Ron Jones Hardwood Sales produces kiln-dried and green Northern Appalachian hardwood lumber for distribution within the US and for export container shipping. Species used to make its lumber include cherry, red and white oak, hard and soft maple, hickory, yellow birch, beech, ash, poplar, and basswood. The company operates a lumber yard with a capacity of more than 3 million board ft. in Franklin, Pennsylvania. It also has 300,000 board ft. kiln capacity there. President Ron Jones and other members of the family own and operate the business.

Nuprecon. Considered one of the largest companies in its industry, Nuprecon specializes in demolition services, including total building and targeted demolition, and plant dismantlement. Nuprecon also offers environmental remediation and abatement, construction-related debris and hazardous waste recycling, and concrete sawing and drilling. Serving various industries, the company's projects have included factories, office and retail buildings, hotels, hospitals, and government buildings. Nuprecon, which is majority-owned by private equity firm Evergreen Pacific Partners, merged with competitor CST Environmental in 2008.

Oltmans Construction Co. offers preconstruction, general contracting and design/build project delivery, construction management, tenant improvements, and seismic retrofits among its services for commercial and industrial buildings throughout California, Nevada, and Arizona. The company also completes its own concrete work. Oltmans is one of the top general contractors in its home state, as well as one of the top builders of distribution facilities in the US. The company was founded in 1932 and has been led by three generations of the Oltmans family.

Airwell-Fedders has a distribution center in Missouri and global manufacturing operations in Argentina, China, France, Israel, and Italy. Airwell-Fedders North America runs hot and cold -- depending on what its customers call for. The company designs, manufactures, and markets heating and air conditioning products for residential, commercial, and industrial use. Among its products are mobile and window air conditioning units, condensing units, fan coils, water chillers, furnaces, and heat pumps. Airwell-Fedders is the North American arm of Paris-based Airwell Group, which also makes and sells Electra and Wesper brand HVAC products.

Pioneer Millworks is blazing a trail in the reclaimed-wood millworks industry. The firm reclaims or harvests a variety of wood species with a range of grades and finishes to produce timbers, flooring, and millwork. Much of the wood Pioneer Millworks reclaims comes from old barns and industrial buildings. The company has also launched a unit that manufactures engineered flooring that uses recycled material and formaldehyde-free adhesives. Sister company New Energy Works Timberframers focuses on creating timber-frame structures. Founder and president Jonathan Orpin owns Pioneer Millworks.

Sidney Cubbage provides a variety of building engineering services, primarily air conditioning, heating, plumbing, refrigeration, and ventilation. Subsidiary Thames Ducting makes and installs ventilation ductwork. Sidney Cubbage's handiwork is most often found in hospitals, leisure centers, schools, and office buildings. Alfred McAlpine, Krispy Kreme, University of Reading, and various county councils are counted among the firm's clients. Sidney Cubbage founded his eponymous firm in 1927; semi-retired chairman Paul Remsbury bought the company along with Rod Harris in 1971.

Reserve Industries mines and processes silica sand from its open pit mines outside Seattle, Washington. The company's wet sand products are marketed for construction materials and are used to make sand traps on golf courses. The company's dried silica sand is sold to manufacturers of glass containers. Reserve Industries also operates an all-weather dumpsite near Ravensdale, Washington, that accepts clean fill, paving materials such as concrete and ground asphalt, topsoil with strippings, and items with no petroleum or heavy-metal contaminates. Reserve Industries Corporation sold its Rossborough subsidiary in 2006 to Opta Minerals, a division of SunOpta Inc.

Atlas Industrial Holdings provides such specialty contracting services as machinery and equipment rigging and steel fabricating, as well as piping, transportation, and electrical services. It also offers plant relocation and maintenance services. The company, which serves clients throughout the US, Mexico, and Canada, has performed such projects as rigging work for a Valero oil refinery and an electrical furnace upgrade for Owens Corning. Clients, which are mostly in the automotive, cement, power, and food and beverage industries, have included Anheuser-Busch, Holcim, and Honda of America.

Tower Tech makes factory-assembled fiberglass cooling towers for a variety of facilities including power generation, manufacturing, commercial, health care, and public facilities. The company also offers temporary cooling towers that are available for rapid installation in case of emergency and/or supplementary need, for temporary usage, and lease-to-own. Additionally, Tower Tech offers accessories including electrical control panels, pumps, and variable frequency drives. Inventor Harold Curtis founded Tower Tech in 1985.

Falkenberg Construction Company provides general contracting and construction management services for commercial, light industrial, remodeling, and tenant finish-out projects. Its customers include banks, restaurants, hospitals, grocery stores, and government agencies. Projects include the Haltom City Recreation Center in Haltom City, Texas and the Kiest Athletic Complex in Dallas, as well as a variety of retail shopping complexes throughout Texas. The company was founded in 1983.

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