Meet Twins Engineering

Leadership Behind the Work

Twins Engineering 2 LLC is part of the Twins Development family of companies, led by President Franz Ronnie, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran. Our project conversations focus on electrical systems, backup power, building-system requirements, and construction coordination for residential and commercial properties in North DFW.

A useful proposal starts with the property and the result you need. Existing equipment, current drawings, occupied spaces, access restrictions, and connections with other trades all shape the work. Clear information helps the project team identify what is included, what needs further review, and who is responsible for the next decision.

From Property Improvements to Construction Packages

Homeowners and property owners: Explore residential electrical planning, panel and service upgrades, and generator and battery backup planning. Start with your equipment, intended improvements, and any limits on access or interruptions.

GCs and development teams: Use the electrical bid-request guide for commercial and multifamily packages. Current drawings, specifications, bid deadlines, and a defined scope make the initial review more useful. Preconstruction coordination connects those documents with open questions and trade interfaces.

Project Experience You Can Review

Twins Engineering’s electrical scope at Jungle Pilates included new panels, wiring, lighting, and controls. View the Jungle Pilates construction gallery on our sister company’s website to see the project setting. The electrical scope described here is distinct from other trades shown in that gallery.

Related project conversations include the equipment and operating priorities behind an existing property, coordination during new construction, and planning for future electrical needs. The scope for your project is established from your documents and site conditions rather than assumed from another project.

A Clear Basis for Every Project

Understand the need. Connect the intended outcome with existing conditions, drawings, and equipment requirements.

Define responsibility. Identify the contracting company, included work, exclusions, equipment supply, and any required licensed or professional design providers before work is agreed.

Keep decisions clear. Confirm scope, schedule, price, and requested changes in writing. Discuss shutdown windows, finish protection, inspections, and handover documentation as part of the agreement.

Start with the Right Information

Tell us your project city, property type, requested work, and target schedule. Mention available plans, photographs, or equipment information. You can begin with a description if drawings are not ready.

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