Crafting Tomorrow's Homes Today

Building with hempcrete offers numerous environmental and practical benefits, making it an ideal choice for sustainable construction. Hempcrete, a bio-composite material made from the inner woody core of the hemp plant mixed with a lime-based binder, is highly sustainable due to its low carbon footprint. Hemp plants sequester large amounts of CO2 during their growth, which offsets the carbon emissions associated with construction. Once in the home, the hempcrete walls  continue to store carbon for the life of the home.  Additionally, hemp can be cultivated relatively quickly and abundantly, providing a local and renewable source of raw materials. 

Hempcrete also provides excellent thermal and acoustic insulation, contributing to energy efficiency and comfort in Hawaii's warm climate. Its breathability helps regulate indoor humidity, preventing mold growth and improving air quality, which is particularly beneficial in Hawaii’s humid environment. The material is fire-resistant, pest-resistant, mold resistant and durable, enhancing the longevity and safety of buildings.