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About Us

At Twenifor, we understand the challenges that contractors face when it comes to selling surplus stock. That's why our founders, two brothers with a passion for innovation and a deep understanding of the construction industry, created a solution that would make a real difference.

With years of experience in the field, they saw the need for a more efficient and flexible way to help contractors sell their surplus materials. Instead of waiting for someone else to solve the problem, they took matters into their own hands and surrounded themselves with a talented team of professionals. Together, they brought their vision to life and created Twenifor – a B2B marketplace platform designed specifically for the construction industry.

At Twenifor, we are more than just a platform. We are a community of like-minded individuals who are committed to making the construction industry a better place. With Twenifor, there's no more waste of time, space, or money – just a streamlined, easy-to-use solution that helps contractors make the most of their resources.

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Why did we start Twenifor ?

Sustainability of the industry

Disposal of C&D materials wastes resources and landfill space and results in pollution when new building materials are manufactured in their place. Deconstruction can be applied on a number of levels to salvage usable materials and significantly cut waste and reduce disposal. This can range from reusing an entire structure or foundation, to select assemblies and systems, to the careful removal of specific materials or items for reuse.

Reuse of otherwise waisted materials

You should consider deconstruction, reuse and recycling during the pre-demolition planning. Careful identification of any harmful materials present will help ensure safe reuse and recycling. Deconstruction and recycling firms must be in compliance with regulatory requirements, including any licensing or registration regulations.

Projects and Companies Overstock

Sometimes it's not about REDUCE, RREUSE & RECYCLE, but there was overstock on the project or in the yard, so we are also trying to help those companies by providing them a marketplace to resell their unused materials or anything else they might have sitting around with potential of being used in another project.

Just trying to help the industry get better

Identifying local markets for reuse and recycling of demolition materials is a valuable exercise when considering incorporating recycling and deconstruction into demolition projects. Also, a better understanding of materials available regionally and locally may help businesses create better long-term plans and goals for utilizing this material. Local governments and the communities they serve can also benefit from this information when there is a growing interest in enacting policies that prioritize material reuse and recycling over landfilling. At the end we as a company are trying to be a missing chain to facilitate the REDUCE, REUSE & RECYCLE principal by providing a platform to help the main stakeholders.