Short answer first: the Ohana Package from VC Flooring and Stone bundles premium vinyl flooring, custom kitchen cabinets Honolulu homeowners actually want, and countertops, then pairs all of it with professional installation from CV Construction Hawaii. One quote, one crew, one schedule. No juggling three different companies and hoping their calendars line up.
Below, I’ll walk through what’s actually in the box, how the package options differ, and why this bundle keeps coming up when local families talk about remodeling.
What Is the Ohana Package, Really
VC Flooring and Stone teamed up with CV Construction Hawaii a while back, and the idea was pretty simple. Most people who want a new kitchen or bathroom end up managing two or three vendors on their own, chasing quotes, comparing timelines, and hoping nobody drops the ball.
The Ohana Package skips that entirely by putting materials and labor under one roof. You talk to one team, they source the products and install them, and that’s it.
The name isn’t just marketing fluff either. Ohana means family, and the whole approach is built around treating a renovation like something personal rather than a transaction. Every material chosen for these packages is picked with Oahu’s climate in mind, since humidity and salt air can wreck cheaper products fast.
That local knowledge is honestly the biggest reason people trust this over a generic mainland renovation deal.
What’s Actually Included
Here’s where people usually have the most questions, so let’s keep it straightforward. Every Ohana Package, no matter which tier you pick, is built around the same core categories. Some packages add a few extras depending on the room.
- Premium vinyl flooring rated for kitchens, bathrooms, and busy hallways
- Custom kitchen cabinets Honolulu homeowners can design around their actual storage needs
- Countertops in several finishes, from stone look to solid surface
- Full installation handled start to finish by CV Construction Hawaii
- Scheduling and coordination so materials show up when the crew is ready for them
That last point sounds minor but it’s not. Anyone who’s dealt with a flooring guy showing up before the cabinets are even ordered knows how much time that wastes. This setup avoids that mess because one team is running the whole show, not three separate ones pointing fingers at each other.
Comparing the Package Options
There are three main paths right now, plus a custom route if none of them quite fit. I put together a quick table so you can see the differences without reading three separate pages.
| Package | Best For | What You Get |
| Kitchen Essentials Package | A kitchen only remodel | Flooring, countertops, custom kitchen cabinets Honolulu style, plus install |
| Bathroom Refresh Package | Updating a bathroom | Flooring, countertops, custom vanity, shower install, plus install |
| Complete Renovation Package | Multiple rooms at once | Flooring, cabinets, countertops, and install across the full project |
If you’re somewhere in between, say you want the kitchen package but also need a vanity swapped out, their design team will build a custom version around that. It’s not a rigid menu where you’re stuck picking exactly what’s listed.
Most homeowners start with one of the three signature packages and adjust from there once they’ve talked through their space with a designer.
Why Locals Keep Choosing This Package
Honolulu homes deal with stuff mainland renovation companies rarely think about. Salt air corrodes things it shouldn’t. Humidity warps cheap cabinetry within a couple years. The products used in the Ohana Package are chosen specifically because they hold up here, not because they looked good in a catalog somewhere in Ohio.
There’s also the plain convenience of it. Normally you’d call a flooring company, then a cabinet maker, then a contractor, and cross your fingers that all three can actually work together without stepping on each other’s timelines.
This package skips all of that. Everything is quoted together up front too, so you’re not getting surprise line items halfway through the project because two vendors miscommunicated about scope.
And honestly, accountability matters more than people expect going in. When one company handles both the materials and the install, there’s nobody to blame the other guy if something needs fixing. VC Flooring and Stone and CV Construction Hawaii are on the hook together, which tends to make both sides more careful about getting it right the first time.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How much does it cost? Honestly, it depends. A kitchen remodel and a full-house renovation aren’t going to cost the same thing, and the materials you pick matter too. The real answer comes after someone walks your space and you talk through what you actually want.
- How long does it take? A single kitchen or bathroom usually wraps in a few weeks once the materials arrive. Bigger jobs, like a full renovation, take longer just because there’s more ground to cover.
- Do I need a design already figured out? No. Most people just show up knowing something like “I hate my cabinets” or “I need more counter space,” and the design team helps turn that into real choices.
- Why not just buy flooring or cabinets from a regular store? You could, but a lot of that stuff isn’t built for Hawaii. Salt air and humidity aren’t kind to cheap materials, and things bought off a mainland catalog tend to warp or swell faster out here. Everything in the Ohana Package gets picked with that in mind.