Overview
Danis builds and renovates commercial and institutional facilities for public agencies and private owners, from hospitals to industrial plants. It works as a general contractor, construction manager or design-build partner, with responsibility for coordinating planning, design and building work under client contracts. Its projects include a patient tower at Dayton Children's Hospital, where construction proceeded while the existing hospital stayed operational. The business serves owners through both ground-up projects and renovations of existing buildings, including historic properties and workplaces. Founded in 1916, the privately owned company is headquartered in Miamisburg, Ohio.
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Operations training has defined scope: Danis University includes over 45 programs for its newest full-time employees.
- Community work gets paid time: Danis lists 16 hours for Constructing Hope activities on its operations careers page.
- Craft employees build broader skills: Danis cross-trains its self-perform workforce for proficiency in multiple trades.
What critics are saying
- Labor availability constrains delivery: Danis identifies continued skilled-trade scarcity as a reason for maintaining its own crews.
- Foreman training requires selection: Danis reserves Foreman in Training for craft professionals showing leadership potential.
- Student holiday pay has a duration threshold: Danis grants paid holidays during assignments longer than 60 days.
What makes Danis unique
- Prefabrication stays near projects: Danis operates onsite assembly centers that keep craftsmen and management together.
- Building technology has in-house design: Danis designs low-voltage systems and coordinates installation and commissioning.
- Direct crews reduce outside charges: Danis passes avoided trade-partner markups, mobilization and redundant supervision costs to clients.
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