Closely directed by personnel in our company office located in Northeastern PA we manage a diverse range of project types. We provide free estimates on all your contracting needs. We have our own field and office staff to efficiently complete any construction project up to $4 million dollars.
Incorporated in 1983, Twin City Builders, Inc. began building a reputation for personalized qualily service for commercial, industrial and institutional construction.Our bids are competitive however, it's our reputation that separates us from other "General" Contractors.
Incorporated in 1983, Twin City Builders, Inc. began building a reputation for personalized qualily service for commercial, industrial and institutional construction.Our bids are competitive however, it's our reputation that separates us from other "General" Contractors.
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Twin City Builders is a family owned and operated local business. Leo Davison, President believes that "It is our job to provide a service, that makes your job easier." Dawn Davison-Monk, Vice President, directs the general contracting; project managing, construction management and overall coordinating of projects.
All construction projects are different and present their own specific set of challenges to everyone involved. At Twin City Builders we offer a variety of services to handle these challenges and meet the needs of our clients. Below is a list and description of the services we offer to our clients, or if you are considering a construction project for your company contact us.
Dawn is the first and only licensed female general contractor in the City of Wilkes-Barre. She has worked for the company since 1993. She is a graduate of Hanover Area High School and attended classes in business management, architecture and building technology. She directs the general contracting; project managing, construction management and design build components of the company.
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Corey Roberts
Feb 28, 2022
Twin City Builders is owned and managed by the same lady who owns The Villas at Hidden Acres in Hanover Township. First off if you are looking for a contractor to build anything for you, I would keep looking. Or who knows maybe she runs her commercial building business better than her residential portion. Construction wise - The Villas are shoddy at best.
Outside framed walls that have ZERO barriers placed between the framing and the slab, at the siding stops abruptly where the framing is, and when winter came so did the drafts. So myself and almost EVERY OTHER tenant that lived in an outside framed unit had to buy our own caulking (or wait an unknown amount of time for her maintenance/construction workers to show) and seal our baseboards.
Electric bills because of this poor construction averaged over $300 per unit. We actually purchased space heaters because at times it was like sleeping outside. I've never had the pleasure of waking up in my house and seeing my breath like I was outside. That's how bad it was. And the work done by the subcontractors is laughable at best. Our shower had 2 water leaks that caused black mold to build up, we lived with holes in our bathroom walls for almost 2 months because of the wait on the plumbers, who NEVER showed up again as they stated and her own workers took their sweet time to come and patch up the wall.
The AC work was a disaster. Our building the owner decided to change the HVAC layout after the first few buildings went up. But what she did was cut down on the amount of vents we had, so our house was never actually comfortable. Then there was the GIANT hole in the actual HVAC closet, that no one and I mean no one knew about. UNTIL the AC began having major issues.
The HVAC contractor literally left the entire space around the plume going to the attic space OPEN. No wonder our house was NEVER comfortable. And in closing I'll leave you with some more poor construction info. The walls between units were paper thin, so thin in fact my wife could hear our 80 year old neighbor going to the bathroom at 1 am. Let me tell you, as a veteran and having done my fair share of travel, I've stayed in roadside motels that were quieter than living here. Do yourself a favor and find a better company.
Outside framed walls that have ZERO barriers placed between the framing and the slab, at the siding stops abruptly where the framing is, and when winter came so did the drafts. So myself and almost EVERY OTHER tenant that lived in an outside framed unit had to buy our own caulking (or wait an unknown amount of time for her maintenance/construction workers to show) and seal our baseboards.
Electric bills because of this poor construction averaged over $300 per unit. We actually purchased space heaters because at times it was like sleeping outside. I've never had the pleasure of waking up in my house and seeing my breath like I was outside. That's how bad it was. And the work done by the subcontractors is laughable at best. Our shower had 2 water leaks that caused black mold to build up, we lived with holes in our bathroom walls for almost 2 months because of the wait on the plumbers, who NEVER showed up again as they stated and her own workers took their sweet time to come and patch up the wall.
The AC work was a disaster. Our building the owner decided to change the HVAC layout after the first few buildings went up. But what she did was cut down on the amount of vents we had, so our house was never actually comfortable. Then there was the GIANT hole in the actual HVAC closet, that no one and I mean no one knew about. UNTIL the AC began having major issues.
The HVAC contractor literally left the entire space around the plume going to the attic space OPEN. No wonder our house was NEVER comfortable. And in closing I'll leave you with some more poor construction info. The walls between units were paper thin, so thin in fact my wife could hear our 80 year old neighbor going to the bathroom at 1 am. Let me tell you, as a veteran and having done my fair share of travel, I've stayed in roadside motels that were quieter than living here. Do yourself a favor and find a better company.
