Explore General (EGI) provides general construction services for commercial and residential projects. The company offers design/build, construction management, and engineering services along with specialty contracting for roofing and flooring and electrical and mechanical projects. EGI also erects steel structures and reconstructs levees. President and CEO Jaime Gonzalez incorporated the company in 1997.

1-800-GOT-JUNK? For a fee this junk removal service will haul away any nonhazardous materials that two people can lift. It won't pick up asbestos, chemicals, oils, oil drums, oil tanks, paints, and solvents. The company picks up from homes, restaurants, and other businesses and hauls the loads to local area transfer stations or recycling centers; up to 60% of its pickups are recycled or donated to local charities. 1-800-GOT-JUNK? has more than 300 local franchises, mainly in the US and Canada (but it also operates in Australia). CEO Brian Scudamore owns the company.

Gee Whiz! Gee Construction has wrapped its arms around a wide variety of property development projects. The company provides contracting services for commercial, leisure, public, educational, health, residential, retail, and industrial building development projects in and around London. Gee Construction also has a rail division that performs railway construction. With three offices in the UK, Gee Construction's client roster has included such businesses and public or governmental entities as the Welsh Development Agency, Downies, Eurofoods, and the London Underground.

Yantis Company has been shaping the landscape of South and Central Texas. Founded in 1965 by John Yantis, Yantis Company has grown into a cornerstone of the South & Central Texas Business Community. Yantis Company employs over 500 employees and annually performs over $110 million dollars worth of construction contracts.

Parsons provides engineering, construction, and management services for corporate, industrial, institutional, and government projects all over the world. It designs and builds power plants, dams, commercial buildings; provides environmental remediation services including hazardous materials cleanup; and adds improvements to airports, rail systems, bridges, and highways. Its Commercial Technology unit serves corporate and government clients with a wide variety of capabilities including design, development, management, and support services. Other units include Parsons Water & Infrastructure, Parsons Infrastructure & Technology, and Parsons Transportation. The employee-owned group was founded in 1944.

Dean Word Company, Ltd. company builds and maintains roads, bridges, parking lots, and related structures in and around San Antonio. It also produces crushed aggregates and hot-mix asphalt materials for paving applications, performs industrial sitework, and provides contract mining and bulk transport services. Dean Word handles highway construction, maintenance projects, and civil construction projects for such public agencies as the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) as well as for private clients. The company was founded in 1890 and continues to be owned and run by the Word family.

Tetra Tech EM, a subsidiary of Tetra Tech, provides environmental engineering and consulting services to government and commercial customers. Environmental consulting areas of expertise include site cleanup and restoration, hazardous waste management, air quality, water resources, regulatory permits and compliance, natural resources management, energy management, and environmental management systems. The company, which was established in 1982, also offers management consulting services such as strategic planning and analysis, graphic and production services, communication and conference facilitation, and information management.

U.S. GreenFiber makes cellulose building insulation from 85% recycled content including newsprint and other paper products, much of which is collected at community recycling centers. The company operates a dozen manufacturing plants; its products are sold to the US and Canadian construction industries (both residential and commercial) as well as the do-it-yourself market. Founded in 2000 and active in the US and Canada, GreenFiber is a joint venture between Louisiana-Pacific's GreenStone Industries and Casella Waste Systems' U.S. Fiber.

Founded in 1941, Eastern Industries is a division of Stabler Companies, which was purchased by New Enterprise Stone & Lime Co. in 2008. Eastern Industries coaxes stone out of sylvan lands. Operating through about 30 quarries and plants in central and eastern Pennsylvania, the company provides crushed stone and gravel, hot-mix asphalt, ready-mix concrete, masonry sand and blocks, retaining walls, pavers, and road oils for a variety of construction projects, including highway renovations, municipal rehabilitation projects, and residential and commercial developments. It also distributes building materials.

Hirschfeld Industries is into heavy metal. The company, operating through subsidiaries (Carolina Steel Group, Consteel Technical Services, and Hirschfeld Steel), fabricates and provides structural steel for transportation, infrastructure, industrial, commercial construction, and power projects. The group produces more than 10,000 tons of the alloy each year and its products include girders, trusses, beams, mill-rolled shapes, and other structural steel. Hirschfeld has provided steel for projects such as Reliant Stadium in Houston, the Anaheim Convention Center in California, McCarran Airport in Las Vegas, and the J. C. Penney corporate headquarters in Plano, Texas. Hirschfeld filed an IPO in 2009.

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