Ivory Homes is the #1 homebuilder in Utah. Ivory Homes custom builds between 200 and 600 homes annually in seven counties (Davis, Salt Lake, Tooele, Utah, Wasatch, Washington, and Weber). It designs a variety of home styles from one-story ramblers to multi-level homes, and luxury villas. It also offers custom-designing options and has introduced a line of townhomes. The homes range in size from 1,700 sq. ft. to 6,600 sq. ft. and prices start at $150,000 and go up to $750,000. Ivory Homes offers financing services through Ivory Mortgage Corporation. Ivory has built more than 12,000 homes in some 750 communities since its founding by Ellis Ivory in 1964. CEO Clark Ivory owns the company.

Thermador Groupe doesn't mind being the middleman. Through subsidiaries, the company imports and distributes building materials and equipment to heating, plumbing, and construction wholesalers and to do-it-yourself stores throughout France. Products handled by Thermador Groupe include residential and industrial pumps, valves, and fittings, central-heating installation products, and plumbing fixtures. The company, which was founded in 1968, also distributes components for boilermakers.

Pizzagalli Construction Company makes its dough by rolling out a portfolio of general contracting, construction management, and design/build services. The group holds a large slice of the water/wastewater treatment and water supply infrastructure market, ranking among the top 15 contractors by Engineering News-Records. It also delivers as a leading builder of semiconductor facilities in the US and works on commercial, health care, industrial, and institutional building projects in about 15 states. Clients have included IBM, IDEXX, and the University of Maine. The employee-owned company has offices in Maine, North Carolina, and Vermont. It is affiliated with real estate developer Pizzagalli Properties, LLC.

Terrapin International Limited designs, manufactures, and constructs temporary and permanent prefabricated buildings throughout the UK, mainly through its Terrapin Limited subsidiary. Its buildings are used for retail space, showrooms, offices, laboratories, conference facilities, training rooms, prisons, and nurseries, in addition to apartments, social housing, army barracks, and hotels. The company serves clients in such markets as education, health care, and local government. Terrapin offers its products for sale and lease and offers financing programs, as well.

Bennett Environmental Inc., which operates in Canada and the US, uses a high-temperature process (thermal oxidizer) to treat contaminated soil. The group operates treatment facilities for companies requiring offsite removal and treatment of construction debris and contaminated soil before recycling or disposal. It treats such toxins as PCBs, pesticides, dioxins, creosote, and PCPs. Most of its revenues are generated from its waste remediation plant at Saint Ambroise, Quebec. The company began as a unit of oil spill equipment group Aqua-Guard Technologies, which was also founded by former chairman John Bennett.

Gypsum Products would be glad to help. A subsidiary of Allied Building Products Corporation, which is a subsidiary of CRH, Gypsum Products distributes gypsum wallboard, acoustical ceiling grid and tile, insulation, and related materials such as steel framing, drywall screws and fasteners, joint compounds and trim, and tools. The company has facilities in Denver, Colorado Springs, and Fort Collins, Colorado.

Black & Veatch Ltd. engineering firm provides consulting, refurbishment, and decommissioning services for water-related projects in Europe. A subsidiary of Black & Veatch Holding, the group provides design and management of dams, pipelines, canals, water/wastewater and industrial water treatment plants, as well as the refurbishment of water and wastewater industry structures and facilities. Black & Veatch Water Europe also provides mechanical and electrical engineering design services, building design and project management services, and IT services.

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.

Ameron International Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, manufactures and sells engineered products and materials for the chemical, industrial, energy, transportation, and infrastructure industries from its plants in North America, South America, Europe, and Asia. It operates in three groups: Fiberglass-Composite Pipe, Water Transmission, and Infrastructure Products. The Fiberglass-Composite Pipe group offers filament-wound and molded fiberglass pipes, tubes, fittings, and well screens for the industrial, petroleum, chemical processing, and petrochemical industries, as well as for service station piping systems, aboard marine vessels, and offshore oil platforms. The Water Transmission group supplies concrete cylinder pipes, prestressed concrete cylinder pipes, steel pipes, and reinforced concrete pipes for water transmission, and storm and industrial waste water and sewage collection; large-diameter wind towers for the U.S. wind-energy market; and polyvinyl chloride and polyethylene sheet lining for the protection of concrete pipe and cast-in-place concrete structures. The Infrastructure Products group provides ready-mix concrete, basaltic aggregates, dune sand, concrete pipes, and box culverts to the construction industry in Hawaii; and concrete and steel poles for highway, street, and outdoor area lighting, as well as for traffic signals. Ameron International Corporation markets its products directly through its-owned sales force, as well as through sales agents, manufacturers' representatives, distributors, and licensees. Ameron International, through its joint ventures, manufactures and sells concrete pressure pipes; glass reinforced epoxy pipe and fittings; and reinforcing bars. Ameron International Corporation was formerly known as Ameron, Inc. and changed its name to Ameron International Corporation in 1996. Ameron International was founded in 1907 and is headquartered in Pasadena, California.

Amos-Hill Associates is a hardwood veneer mill. The company buys a wide range of hardwood species logs (cherry, maple, white and red oak, walnut, and birch) from merchants in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Vermont, West Virginia, and Canada to produce its veneer products. Amos-Hill also works in affiliation with Koppensteiner Veneers, which is controlled by Amos-Hill's co-owner Wolfgang Koppensteiner, to serve the German market. President Richard Wertz co-owns the company he and other investors founded in 1982.

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