Service Area: Haleiwa

Hale'iwa, a charming town located on the North Shore of Oahu, has a history dating back to 1832 it was built by Rev. and Mrs. John Emerson. The town's growth and prosperity began in 1898 with the opening of a hotel by businessman Benjamin Dillingham, who named it Haleiwa, meaning "home of the frigate birds" in Hawaiian. The hotel and the Oahu Railroad brought new life to the town, making it a popular destination for visitors and locals alike.

The term Haleiwa has various meanings. It can be translated as "house of the frigate bird" in Hawaiian, where "hale" means house and "iwa" refers to a frigate bird. Alternatively, "iwa" can symbolize an attractive person, so Haleiwa could also mean "home of attractive people" in a figurative sense.

The town of Haleiwa, located on the North Shore of Oahu, has fascinating history. Its name was established by the Haleiwa Hotel in 1898, which interpreted it to mean "beautiful home." The hotel was a popular destination for affluent visitors until it closed in 1943 and was demolished in 1953. Nevertheless, Haleiwa continues to attract tourists due to its natural beauty and cultural significance.

Haleiwa is a town that takes pride in its rich history, and it shows in the numerous plantation-era buildings that can be found throughout the area. One of the most notable historical landmarks is the Queen Liliuokalani Church, which was established by the Emerson family of missionaries in 1832. Today, visitors can still see the original building and entry gate, as well as the early church graveyard.

Hale'iwa, located on the North Shore of Oahu, is a popular tourist destination with a population of 3,970 according to the 2010 Census. The town has an old plantation town atmosphere and is known for its unique shops, art galleries, and surf shops, including the Strong Current shop that sells surfboards designed by North Shore surf legends. Visitors should not miss the chance to try the famous Hawaiian shave ice at Matsumoto's or Aoki's, which often has long lines due to it being ONO. Additionally, Hale'iwa has three beach parks, including Haleiwa Beach Park, Haleiwa Alii Beach Park, and Kaiaka Bay Beach Park, which are perfect for a day of relaxation and fun in the sun.
 
Situated on the North Shore of Oahu, Haleiwa is one major surfing destination. The town has a rich history of hosting surf competitions. With waves that can reach up to 15 feet high, watching surfers ride them is a truly awe-inspiring experience. Come and explore the beauty of Haleiwa and all the activities it has to offer.

If you find yourself visiting Haleiwa for an afternoon, make sure to stop and take a photo in front of the famous Haleiwa Sign. Also if you find yourself in need of pest control services give us a call!