T Oki Trading

Don’t buy a Jacuzzi from T Oki if you need it serviced good luck! The only service guy «Reliable Pool and Spa» is in no way «RELIABLE». The service guy «Dan» does not return calls, does not show when promised. Knowing this I would not have bought my Jacuzzi… Terrible! T OKi rep states «buy a new one». Lol.

Bought an Ofuro for my bathroom. They held it for 7 months no problem. Was ready when I finally called them to pick it up. Great service as it should be.

Wow… I didn’t know there were so many options in toilets!!!
The people there are really nice and well informed… the lady who helped me was sooo patient and knew all the features, prices and advantage of each model… if you’re looking for a good Toto toilet, be sure to stop here!

I dealt with T. OKI TRADING a number of years ago as they were the distributor for Jacuzzi. I purchased a designer model Jacuzzi tub for my master bath in Hunter Green. Together with a pattern of green and white 4″ ceramic tiles for the tub surround, the color scheme was in support of University of Hawaii athletics. I saved several hundred dollars from the price of the tub at Eagle Hardware.
T. OKI has merged with MARBLEHAUS to form HAWAII HOME EXPO and moved into larger quarters a few blocks away in the airport-​Mapunapuna industrial area. They have gone into the photovoltaic (PV) business, so it was natural to seek a bid from them.
At first glance, they submitted a very competitive 32-​panel system for $ 41,497 producing 942 kWh per month ($ 282.60/month savings). The power produced puts it on par with a number of systems priced $ 1000 – 4000 higher. But, a closer examination of their bid showed this to be classified as TWO systems, limiting the Hawaii energy tax credits to $ 10,000. The net cost after tax credits .is $ 19,048. Pay-​back period through energy savings is projected to be five years, seven months.
I inquired why this was just two systems because every other bid I got with 30 – 36 panels was pegged as THREE systems. In two cases, FIVE systems were claimed. Hawaii Home Expo said that to design and install it as THREE systems would incur added expenses. I requested that they re-​do the bid for me to evaluate it.
The revised bid is higher at $ 44,178, but uses a different PV module. It also consists of 32 panels and produces the same 942 kWh power output. With the extra $ 5000 tax credit, the net cost is lowered to $ 15,925, a decided advantage of $ 3123. The pay-​back period is four years, eight months. That’s almost a full year less.
It’s obvious that the higher-​priced system is the better buy when you consider the tax credits. What I question is why should it cost $ 2681 more to design it as three systems rather than two. It’s the same number of modules and micro-​inverters. I don’t see the added wiring and one additional connection to the meter costing that much. They indicated $ 2060 for extra materials and $ 500 more for installation. Many of the other vendors matched their price or were lower by up to $ 4000 while matching or exceeding the power output.
I suppose it’s better to buy from Hawaii Home Expo than to deal with firms who would put you at risk with the tax department by claiming excessive tax credits. Then, you could really get in trouble. I just wish Hawaii Home Expo was a bit better-​versed regarding the tax credit issue. It would certainly «up» their credibility. Maybe they might learn something from me.

Knowledgable staff who is willing to work with you on all aspects of a home remodeling. We’re talking flooring, fixtures, appliances, and more. Along with the staff’s experience and knowledge, they have great prices and can order just about anything.
They have a modest showroom but can suggest a variety of options if you have an idea of what you’re looking for. If you have no idea, trust their associates to guide you through the process and propose ideas.
If you happen to catch their «garage sale,» you might be able to find excellent deals. We managed to put together a shower system of high-​end Hansgrohe parts, supplemented with ordering additional pieces. In total, hundreds of dollars in savings.

With the number of items they carry you could almost furnish your new home with the fixtures they have including Toilets, Bathtubs, Carpet, Flooring, Stonework etc
Everyone we met in there was extremely friendly and helpful and went out of the way to make us feel good with the strains of two kids running around and trying to look for some new fixtures they were helpful in finding things to occupy the kids while we could look over the tubs.
I would definitely go back again with the great service I had there.
(This is a new location for them as they moved from the old location to one with better parking and room)