JJJ Floor Covering provides a variety of commercial floor covering products and installation services, primarily for customers in California. The company's products include commercial carpets, vinyl tile, stone, wood, and other types of flooring. JJJ operates from offices in Northern and Southern California. Clients include educational facilities, hospitals, and offices. The company also works on tenant improvement projects. Minority-owned JJJ Floor Covering was founded in 1964. It is part of Starnet Worldwide -- a partnership of 170 individually-owned commercial flooring companies in North America and the UK.

Global Performance builds things so its customers can build things. The company designs and manages major industrial construction projects primarily for the automotive, chemicals, manufacturing, oil refining, and process sectors. Clients include big names such as BMW, Koch, Kia, General Electric, Honda, and Procter & Gamble, as well as school districts across the country. Global Performance manages more than $1.6 billion in capital projects. It operates domestic offices in Delaware, South Carolina, and Texas, and international offices in Brazil and Germany. The company was established in 1999 by president Dennis Braasch and three other co-founders. Mustang Engineering owns Global Performance.

SGPA Planning and Architecture (SGPA) offers design, engineering, and planning services for retail shopping and mixed-use centers, senior housing facilities, municipal projects, and such specialty projects as laboratory improvements. The designing company serves clients throughout California through its offices in San Diego and San Francisco. SGPA was established in 1970.

PGT Industries is the nation's leading manufacturer and supplier of residential impact-resistant windows and doors, as well as one of the largest window and door manufacturers in the nation, serving both the residential and commercial markets. Founded in 1980, the company pioneered the U.S. impact-resistant window and door segment and today employs approximately 1,350 at its manufacturing facilities in Florida and North Carolina.

Ballast Nedam is definitely not dead weight in the Dutch construction industry. One of the largest firms of its kind in the Netherlands, it provides development, engineering, construction, maintenance, and management services. Its building and development division is involved in construction of homes, apartments, commercial and industrial buildings, schools, and car parks. Its infrastructure division performs road construction, earth moving, drilling and anchoring, landscaping, environmental consulting services. The unit also operates prefabricated concrete factories and other raw materials providers.

Bury+Partners doesn't bury its head in the sand when it comes to taking on big projects. In fact, the civil engineering consulting firm invites them, especially projects that require environmental compliance expertise, land planning, project management, surveying, and water and wastewater systems design. Bury+Partners runs a half-dozen offices in Texas and Virginia; it serves both corporate and public sector customers throughout the US (but primarily in those two states), including H.E.B., The Home Depot, Texas Department of Transportation, and the US National Slavery Museum. The privately held firm was founded in 1984.

McKinstry, one of the top specialty contractors in the Pacific Northwest, provides mechanical, electrical, and plumbing services in Colorado, Idaho, Minnesota, Oregon, and Washington. It designs and maintains complete building systems such as heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC), fire protection, piping, parking, and solar panel and rain collection. The company also provides design/build, facilities management, project management, and maintenance services. McKinstry works on new buildings or retrofits existing facilities. It targets the commercial, high-tech, health care, hospitality, and industrial markets. The company was in 1960 by George Allen and Merrill McKinstry.

In 1949 J. M. "Bill" Harper founded Harper Construction, which eventually expanded operations to become Harper Industries. If Harper Industries can't help you get it built, not many can. The company operates a group of subsidiaries that provide a full range of construction services and products including design-build, project management, facilities maintenance, and construction materials and equipment. It serves commercial, power, and government clients for projects ranging from manufacturing plants and office buildings to schools and highways and bridges.

McGuyer Homebuilders, Inc. company annually builds some 3,000 single-family residential homes in Texas in the Austin, Dallas/Fort Worth, Houston, and San Antonio areas. The company markets its homes under the Coventry Homes, Pioneer Homes, Carmel Homes, and Plantation Homes brands, with prices ranging from the low $100,000s to more than $1 million. It operates from four offices in its service areas. Chairman and CEO Frank McGuyer and president and COO Mike Love, founders of MHI and MHI Partnership, Ltd., have worked closely since the start-up of the businesses in 1988.

Etex Group provides the tools of the contractor's trade. The company manufactures building materials for use in constructing roofs, floors, and walls in the Americas and Europe. Its roofing products include concrete and clay tiles; natural, resin, and fiber cement slates; and metal profiled sheets. Etex also produces flat boards used for a variety of purposes, such as sidings, passive fire protection, high-temperature insulation, and plasterboard. Etex operates through more than 90 subsidiaries in more than 40 countries. Europe accounts for about half of the company's revenues.

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