216 Route 196
Tobyhanna, PA 18466
Tobyhanna, PA 18466
For more than 15 years, Kobalt Construction has delivered commercial, residential, and public projects across Northeastern Pennsylvania — from the Pocono Mountains to the Lehigh Valley, Wyoming Valley, and Greater Scranton. Backed by a fully licensed, bonded, and OSHA-certified team, we bring the same standard of craftsmanship and accountability to every project, regardless of size or scope.
Our crews bring hands-on experience in site excavation, utility installation, and stormwater management to every job we take on. Centered in the Pocono Mountains, we're positioned to reach clients throughout Northeastern Pennsylvania — from the growing communities of the Lehigh Valley to the quiet corners of the Upper Delaware Valley. Whatever the scope, every project gets the same commitment to quality and follow-through.
A rotating look at what our crews are building right now, across the Poconos and Northeast Pennsylvania. These are real photos from real, active job sites — updated as projects wrap and new ones break ground. Click any card below to see the full story behind that project, more photos, and the team that built it.
A few of the sites we've built across the Poconos and Northeast PA.
New splash pad and playground on a $1.8M revitalization of the former Penn Ridge pool site.
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New residential development in Scranton — foundation and early site work.
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Parking lot paving, completed ahead of the school year.
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Ground-up construction of a new community outreach building, 2024.
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Excavation and site development for a new public safety training facility.
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