company focuses on the construction and repair of highway, pedestrian, and railroad bridges, as well as dams, flood-control structures, and other heavy/civil, marine, and industrial structures throughout the US. Some of its notable bridge projects include the Woodrow Wilson Bridge over the Potomac River in Washington, DC, and approach bridges to the Hoover Dam crossing in Nevada. Kraemer also offers other complementary services including construction management, demolition, equipment installation, foundation, steel erection, and concrete work. The family-owned firm was founded in 1911 by the grandfather of chairman David Kraemer.

R&H Construction is a building and design firm that offers services in restoration, interior design, and construction to corporations, small businesses, developers, property managers, and private and public agencies. The firm has worked on fitness centers, restaurants, medical offices, apartments, automotive dealerships, and golf course clubhouses. R&H opened its doors in 1979 when it first cut its teeth on shopping centers. It serves the Pacific Northwest and has offices in Portland and Bend, Oregon.

Dudek, where's my environmental consultant? California, apparently. The environmental firm , Dudek, works with private companies and municipalities to provide engineering, environmental consulting, construction, design, and project management services. The firm has overseen projects that involve natural resource management, infrastructure development, and regulatory compliance. Dudek specializes in water infrastructure, wastewater engineering, energy, transportation, urban forestry, education, and real estate development projects. Founded in 1980 by president Frank Dudek, the employee-owned company has seven offices in California.

Amarr was founded in 1951 by brothers Abe, Morris, and Herb Brenner and is owned by the Brenner family. This company is really into garage sales. Amarr designs, manufactures, and distributes garage doors for residential and commercial customers. Residential doors are made from steel, wood, aluminum, and wood composite; commercial doors come in aluminum, glass, or steel. Other products include garage door openers, screen doors, and vinyl garage flooring. The company offers door brands such as JELD-WEN, LiftMaster, Dynasty, and Linear. Amarr has 70 distribution centers in the US, Canada, Mexico, and Hungary, and its products are sold to dealers and major retailers such as Sears, Lowe's, Sams Club, and Costco.

Wayne J. Griffin Electric brings a certain spark to New England and the Southeast. With offices in Massachusetts, Georgia, North Carolina, and Alabama, the electrical contractor offers construction and installation services on hospitals, hotels, industrial and high-tech buildings, offices, prisons, research laboratories, retirement communities, and schools. The company's service division provides small project management and facility maintenance, while its telecom division designs and installs fiber optics, fire alarm, and security systems, as well as systems that control energy use, from lighting to heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC). Founded in 1978, Wayne J. Griffin Electric is privately held.

Hampton Affiliates knows trees from the seedling to the stud. One of Oregon's top timber firms, Hampton produces approximately 2 billion board ft. of softwood lumber yearly through eight sawmills. The company has some 170,000 acres of timberland in Oregon and Washington and manages some 300,000 acres of publicly owned forest land in British Columbia. Through its Hampton Distribution Companies division, it distributes doors, windows, and other building materials. Hampton supplies homebuilding centers through its stud lumber and distribution operations. The company has its own railcar fleet to transport its products.

TDIndustries, the specialty contractor installs heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning (HVAC); electrical; and plumbing systems in commercial, industrial, and multifamily residential buildings. TD also offers facility services including repairing and upgrading mechanical systems. The company maintains HVAC systems for the Houston Airport System and Rice University, among others. TD works primarily in Texas, but also has operations in Arizona. High-profile projects have included work on the Texas Governor's Mansion and the Dallas Cowboys Stadium. Chairman Jack Lowe Jr.'s father founded the employee-owned company in 1946.

Dominion Homes is the master of its domain -- some 60 communities in central Ohio, and in and around Jefferson, Indiana, and Louisville and Lexington, Kentucky. The company builds single-family entry-level, move-up, and luxury homes, as well as townhomes that range from about 1,000 sq. ft. to 3,500 sq. ft. Homes are priced between $90,000 to more than $300,000. Centennial Home Mortgage, an affiliate of Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, offers financing, and affiliate Alliance Title Agency sells title insurance. In 2008 Dominion Homes was taken private by a group of investors, including founder and CEO Donald Borror and his BRC Properties, plus Angelo, Gordon & Co., and Silver Point Capital.

Exact Tool exacts a fair price to get its precision products exactly right to meet its customers' requirements. The company is a contract manufacturer of plastic injection molds, stamping dies, precision stampings, and zinc die castings molds. It produces conventional and four-slide molds and castings alike. Although Exact Tool primarily serves the lock industry, it also produces parts for office products, mailboxes, intercom communications, electrical contacts, and other applications. The company, founded in 1969, stocks more than 30 million stamping parts to provide customers with just-in-time delivery.

Windows of opportunity open daily for Andersen, a well-known maker of wood-clad windows and patio doors in North America. Andersen offers window designs from hinged, bay, and double-hung to skylight, gliding, and picture windows. Its Renewal by Andersen subsidiary provides start-to-finish window renewal services, including in-home consultations, in more than 100 markets in the US. Subsidiary EMCO Doors makes storm and screen doors. Through independent and company-owned distributorships (including its Andersen Logistics division), Andersen sells to homeowners, architects, builders, designers, and remodelers. Andersen Corporation is owned by the Andersen family, the Andersen Foundation, and company employees.

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