 988-9473
CapitalElectric808.com
Years in business: 12
Focus/Specialties: Specialize in commercial/residential troubleshooting and emergency calls,commercial lighting retrofit, electric vehicle (EV) chargers,photovoltaic (PV) installations/repair, meter and panel upgrades, new and renovation projects.
We also provide special investigations and reports for faulty installations,insurance claims or litigation.Please describe how you see your role as a vendor for commercial/residential properties: Few contractors take as much personal attention to detail for clients, especially when it comes to explaining liability, safety and repairs of hazardous conditions.Practical field experience in large commercial and high rise construction coupled with nearly a decade leading the entire electrical industry in Hawaii as the head of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers union provided me with the unique opportunity to work directly with state agencies and Legislature, Hawaiian Electric utility and the University of Hawaii on certifi cation and training standards. integrating this broad experience to my own company provides clients a much better understanding of their responsibilities regarding safety of employees, the public and family,be it at home, work or within a retail or commercial space.Best part of your job: When customers say, “No one ever explained in such detail the importance of doing it right vs. doing it as cheap as possible. I feel so much better knowing my family, or staff or the public is safe.”
Capital Electric & Energy Solutions, LLC, Inc.
PO Box 25506,
Honolulu, HI 96825
Hawaiian Electric will pay a cash incentive for customers on Oahu to add energy storage (a battery) to an existing or new rooftop solar system. This one-time incentive will help move Hawaii toward our goal of 100% clean energy by 2045 and add more renewable resources to the grid in the short-term when the AES coal-fired plant is retired in September 2022.
The Public Utilities Commission has capped the program at a total 50MW supplied from storage.
