Calvert manufactures and supplies glulams, or pre-shaped glued-laminated lumber products, for use in decorative construction work, including arches, beams, bridges, domes, trusses, s-curves, columns, and even playground equipment. It uses species such as Douglas fir, Alaska yellow cedar, redwood, western red cedar, spruce pine fir, and more. The company manufactures glulams for export to Asia, Canada, and the Middle East, and provides container loading at its plants in Vancouver and Washougal, Washington. Calvert Company was founded by Ray Calvert and others in 1947.

Therma-Tru's roots go back to 1962 when David Welles, a retired Owens Corning executive purchased a bankrupt building supply company in Toledo, Ohio. In 1982, the company launched its Fiber-Classic style, the first fiberglass door on the market."People just couldn't believe it," says Deke Welles, son of founder David K. Welles and President of Therma-Tru from 1989 - 2001. "The product that looked so good was actually made of fiberglass."

Kok's Woodgoods produces wood and vinyl trim for home interior and exterior applications. Its products include decorative brackets and shelving, door accents, moldings, and other millworked products. The company also makes board products, including hobby boards, from oak, poplar, aspen, and pine woods. Kok's Woodgoods fills custom orders and sells its products in national chain hardware stores. The company began operations in 1983.

American Infrastructure provides balance and structure. Through subsidiaries Allan A. Myers and American Infrastructure-Virginia, the firm provides heavy civil construction services for projects in the Mid-Atlantic. It builds and reconstructs highways, water treatment plants, medical facilities, and shopping centers, and offers site development for homebuilders. Its Independence Construction Materials (ICM) subsidiary supplies aggregates, asphalt, and ready-mixed concrete to its construction companies. The family-run business was established in 1939 as Allan A. Myers and Son, a local hauling company in the suburbs of Philadelphia.

Johnson & Jennings General Contracting provides construction services in the San Diego area. Projects range from corporate office, health care, and retail construction to commercial and industrial facility tenant improvements. Services include project evaluation and consulting, estimating, and construction management. CEO Tom Johnson and president Jackie Jennings co-own the company they founded in 1981.

Geberit's products allow clean water in and take waste water out. Through its global subsidiaries, the company makes two primary product lines for residential, commercial, and industrial applications: sanitary systems (which include pneumatic and electrical faucets, flush actuators, water-saving cisterns, and installation mounting fixtures) and interior and exterior piping systems (which include plastic pipes and fittings for drainage and supply). Geberit also makes bidet-style shower toilets.

Vapor Power International. The company makes boilers powered by water tube steam generators with multiple coils that can easily be switched from a gas source to an oil fuel source. The company's products, which also include steam generators and thermal fluid heaters, are typically used in industrial, commercial, marine, and military settings. The firm has served customers such as Bethlehem Corporation, Heidtman Steel Products, and Penn State University. Pittsburgh-based investment firm TAG Equity acquired Vapor Power International in 2009.

Halex Corporation wouldn't mind if you walk all over them. In fact, you may be stepping all over the flooring products it makes and not even know it. Halex manufactures and distributes products used in flooring installation, such as carpet tack strips, seam tape, flooring nails, plywood underlayment, and height adjustment spacers. The company's Southern California headquarters location houses a technical lab that conducts stability and resilience testing on items such as plywood and nails; from that facility it also distributes products to North and South America, Europe, and Japan.

Miron Construction Co., Inc.,the general contractor provides carpentry, design/build, and construction management services throughout the region from three offices in Wisconsin and Iowa. It also provides industrial building and maintenance services, which include constructing food processing, paper/pulp processing, and public utility facilities. Miron serves customers in the retail, environmental, healthcare, and industrial industries and religious, educational, and government institutions. It has completed projects for Anheuser-Busch, 3M, Kraft Foods, Ameritech, Weyerhaeuser, and Georgia-Pacific. Canadian immigrant Patrick Miron founded the company in 1918.

Adonis Construction builds commercial and industrial structures and provides refurbishing services primarily in the West Midlands region of the UK, although it also offers coverage in specialist work throughout the country. The company builds a range of structures that include health, education, and public service facilities; social housing and residential care centers; convention centers; car dealership showrooms; theme bars; fitness centers; and garden centers. Adonis was founded by managing director Neville Clements in 1978.

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