JTS Communities builds and sells new homes in the Sacramento, California area. It constructs about 600 homes annually and is involved in land development as well. The company offers homebuyers both standard and customized floor plan options and its JTS Design Center allows customers to personalize their homes' decor. It has also incorporated green building techniques. Home prices range in price from around $250,000 to $1.5 million and in size from 1,100 sq. ft. to nearly 5,500 sq. ft. President and CEO Jack T. Sweigart co-founded the predecessor of JTS Communities in 1971 and now owns the company.

Seneca keeps cars clean, in control, and ready to go. The company designs and installs automobile wash systems, fueling systems, and other vehicle service equipment, including lifts, lubrication equipment, and compressor systems. Seneca's data digital security camera systems and offered primarily to help secure auto dealerships. It also provides petroleum services and equipment, environmental consulting, remediation and waste removal, general construction, electrical contracting, and industrial coating equipment. Seneca Companies operates from offices in Iowa, Illinois, and Nebraska.

Bowmer & Kirkland Limited group offers commercial and residential construction, civil engineering, and property development services. It specializes in supermarkets (Tesco) and other retail projects (Primark) throughout the UK, as well as office, educational, industrial, health care, and hospitality projects. The family-run, privately-owned Bowmer & Kirkland was founded in 1923 by the grandfather of chairman John Kirkland. Among its businesses are units for structural steelwork fabrication, industrial roofing and cladding systems, HVAC control systems, mechanical and engineering services, and interiors and decorating.

Rugged? Good-looking? Talented? Nolte Associates is not just another pretty face. The firm provides a variety of engineering, management, and construction services. Nolte specializes in civil infrastructure, designing transportation systems (bridges, freeways, light rail) and water systems (flood control, recycling, wastewater facilities). Other specialized services include mapping, land development, surveying, and construction management. Nolte has about a dozen offices in the Southwest US and in Mexico. George Nolte Sr. established the firm in 1949. Engineering firm Vertical V acquired control of Nolte in 2010.

Recycled from the former Kaiser Steel, Kaiser Ventures oversees recycling and solid waste investments. The company's holdings include an 83.1% stake in Mine Reclamation Corporation (MRC) and a 50% stake in West Valley Materials Recovery Facility and Transfer Station, which separates waste materials for recycling or storage. Through MRC, the company has turned Kaiser Steel's iron-ore mining pits into a rail-accessible solid waste landfill at Eagle Mountain in the California desert; it has agreed to sell the landfill to County District No. 2 of Los Angeles County. However, lawsuits from local residents have blocked the deal. Kaiser Ventures is owned mainly by former creditors of Kaiser Steel.

Manufactured Housing Enterprises builds modular, sectional, and singlewide homes as well as commercial and retail developments for clients in the Midwest. The company is the largest manufactured home builder in Ohio and among the 20 largest in the country. It offers more than 80 floor plans for singlewide homes as well as two-story homes of more than 3,000 sq. ft. The company has delivered homes to Illinois, Indiana, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, Tennessee, West Virginia, and Wisconsin. Manufactured Housing Enterprises was established in 1965, when being "mod" was fab.

Ginger likes to add spice to its menu of services. Operating dozens of subsidiaries and affiliated companies, the group is engaged primarily in construction and environmental engineering, construction and maintenance, telecommunications, and expertise studies. Ginger specializes in conducting scientific studies and making recommendations for foundations, structures, building materials, and other construction issues. The company also builds a variety of infrastructure projects and other structures. Ginger's telecommunications arm studies, engineers, installs and maintains telecommunications networks. Ginger was acquired by Grontmij in 2010. The deal created one of the largest engineering consultancies in Europe.

American Buildings Company manufactures metal buildings and roofing products for industrial, institutional, and commercial construction applications. From multi-story buildings to customized self-storage units to metal roof and wall panels, the company's buildings and components are marketed through a network of more than 1,000 authorized builders and dealers in the US and Canada. Its heavy fabrication capabilities include building custom-engineered steel mills, sports stadiums, and large aircraft maintenance hangars. American Buildings Company and its former parent, MAGNATRAX, were acquired by steelmaker Nucor Corporation in 2007.

Xytel quickly became the world's leader in advanced, automated pilot plants and process systems engineering. Since then, we have commissioned more than 600 pilot plants worldwide. More than half our customers have returned for additional plants, sending a clear signal that we are yet today the world's foremost pilot plant designer and manufacturer. Whether you need a one-of-a-kind lab-scale unit or a complete turnkey mini-plant, you benefit from our unrivaled depth of technological knowledge and experience.

Elkins Constructors builds it all. The company, one of Florida's largest privately held construction companies, works on commercial, industrial, multi-family residential, institutional, and retail projects mainly in the Southeast. It offers general contracting, design/build, and construction management services, and its retail market clients have included Lowe's, British Airways, and Castleton Beverage. Other projects include the America Online call center and headquarters for PGA Tour Productions. Elkins also has been named one of the top green contractors in the US by Engineering News-Record. Founded in 1955 by Martin Elkins, the company was acquired in 1984 by CEO Barry Allred and a team of investors.

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