Bovis Homes builds and sells single-family houses, apartments, retirement facilities, and social housing units in England and Wales. The company also builds mixed-use projects which include residential properties in combination with retail and/or office properties. Bovis targets the middle market buyer; it completed some 1,800 homes in 2008 (down from 2,900 in 2007) with an average price of 150,800 (some $249,600). The company maintains a land bank portfolio of approximately 11,500 plots held for development.

Titon is a leading UK supplier of Ventilation Systems and Window Hardware with a reputation for quality products and high levels of customer service. Formed in 1972 by our present Chairman, we currently employ over 160 people, mainly at our premises in East Anglia, England.Titon remained a private Company until 1988, when we floated on the (then) Unlisted Securities Market. In 1992 we became Fully Listed on the London Stock Exchange.

ISOTEMP seals its promise of providing top-notch ductwork to UK customers. ISOTEMP Ductwork makes and installs ventilation ductwork for such industries as nuclear power and construction. Presently owned by its management, ISOTEMP Ductwork has completed installations in defense facilities, factories, hospitals, hotels, and stadiums. Its client roster includes AMEC, Lorne Stewart, Kier Build, and the Dodd Group. Cardiff's Millennium Stadium, the Devonport Dockyard in Plymouth, and the Wessex Water headquarters in Bath have all received the ISOTEMP touch.

Strathclyde Homes is a builder of both residential and commercial properties. In addition, the company operates a home and apartment rental business, Strathclyde Homes Residential Letting. Since the company sold its first homes in 1988, it has ventured into a small portfolio of commercial developments with further plans to develop across the country.

Johnson Contractors as well. Founded in 1918, Johnson Contractors is a general construction company that specializes in industrial plants, office buildings, apartments, commercial projects, schools, medical facilities, and water and sewage treatment plants. Its capabilities include heavy equipment installation, structural steel erection, concrete pouring, carpentry, excavation, and maintenance. The company is active throughout the Southeast. Johnson Contractors is a part of the Johnson family of companies, which also includes J. K. Johnson Mechanical Contractors and Johnson Electric Company.

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.

Sekisui House could have written the book on Zen and the art of house building. One of Japan's leading homebuilders, Sekisui House designs, prefabricates, and builds steel, wooden, and concrete houses and condominiums. It is also involved in selling land, detached houses, and condominiums. Its real estate operations include leasing and managing houses, low-rise apartments, and commercial and retail buildings. Other operations include contract remodeling and landscaping. The company is also focusing on green building and sustainability in its new line of homes, and adds such features as fuel cells to its houses. Sekisui Chemical owns 15% of the company, which dates back to 1929.

Breedon Aggregates (formerly Ennstone) produces aggregates, asphalt, and ready-mix concrete at facilities in England and Scotland. Its products and contracting services are used in the construction and building sectors. Breedon includes about 30 quarries, 20 asphalt plants, and another 30 concrete plants throughout the UK. The company was created in 2010 after its predecessor Ennstone emerged from administration. The global economic downturn sunk the company as demand for its products fell. Ennstone's operations were restructured and recapitalized by Breedon Holdings, which was then acquired by investment firm Marwyn Materials and then changed to Breedon Aggregates.

Brasfield & Gorrie, L.L.C. company provides construction management, general contracting, and design/build services for commercial, industrial, and institutional projects, primarily in the Southeast. Its project porfolio ranges from high-rise offices and health care facilities to freeway bridges water and wastewater treatment plans. The company has about a dozen offices and equipment rental and sale locations. Originally founded by Thomas C. Brasfield in 1922, the company was acquired by chairman and CEO Miller Gorrie in 1964.

Calder Peel provides architectural design and engineering services. Its projects range from smaller renovation jobs to mixed-use commercial and residential buildings to large commercial office buildings. Calder Peel works primarily in North West UK (through offices in South Manchester, Deeside Wales, and Poole), but has completed buildings all around the UK. Calder Peel has also expanded it repertoire with a growing body of work in the urban design and conservation sectors. Customers include the Bury Times headquarters (owned by Newsquest) and an apartment complex for Wesbury Homes.

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