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BIA Remodel It Right, Remodel It Green This Weekend
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Date: 8/10/2012-8/12/2012
Time: see notes for times
Location:
Neal S. Blaisdell
777 Ward Avenue
Exhibition Hall
Honolulu, Hawaii 96814
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One of Hawaii's leading home building & remodeling events. thousands of new products, services, building trends and remodeling techniques. Make your dream and reality. Learn what's new... make connections... get great deals.

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Winner of the National Remodelers™ Council 2005 Carde Award, the BIA-Hawai'i Remodel It Right, Remodel It Green Expo emphasizes remodeling your home the right way. Attendees will learn how to budget, design, plan, and build their remodeling project. Free remodeling packets with referrals and valuable information are also distributed.

WHERE
Neal S. Blaisdell
777 Ward Avenue
Exhibition Hall

WHEN
August 10 - 12, 2012
* Friday, August 10, 2012 / 5 pm – 9 pm
* Saturday, August 11, 2012 / 10 am – 9 pm
* Sunday, August 12, 20112 / 10 am – 4 pm

ADMISSION
One-day admission $6.00
Three-day pass $8.00
Senior Sunday $2.00 admission for seniors age 55 and older (with valid I.D.) August 12, 2012 only.

SPONSORS
Pacific Business News
BIA-Hawaii Remodelers

OFFICIAL SHOW GUIDEBOOK PUBLISHER
Hawaii Home + Remodeling magazine

FOR MORE INFORMATION
BIA-Hawaii
(808) 629-7503

About Building Industry Association of Hawaii - BIA
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MISSION STATEMENT (Back to the top)
Chartered in 1955, the Building Industry Association of Hawaii is a professional trade organization affiliated with the National Association of Home Builders, representing the building industry and its associates.

BIA-Hawaii takes a leadership role in unifying and promoting the interests of the industry to enhance the quality of life for the people of Hawaii.

ABOUT (Back to the top)
In 1955 we joined over 800 other professional trade organizations as an affiliate of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB).

Since that time, BIA-Hawai'i has taken a leadership role in furthering the building industry here in our state. As we enter our 53rd year of service to Hawai'i, we welcome all developers, builders, suppliers and associates of the building industry to join us in our mission. Chartered in 1955, the Building Industry Association of Hawai'i is a professional trade organization affiliated with the National Association of Home Builders, representing the building industry and its associates. BIA-Hawai'i takes a leadership role in unifying and promoting the interests of the industry to enhance the quality of life for the people of Hawai'i.

HISTORY (Back to the top)
In the mid 1950's, Hawai'i was still a territory with an agricultural economy. Dwight Eisenhower was president of the United States and Bill Quinn was Hawaii's appointed governor.

During this time there were visionary men who foresaw the imminence of statehood and recognized the boom it would bring to our economy. These visionaries foresaw the importance of the building industry in the coming explosive growth of Hawaii and understood the value of bonding together in an association to promote the home building and construction industry.

And so, in 1955, ten of these visionary men; William Blackfield, Bert Kanzaki, Earl Kato, Robert M. Kaya, Ward Kegin, Robert Kuniyuki, James Lai, Melvin Muraoka, Richard Sato and Kenneth Shioi, joined with others to charter the Home Builders Association of Hawai'i with Robert M. Kaya its first president. The new association affiliated with the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) and was granted charter number 1220. Based in Washington DC, the NAHB is one of the largest and most influential trade associations in the country today.

Along the way, Hawai'i did indeed become the 50th State in the Union, and the Home Builders Association of Hawaii grew and expanded its reach, ultimately becoming the Building Industry Association of Hawai'i (BIA--Hawai'i) in 1979.

Members of BIA-Hawai'i are developers, contractors, suppliers, Realtors, architects, financial institutions and a host of other professionals who service the building industry. This unique mix enables members to network across their respective sectors and also provides the bridging of diverse interests into a common whole allowing the BIA to address the many challenges facing the industry with a uniquely balanced perspective.

Most people, recognize BIA-Hawai'i for its production of the industry's premier community-wide annual events: the BIA--Hawaii Parade of Homes, the BIA--Hawai'i Home Building & Remodeling Show, and the BIA--Hawai'i Renaissance Building & Remodeling Awards. For 15 years, BIA-Hawai'i has been presenting consumer education through the Remodel It Right Seminars in our communities.

CODE OF ETHICS (Back to the top)
As members in good standing of the Building Industry Association of Hawaii, we believe in, and accept, the responsibilities and obligations inherent in building and renovating. Basic to these ethical beliefs, we support the following objectives:

To conduct business affairs with professionalism and skill.
To provide the best value possible.
To protect the consumer through the use of quality materials and construction backed by integrity and service.
To build and renovate with high standards of safety, sanitation and livability.
To meet all financial obligation of time.
To comply consistently with the spirit and letter of business contracts, and manage employees, sub-contractors and suppliers with fairness and honor.
To keep informed and to share knowledge regarding laws, regulations, proposed legislation, codes, public policies and other essential information which affect our business interest and those of the building industry as a whole.
To comply in both spirit and letter with the rules and regulations prescribed by law and government agencies for the health, safety and progress of the community.
To keep honesty as our guiding business policy.
To protect all parties in our business activities by putting all financial obligations and commitments in writing, expressing the exact agreement of the parties; and to provide copies of such agreements in a timely manner to all parties involved.
To provide timely and appropriate response to items covered under warranty.
To conduct business so as to avoid controversies, and should controversy arise, to seek to resolve such controversies through a non-litigation dispute resolution mechanism.
To support and abide by the decisions of the association in promoting and enforcing this Code of Ethics.

Members assume the responsibilities in this Code of Ethics freely and solemnly, feel morally and financially responsible for these obligations so assumed, and are mindful that these responsibilities are a part of their obligation as members of the Building Industry Associations of Hawaii.

Finally, because we hold inviolate the free enterprise system and American way of life, we pledge our support to our associates, our local, state and national associations, and all related industries concerned with preservation of legitimate rights and freedoms.

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