I've specialized in yurts here in Hawaii for over nine years now. We have worked with yurts from all the major companies and several of the smaller companies, a few that were not good experiences. There are some yurts that have no stamina for the climate here. We chose to work with
and they took the time to come out here, assess the challenges with the climate, and work closely with us to meet those challenges and meet local codes for our clients.
In my experience,
perform the best in Hawaii, largely because they took the time to specifically meet the challenges here. Second and third IMHO for the climate is Ranier and
.
We'll provide repairs on any yurt that we are able to, regardless of the manufacturer, and work with clients to get other companies to work with them to send needed parts, etc. I may be a teensy bit biased, but for the same cost, maybe a bit less, you get something in Hawaii that you can't yet get in any other state, and that's a hands on expert that can help step by step and basically doubles the great customer service of the manufacturer, as well as helps with the many things that manufacturers don't help with, such as permitting, septic or cesspool engineering, site prep, plumbing, electric, platform and interior wall construction, and more.
Here in Hawaii, I think the best value is pretty clear. I look forward to seeing more businesses come about in other states that provide these valuable services, partnering with quality manufacturers so we keep a good reputation for yurt homes and structures going strong.