The Brock Group of Companies when they need a handyman. Through a network of about 15 subsidiaries, The Brock Group acts as a specialty contractor to such companies as Chevron, CITGO, Exxon Mobil, Shell Oil, and Valero. It offers scaffolding and shoring, environmental remediation, asbestos and lead abatement, general labor and maintenance, disaster response, fireproofing, and insulation. The firm also offers offsite blast cleaning for machines that need to kept in tip-top shape. Besides oil refineries, The Brock Group serves chemical plants, energy plants, nuclear power plants, industrial manufacturers, pulp and paper mills, and offshore facilities.

Brooks Manufacturing makes and distributes structural wood products for the utility industry. The company primarily manufactures braces, crossarms, and framing, as well as related hardware such as nuts, bolts, washers, plates, and brackets, for electricity transmission and distribution infrastructure. It receives, dries, treats, and processes timber from Douglas fir sawmills throughout the Pacific Northwest. Brooks Manufacturing was founded as the Ralph Turner Pipe Company in 1915. The Brooks family purchased the firm in 1935 and has owned and managed it ever since.

Revcor blows hot and cold. The company utilizes advanced airflow technology to manufacture metal and plastic wheels, fans, and blowers for use in the heating and air conditioning, automotive, and off-road original equipment manufacturer markets. Revcor's products include the Revolutionary Air Flow and SmoothFlow Systems. The company also offers system analysis and project software. Revcor products are manufactured at a plant in Carpentersville, Illinois (near Chicago) and an axial fan assembly facility with other manufacturing capabilities in Mexico.

Starfire Lumber produces planed and rough Douglas fir lumber products from its western Oregon cutting mill. The company operates sales networks in the Pacific Rim, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Australia. Starfire Lumber, formerly an old cedar mill, was incorporated in 1983 by Francis Engle, the company's former chairman. The Engle family continues to control the company.

Rosboro Lumber is deeply rooted in building supplies. The company produces a wide variety of products, including studs and plywood for the homebuilding market, laminated beams and frames for heavy construction, and hardwood door and window frames through subsidiary Washington Hardwoods. The company owns timberlands in western Oregon; it also buys timber from other public and private land owners. Rosboro operates about a half-dozen production facilities. It sells its products to customers in the US, Canada, Latin America, and Japan. A group of about 60 investors owns Rosboro. T. W. "Whit" Rosborough founded the company as a small lumber mill in the 1930s.

LZT Architects provides a variety of architectural and design services and has completed more than 500 projects mainly in Austin, Texas. Its services range from site selection and master planning to project management and construction administration. The firm's projects include its award-winning green building project, the Austin Resource Center for the Homeless; a 48,000 sq. foot center for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault called Safeplace; and an affordable senior housing and community center development for The Salvation Army. LZT Architects was established in 1982.

WR Refrigeration is a part of the refrigeration services division of Finland's Huurre Group. The company provides installation, reactive service, maintenance, and other connected services in the refrigeration and air-conditioning sectors in the UK. The unit primarily serves clients in various segments of the food industry such as the dairy and convenience food sectors, as well as hospitals and laboratories. It operates a network of some 30 branches throughout the UK, including Scotland and Northern Ireland. The company traces its roots to the 1903 founding of T.H. Wathes & Co.

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.

CCC Group performs a laundry list of construction services, including site development, civil engineering, construction management, marine construction, mining equipment erection and dismantling, plant expansions, and specialized equipment installation. Customers include oil and gas companies, metals and chemicals firms, utilities, and municipalities. Its home state of Texas represents its largest market; the company also has offices in Alabama, Colorado, Florida, South Carolina, and Utah. CCC Group's predecessor was founded in 1947; the company implemented a stock ownership plan in 2004.

American Wood Moulding manufactures and distributes wood mouldings and other millwork products throughout the world. It offers Focal Point and FYPON brand products, as well as stair parts and boards made by Sure-Wood Forest Products. Wood is supplied by company-owned or leased plantation forests in New Zealand, and American Wood Moulding operates about a dozen manufacturing facilities in the US, Mexico, Brazil, Chile, and New Zealand. American Wood Moulding is wholly owned by the family of president Matt Hagen after they bought out the 50% share in the company previously owned by Tenon Limited (formerly Fletcher Challenge Forests) in late 2006.

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