CentiMark hit the nail right on the head when it got into the roofing business. The company is one of the largest commercial and industrial roofing contractors in the US and Canada, providing roof inspection, repair, and emergency leak service. CentiMark typically works on flat roofs using EPDM rubber, thermoplastics, bitumen, metal, and coatings. Top customers include NASA and the US Army Corps of Engineers. Its QuestMark division offers commercial, industrial, and retail flooring, do-it-yourself products, and floor maintenance and cleaning products. Chairman and CEO Edward Dunlap founded CentiMark as an industrial cleaning business in 1967. The company, which has 65 offices, is owned by its employees.

The Freeman Corporation produces many varieties of wood veneer. Its four slicing lines and its high-speed rotary line produce a broad range of thicknesses, dimensions, and grain patterns. The company makes veneer from more than 50 species of wood, including imported lumber such as anegre and zebrano. It processes up to 800,000 sq. ft. of veneer per day. The company's customers include furniture, flooring, and millwork manufacturers, plywood factories, and veneer resellers. Originally known as The Tomlinson Company, The Freeman Corporation was founded in 1914 by George Tomlinson; his great-grandsons Reid and George Freeman now run the family-owned firm.

Crescent Metal Spinning is a producer of metal components and machine parts. The company offers services including fabrication (guillotine, rolling, pressing, punching and press-brake bending), machining (lathe turning and milling), metal spinning (hand and hydraulic spinning), and welding (arc, gas, spot, and stud). The company works with aluminum, mild steel, and other materials, but specializes in stainless steel. Crescent Metal Spinning serves customers in the automotive, electronics, leisure, pharmaceutical, and textiles industries, among others.

Homasote Company sees green when it comes to building materials. It manufactures environmentally-friendly fiberboard for use in residential and commercial construction. The fiberboard is made from recycled paper and contains no asbestos or formaldehyde. Applications include roof decking, concrete forming, paneling, insulating, sound proofing, and industrial packaging purposes. Its Pak-Line division creates packaging materials for electronics. Homasote processes up to 250 tons of post-consumer paper daily, helping to conserve 1.4 million trees and eliminate 65 million pounds of waste per year.

Rosboro Lumber is deeply rooted in building supplies. The company produces a wide variety of products, including studs and plywood for the homebuilding market, laminated beams and frames for heavy construction, and hardwood door and window frames through subsidiary Washington Hardwoods. The company owns timberlands in western Oregon; it also buys timber from other public and private land owners. Rosboro operates about a half-dozen production facilities. It sells its products to customers in the US, Canada, Latin America, and Japan. A group of about 60 investors owns Rosboro. T. W. "Whit" Rosborough founded the company as a small lumber mill in the 1930s.

OPT-Sciences Corporation, through its subsidiary, O & S Research, Inc., deposits anti-glare and transparent conductive optical coatings on glass used primarily to cover instrument panels in aircraft cockpits. Its products enable pilots to read aircraft instruments in direct sunlight or at night, or in covert situations using appropriate night vision filters. The company offers coatings to various types of glass face plates, which are mounted on the front of liquid crystal displays (LCDs), cathode ray tubes, and electromechanical displays. It also provides glass cutting, grinding, and painting services, as well as manufactures wedge glass lenses for electro-mechanical displays. In addition, the company provides a range of other specialty instrument glass, including night vision filter glass, circular polarizers, touchpads, glass sandwiches for LCDs, and other custom designed specialty glass components and assemblies. It primarily offers its products to commercial, business, and regional aircraft market, as well as to the military aircraft market. The company was founded in 1956 and is based in Cinnaminson, New Jersey.

E-J Electric Installation, established in 1899 by Jack Enright and Theodore Joseph, has provided electrical contracting services almost as long as the electric industry has been around. The company offers a wide range of services, from small electrical maintenance projects to the construction of power plants. It designs, installs, and maintains communications networks through E-J Communication Systems. The company's Mutual Electric division handles retail projects. E-J also has worked in the transportation, data center, and health care, industries. Chairman J. Robert Mann and his family control E-J Electric Installation, which was acquired by Mann's father, Jacques, who first joined the firm in 1912.

Cementir - Cementerie del Tirreno SpA is working to build a concrete future. The company makes and sells Portland cement as well as concrete and related products, such as composite concretes made for use in blast furnaces and other applications. Founded in 1947, it sells products primarily to sister companies in the Caltagirone group, of which Cementir is a subsidiary. Its cement is used in water projects, bridges, and dams as well as in roads, tunnels, and other infrastructure. Cementir also has operations in Turkey, Denmark, China, and other international locations. Through various subsidiaries and holdings, chairman Francesco Caltagirone (also chairman of Caltagirone) controls more than 60% of Cementir - Cementerie del Tirreno S.p.A. company.

Widom Wein Cohen O'Leary Terasawa can help clients plan and design their future crib, haunt, habitat, or headquarters. WWCOT (Widom Wein Cohen O'Leary Terasawa) provides architectural and interior design services to clients in a variety of industries, including civic, commercial, hospitality, historic, and retail. WWCOT also has an architectural forensics group that consults for construction defects. The company has several offices in Moorpark, Palm Springs, Riverside, and Santa Monica, California and one in China.

WasteFocus offers waste management consulting services for a wide range of commercial clients. Customers outsource their solid waste disposal and recycling functions to the company, which negotiates with trash haulers and ensures regulatory compliance on their behalf. WasteFocus helps corporations fight rising solid waste collection and disposal expenses by tying together the purchasing leverage of a bulk buyer of services, the operational knowledge of waste industry insiders, and the advanced technology. By negotiating on behalf of multiple clients, WasteFocus gains favorable pricing terms from service providers.

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