Nishimatsu Construction Co., Ltd.,the company builds tunnels, roads, airports, dams, high-rises, hospitals, power plants, hotels, and other civil and commercial projects around the world. Nishimatsu has worked on such notable projects as Singapore's National Library Board Building, London's Channel Tunnel Rail Link, and Hong Kong's Lap Kok Airport. The company has worked on more than 1,000 tunnels. Nishimatsu maintans offices in about 15 countries, primarily in Southeast Asia. The company was founded in 1937.

The flush heard around the world might be the one made by AS America. Doing business as American Standard Brands, the manufacturer of bath and kitchen products is a leader in the toilet and bathroom fixtures sectors in the US, Canada, and Mexico. Other products include faucets, sinks, bathtubs, showers, bathroom furniture, and accessories. The company targets both the residential and commercial markets; its products are found in homes, as well as airports, hotels, and stadiums, and are sold through a network of dealers, wholesale distributors, online retailers, and stores such as The Home Depot. Private equity firm Sun Capital Partners owns a majority of the company, with Bain Capital holding a minority stake.

MYR Group's work can be electrifying. The specialty contractor builds and maintains electric delivery infrastructure systems for electric utilities and commercial clients. It operates around the US through six subsidiaries: The L.E. Myers Co.; Harlan Electric; Hawkeye Construction; Sturgeon Electric; MYR Transmission Services; and Great Southwestern Construction. MYR Group constructs transmission and distribution lines for the oil and gas, power, and telecommunications industries; it also installs and maintains electrical wiring in commercial and industrial facilities and traffic and rail systems. MYR Group was founded in 1891 by Lewis Edward Myers, who briefly worked as a salesman with Thomas Edison.

JH Kelly gets its green from plumbing and HVAC work for industrial and institutional customers in the Pacific Northwest. Its range of offerings includes boilermaker services; civil and concrete construction; fabrication; instrumentation and controls work; process piping; and steel erection. Industrial customers come from such sectors as refining, pulp and paper, and food processing. The company also provides mechanical services to prisons, schools, hospitals, condominiums, and high-tech companies. JH Kelly, which is now in its fourth generation of leadership by the Kelly family, traces its roots to a business started in Scotland in the 1800s by Jack Kelly. The Washington operations were launched in 1923.

Johns Manville, a Berkshire Hathaway company (NYSE: BRK.A, BRK.B), is a leading manufacturer and marketer of premium-quality products for building insulation, mechanical insulation, commercial roofing, and roof insulation, as well as fibers and nonwovens for commercial, industrial and residential applications. JM serves markets that include aerospace, automotive and transportation, air handling, appliance, HVAC, pipe and equipment, filtration, waterproofing, building, flooring, interiors and wind energy. In business since 1858, the Denver-based company has annual sales of approximately $2 billion and holds leadership positions in all of the key markets that it serves. JM employs approximately 6,500 people and operates 41 manufacturing facilities in North America, Europe and China.

Ozanne Construction Company, Inc., the company provides general contracting, construction management, and facilities management services for both public and private sectors. The company constructs schools, detention facilities, and commercial buildings throughout the midwestern US. Ozanne clients have included the Cleveland Browns, NASA, the US Air Force, and the University of Akron. The company also specializes in environmentally-friendly building techniques and has completed many green projects for the government and private companies. Chairman Leroy Ozanne founded Ozanne Construction in 1956; it is one of the largest minority-owned companies in the US.

Page Southerland Page performs pre-design planning, architectural, engineering, historic preservation, interior design, and sustainable design services. Its portfolio of projects includes corporate, education, health care, hospitality, government, and science and technology facilities. Page Southerland Page traces its beginnings to a two-person office established by brothers Charles and Louis Page in Austin, Texas in 1898; Louis Southerland joined the firm during the 1930s. The company has additional offices in Dallas, Denver, Houston, and Washington, DC.

Steamist has a rich 50 year history, of which 40 years have been focused on residential steam baths. Underlying the history is a principle that hyperthermic therapy induced relaxation is not only a great business to be intimately involved in - it is essential.From simple beginnings as a more industrial oriented company, Steamist realized that the future is in bringing an age old culturally specific practice of steambathing into the mass consciousness. Not very long ago, the idea of steam and sauna bathing in this country was barely recognized much less incorporated into domestic practice. As the level of awareness has grown in the last decade, tremendous demand for steambath and sauna products has also grown, resulting in new and expanded ways of creating an escape from high intensity life.

An air conditioner is nothing but a sum of its parts, with Air System Components (ASC) supplying the parts. Air System Components, Inc. manufactures components, such as grilles, registers, diffusers, and terminal devices for air conditioning, heating and ventilation systems, in addition to fans and other air distribution products. ASC's products are used in industrial facilities, institutions, and commercial and residential buildings, as well as the International Space Station. Brands include Titus, Krueger, Tuttle & Bailey, Reliable, Superior Rex, and PennBarry. Products are available worldwide through a network of wholesalers and distributors. ASC, which has about 10 manufacturing facilities, is a subsidiary of Tomkins.

Thomas Crapper restores antique bathrooms and continues to make the Victorian and Edwardian sanitary ware that long ago made its name. Founded in 1861 by the eponymous Thomas Crapper, this venerable plumbing-fixtures company supplied the private facilities of King Edward VII and King George V. It was acquired by a rival in 1963, but later resumed business as an independent company. Products include cistern pulls and chains, wooden toilet seats, cast-iron and copper bathtubs, sink basins, shower rails, and towel racks.

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