Lakeside Industries is one of the largest highway contractors in the Pacific Northwest. A leading asphalt paving contractor and manufacturer, Lakeside Industries works on municipal, commercial, and industrial sites, as well as residential projects. It also sells hot-mix and cold asphalt to other paving contractors. It has about a dozen offices in western Washington, northwestern Oregon, and central Idaho. Owned by the founding Lee family, Lakeside Industries was established when the family combined their mining, sand and gravel, asphalt, and trucking businesses in 1972.

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.

C.W. Matthews Contracting during Sherman's march to the sea. The company provides highway and bridge construction and commercial site work. It also provides asphalt paving and is one of the largest plant-mixed asphalt producers in the Southeast. The group operates about 30 asphalt plants in Georgia and manufactures nearly 6 million tons of hot mix each year. Its projects include the transformation of an old steel plant into Atlantic Station -- a 138-acre mixed-use development in Atlanta. In 1946 C.W. Matthews and several partners founded Marietta Construction Company, which became C.W. Matthews Contracting Company in 1954; today it is led by C.W.'s son, CEO Robert Matthews.

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.

Civil and environmental engineering firm Bryan A. Stirrat & Associates (BAS) specializes in municipal solid waste and hazardous waste management. The company helps customers with landfill siting and design; it also works on permitting and planning of landfill expansions and provides construction and operations support. Hazardous waste projects have included assessment and remediation on sites throughout the western US. The company operates from offices in California and Arizona. Leading consulting engineering firm Tetra Tech acquired BAS in 2009.

Family-owned Facemyer Lumber Co. produces and distributes high-grade wood products from its locations in Ohio and West Virginia. The company owns four facilities -- Facemyer Forest Products, Facemyer Lumber, Facemyer Resources, and Ohio Pallet Company -- that annually produces more than 30 million board feet of lumber and veneer logs, mainly from the region's Appalachian hardwood species. They also make railroad ties, timber, pallets, mulch, sawdust, and woodchips. Founded by brothers Dennis and Eugene Facemyer in 1964, Facemyer Lumber ships its products nationwide.

Orleans Homebuilders (OHB) prefers the City of Brotherly Love to The Big Easy. OHB builds communities of single-family homes, condos, and townhomes for first-time and move-up buyers, luxury homebuyers, empty nesters, and active adult homebuyers. Prices range from $165,000 to more than $2.3 million, depending on the region. OHB operates mainly in the Philadelphia metro area, New Jersey, New York, the Carolinas, and Virginia. It is also active in Orlando and Chicago. OHB also offers mortgage services, which approximately three-fourths of its buyers utilize. Hit hard by the US housing downturn, OHB filed for Chapter 11 protection in early 2010, seeking to restructure its debts.

Plasti-Fab’s mission is to provide EPS Product Solutions for constructing energy-efficient buildings, floatation for marine construction, lightweight fill and compressible fill for geotechnical construction projects, and component solutions for Original Equipment Manufacturers. Advantage ICF is a one-piece, stay-in-place, insulating concrete form made of expanded polystyrene (EPS) insulation. A series of strong plastic web connectors are permanently molded into two EPS panels to create a building block. Advantage ICFs have a patented interlocking system along the top and bottom edges. Reinforcing steel is placed on the plastic web connectors inside the block cavity which is then filled with concrete, providing a highly energy-efficient building envelope.

TOTO is the world’s largest plumbing products manufacturer. We offer a complete line of commercial and decorative plumbing fixtures and fittings, faucets, accessories, shower and flush valves, as well as lavatories, toilets, Air Baths and urinals. More than 1,500 TOTO engineers and their colleagues are committed to achieving the seamless integration of performance, conservation, technology, and innovation. For over 90 years, we have been producing superbly designed, high performance lifestyle enhancing plumbing products for residential bathrooms and commercial restrooms. While we understand our customers want products that have great design, we concentrate on creating a more enjoyable bathroom experience through products that infuse sophisticated style with substance, optimize water conservation and provide consistent, exceptional performance.

The Collins Companies makes its money by lumbering around and gathering dust -- sawdust, that is. The company operates a group of forest product divisions that include four sawmills capable of producing more than 250 million board feet of lumber annually. The group manufactures lumber, veneer logs and flooring, pine particleboard, and TruWood brand siding and trim. It harvests wood from forests in California, Oregon, and Pennsylvania, using hardwood species such as ash, oak, maple, black cherry, poplar, and basswood, and softwood species including white fir, incense cedar, and three varieties of pine. The business has been family-owned since its inception in 1855.

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