Good & Roberts constructs, renovates, and upgrades buildings at commercial, medical, research, retail, and industrial facilities throughout San Diego, California. The company offers design, engineering, and preliminary budgeting services and manages subcontractors for electrical, flooring, and plumbing work. It has been selected to complete projects for clients including Beckman Coulter, Dexcom, Gen-Probe, and SeaWorld. The San Diego Chapter of the American Subcontractors Association has nominated Good & Roberts General Contractor of the Year for nine consecutive years. CEO Jack Good and retired executive Stan Roberts founded the firm in 1979.

Prime Plastic Products actually goes by the three "R's" -- reduce, reuse, and recycle. The company buys plastic waste and scrap and recycles it into pellets. It will also buy film scrap, reprocessed pellets, surplus resins, and about a dozen grades of plastic, including PVC, nylon, and consumer plastics with SPI resin identification codes #4, #5 and #6. Prime Plastic Products also sells reprocessed pellets ready to be turned into soda bottles, milk jugs, and grocery bags. The company operates in 12 states spread fairly evenly throughout the country. CEO Vineet "Vince" Gupta, who started Prime Plastic Products in 1993, learned the trade from his father, who owned a plastics company in India.

American Gypsum has been manufacturing, selling, and distributing gypsum wallboard products for over 50 years. Serving the drywall industry with quality products that are sold throughout the United States. A unique, professional commitment to the highest level of customer service; a strong belief in teamwork; investment in employee training; and state-of-the-art manufacturing equipment create a consistent quality product and a company that surpasses the industry. American Gypsum's mines, located in close proximity to the production plants, contain some of the purest gypsum deposits in North America. This exceptional gypsum, sandwiched between 100% recycled front and back paper, is the key to the optimum workability, light weight, and strength of American Gypsum wallboard products. American Gypsum, a full-line producer of gypsum board products, is better able to serve the needs of all our customers. The most modern production facilities with advanced technology, control equipment, and in-house accredited laboratories enable American Gypsum to ensure quality products that are readily accepted across the country. The production plants located in Albuquerque and Bernalillo, NM; Duke, OK; Gypsum, CO; and Georgetown, SC ship their products via trucks and rail cars to American Gypsum's customer base. A fleet of American Gypsum rail cars and an ever-expanding system of rail-served distribution centers located throughout the country give American Gypsum a widely extended service area. American Gypsum's long term commitment to quality materials; low-cost,up-to-date production facilities; efficient operations; and strategic distribution insures a dynamic and financially strong corporation that excels on a national level. American Gypsum is the fifth largest producer of gypsum wallboard in North America operating five gypsum plants with six production lines with an annual capacity approaching four billion square feet of wallboard. In order to provide same-day service in certain strategic areas, American Gypsum also maintains four reload centers in Arizona, California and Illinois.

CRH public limited company, through its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture and supply of building materials worldwide. It provides cement, aggregates, readymixed concrete, asphalt/bitumen, and agricultural and chemical lime materials; architectural and structural concrete products; clay products, such as clay facing bricks, pavers, blocks, and roof tiles; and building products, including construction accessories, building envelope products, and insulation products, as well as offers transportation, construction, and paving services. The company also produces concrete masonry and hardscape products, packaged lawn and garden products, and prepackaged cement mixes; precast, prestressed, and polymer concrete products, as well as plastic box enclosures; manufactures and installs modular precast structures for use in structures, such as hotels, apartments, dormitories, and prisons; and concrete pipes for use in storm and sanitary sewer applications. In addition, it provides architectural glass products comprising insulated, spandrel, laminated, security, and sound control glass products; engineered aluminum glazing systems products consisting of storefront and entrances, curtain wall, skylights, and architectural windows; and welded wire reinforcement and fencing products. Further, the company markets and sells supplies to the construction sector and to the general public through professional builders’ merchants stores and Do-It-Yourself (DIY) stores. As of December 31, 2009, it operated 663 builders’ merchants stores and 241 DIY stores. CRH plc was founded in 1949 and is headquartered in Dublin, Ireland.

SierraPine specializes in composite and wood construction products. The priately-owned company manufactures and distributes medium-density fiberboard (MDF), particleboard, and moulding products. Formaldehyde-free products are sold under the Encore, Arreis, and Medex brands. SierraPine also distributes Carter Holt Harvey and Daiken composite products from Australia and New Zealand. SierraPine has plant and sales operations in California, Georgia, and Oregon. The company has the capacity to produce up to 1 billion sq. ft. of composite panels annually. However, demand for construction products fell during the recession and SierraPine was forced to scale back operations in 2009.

TAG International says "you're it!" to corporate and government clients. The firm (formerly known as The Austin Group Architects) provides architectural design, construction administration, project management, site location evaluations, and many other services to clients throughout the US and Latin America. The company focuses on commercial, industrial, health care, biotech, and public sector projects from conception through construction. Its extensive list of clients has included such names as Black & Decker, Golfsmith International, and the US Army Corps of Engineers. TAG International operates from facilities in Austin and McAllen, Texas.

Dick Clark Architecture designs residential and commercial buildings for customers in Austin, Texas, and throughout Central Texas. The design firm has created projects for such notables as Willie Nelson and Jerry Jeff Walker, as well as for customers Whole Earth Provisions, By George, Austin City Limits, Mezzaluna Restaurant, and steak house franchisor Ruth's Hospitality Group.

Fred Weber weaves a web of heavy and highway construction services, including site work, bridge building, paving, sewers, and grading. Its history includes work on a section of Route 66 noted for having the largest vertical rock cut ever completed in Missouri. Fred Weber's construction materials segment (asphalt, crushed stone, sand, landfill, and compost) includes subsidiaries Quality Sand, Bluff City Minerals, Iron Mountain Trap Rock, and EZ Street Cold Asphalt. It operates quarries, sand plants, and asphalt plants. The company was founded by Fred Weber Sr. in the 1920s. Employees purchased the company from the Weber family in 1980.

Kullman Buildings Corp. traces its roots to 1927, when Sam Kullman started a modular-building business to create prefabricated diners. As the popularity of the roadside eateries waned, the company morphed into building products for new markets. Kullman now makes prefabricated housing, prisons, schools, banks, equipment enclosures, offices, bathrooms, and even US embassies in places such as Turkmenistan. Kullman Industries filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2005 after a contract to build an embassy in Tajikistan went sour. The company emerged from bankruptcy as Kullman Buildings in 2006, when it was bought by entrepreneur Avi Telyas.

Cavalier Homes builds castles for regular Joes. Through about a half-dozen plants the company makes manufactured single- and multi-section homes for the low- to medium-priced market in the south-central and south-Atlantic US; it delivers around 4,000 homes annually. Louisiana is its largest market. Cavalier Homes also makes cabinetry and laminated wallboard. The company markets its products through a network of about 50 exclusive and about 240 non-exclusive dealers, as well as one company-owned retail center. Southern Energy Homes, a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway portfolio company Clayton Homes, bought Cavalier Homes for nearly $50 million in 2009.

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