Drain, Waste, and Vent (DWV) Pipe Replacement projects are among the most complex and challenging retrofit projects for any association to undertake. The success of these undertakings depends on the strength of a multi-disciplinary team that begins with your construction manager.
NT specializes in DWV replacement projects and we are proud to have completed many of the most significant DWV projects in Hawaii with highly successful outcomes. We work collaboratively with clients and the association communities they serve to execute and deliver projects with a consistently high standard of service.
The drain, waste, and vent (DWV) pipe replacement project at Royal Iolani replaced all common area and apartment components thoughout the property's two towers and 296 units.
Built in 1971, the 40-unit Makiki Royal was experiencing ever more frequent and costly leaks from the original cast iron drain, waste, and vent (DWV) system.
Located on Seaside Avenue, the 745-unit Island Colony is a landmark of Waikiki. Guided by the professional construction project management team at Native Technologies, the DWV replacement project was completed within one year of construction.
Fire sprinklers significantly lower the risk of smoke inhalation, burns, and fatalities by quickly containing fires. Focussed fire suppression also limits water damage resulting in lower repair costs for fire events. Fire sprinklers also provide potentially significant insurance savings and increased property values.
Whether tackling a fire sprinkler installation project by itself or combining it into a larger series of infrastructure upgrades, Native Technologies brings the expertise to guide your association through the process from start to finish. If questions remain about the opt-in opt-out decision to meet Honolulu ordnance requirements, our team can help you make that decision.
The drain, waste, and vent (DWV) pipe replacement project at Royal Iolani replaced all common area and apartment components thoughout the property's two towers and 296 units.
Built in 1971, the 40-unit Makiki Royal was experiencing ever more frequent and costly leaks from the original cast iron drain, waste, and vent (DWV) system.
Located on Seaside Avenue, the 745-unit Island Colony is a landmark of Waikiki. Guided by the professional construction project management team at Native Technologies, the DWV replacement project was completed within one year of construction.
Designing and installing a fire alarm system in a condominium is a complex project that requires careful planning, adherence to national and local fire codes, and integration with other life safety systems (such as current or future fire sprinkler systems).
Almost all living spaces now require audible alarms, so fire alarm projects involve extensive communication and coordination with your owners and residents to access the units and install the new system in relation to unit-specific conditions. The Native Technologies Construction Management team will handle everything from initiation and owner education, right through installation and closeout.
The drain, waste, and vent (DWV) pipe replacement project at Royal Iolani replaced all common area and apartment components thoughout the property's two towers and 296 units.
Built in 1971, the 40-unit Makiki Royal was experiencing ever more frequent and costly leaks from the original cast iron drain, waste, and vent (DWV) system.
Located on Seaside Avenue, the 745-unit Island Colony is a landmark of Waikiki. Guided by the professional construction project management team at Native Technologies, the DWV replacement project was completed within one year of construction.
Regular concrete spall repair, painting, sealant replacement, and waterproofing maintenance is critical for the protection of your concrete building. The more water that infiltrates the underlying structure, the more costly corrosion of reinforcing steel and the associated spall repair becomes.
Whatever the current condition of your property, Native Technologies has the right solution for the assessment, derivation of plans and specifications, contractor procurement, and construction oversight, so you can say with confidence that your structure is well maintained and protected.
The drain, waste, and vent (DWV) pipe replacement project at Royal Iolani replaced all common area and apartment components thoughout the property's two towers and 296 units.
Built in 1971, the 40-unit Makiki Royal was experiencing ever more frequent and costly leaks from the original cast iron drain, waste, and vent (DWV) system.
The drain, waste, and vent (DWV) pipe replacement project at Royal Iolani replaced all common area and apartment components throughout the property's two towers and 296 units.