Tamarock Construction

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Tamarock Construction is a Hawaii-based general building and masonry contractor specializing in custom concrete, polished concrete, rock walls, epoxy flooring, and ground‑up construction projects.

Kailua Kona, Hawaii, United States

About Tamarock Construction

Tamarock Construction is a licensed general building and masonry contractor based in Kailua Kona, Hawaii. The company grew out of Tamarock Masonry, a long‑established masonry firm founded in 1976, and is now led by second‑generation builder Bailey Byrne. Tamarock Construction focuses on decorative and structural concrete work, including polished and stamped concrete, exposed aggregate, lava rock and stone walls, epoxy and specialty flooring, concrete restoration, foundations, and full ground‑up builds for residential and light commercial projects in West Hawaii.

A charge from Tamarock Construction on your bank or credit card statement typically relates to a construction or improvement project—such as a new slab or foundation, driveway, pool deck, decorative concrete, epoxy garage floor, rock wall installation, or concrete repair—performed at your property. It may appear as a preauthorized transfer or card-not-present transaction if you approved payment remotely, provided a card for progress payments, or paid a deposit or final invoice electronically. In some cases, you might see multiple charges tied to different phases of a project (e.g., deposit, progress draw, and final payment).

If you have questions about a Tamarock Construction charge, start by reviewing any proposals, contracts, or emailed invoices you received for recent construction or concrete work. Compare the transaction date and amount to your project payment schedule. To resolve issues or request clarification, you can contact Tamarock Construction directly using the phone number or contact form listed on their website; they typically manage billing in-house rather than through a third‑party subscription platform. For disputes about unauthorized charges, first confirm no one else in your household or HOA authorized work, then contact both Tamarock Construction and your bank or card issuer promptly to investigate and, if necessary, initiate a dispute or chargeback.

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  1. PREAUTHORIZED TRNSFR PACIFIC POINT IN PURCHASE 090426 M121808365155 TAMAROCK CONSTRUCT

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from Tamarock Construction on my bank or credit card statement?

A Tamarock Construction charge is usually tied to a concrete, masonry, or general construction project you authorized—such as a driveway, slab, epoxy floor, rock wall, or other improvement. Check your recent proposals and invoices from Tamarock Construction and match the transaction date and amount to your project payment schedule.

Can Tamarock Construction charges appear as preauthorized transfers or card‑not‑present transactions?

Yes. If you provided a card number over the phone, paid an invoice online, or authorized an automatic progress payment, the transaction may show as a preauthorized transfer or card‑not‑present charge. This is a normal way contractors process deposits and milestone payments for ongoing work.

Does Tamarock Construction bill in phases for larger projects?

For larger jobs, Tamarock Construction often uses phased billing—such as an initial deposit, one or more progress payments, and a final payment at completion. It’s common to see multiple charges over the life of a project that correspond to these agreed‑upon milestones in your contract.

How do I get an invoice or receipt for a Tamarock Construction charge?

Invoices and receipts are typically provided via email or in printed form when you authorize work or make a payment. If you can’t locate your paperwork, contact Tamarock Construction through the phone number or contact form on tamarockconstruction.com and request a copy of the invoice associated with the transaction date and amount.

How can I dispute or question a Tamarock Construction charge I don’t recognize?

First, confirm with other decision‑makers on the property (such as a spouse, property manager, or HOA board) that no one else authorized the work. If the charge still seems unfamiliar, contact Tamarock Construction directly with the date and amount to ask what project it relates to. If it appears unauthorized after that, contact your bank or card issuer promptly to open a dispute while the transaction is still within their dispute window.

Does Tamarock Construction offer refunds or adjustments if there is a billing error?

Billing corrections are handled by Tamarock Construction on a case‑by‑case basis. If you believe you were overcharged, double‑billed, or billed for work not performed, reach out to them with copies of your contract, change orders, and invoices. They can issue a refund or adjustment if an error is confirmed, or provide documentation explaining the charge.

How do I contact Tamarock Construction about a charge or my project account balance?

You can reach Tamarock Construction using the contact details on tamarockconstruction.com, which include a local Hawaii phone number and mailing address in Kailua Kona. When you call or write, have your project address, invoice number (if available), and the exact transaction amount and date from your bank statement so they can quickly locate your account.

Could a Tamarock Construction charge be related to work done for an HOA or shared property?

Yes. Tamarock Construction frequently performs work on driveways, common areas, and shared amenities. If you live in a condominium or HOA community, the charge could reflect your share of a special assessment or project cost passed through by the association. Check recent HOA communications and statements or contact your property manager to confirm.

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