The Hollingsworth Companies develops and builds industrial parks and facilities in the southeastern US. It provides build-to-suit and finish-to-suit structures, primarily on its SouthPoint Business Park pad-ready sites located in Alabama, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia. Developments typically range from 50,000 sq. ft. to 500,000 sq. ft. Hollingsworth also provides facility expansion and funding services. All of the company's SouthPoint properties are located in areas convenient to interstate highways and airport services. CEO and owner Joe Hollingsworth, Jr., founded The Hollingsworth Companies in 1986.

E.W. Howell is a midsized New York general contractor and construction management firm that is a regional leader in retail construction. With offices in Manhattan and Long Island, E.W. Howell also builds hospitals, labs, libraries, office interiors, schools, and restaurants. Clients have included Bergdorf Goodman, Target, and Columbia University. It typically bids on projects in the private sector, but it also selectively competes within the public sector. Established in 1891, E.W. Howell began as a builder of homes for such well-heeled East Coast families as the Huttons and the Guggenheims. The Howells left the firm in the 1980s, and Japanese construction group Obayashi acquired the company in 1989.

Baltimore may be cool, but Baltimore Aircoil Company is cooler. Baltimore Aircoil (BAC) makes, sells, and installs evaporative cooling and heat transfer equipment, with manufacturing and distribution facilities throughout North America and around the globe. Its sells its products, which include cooling towers, condensers, thermal storage systems, remote sump tanks, and related parts and controls, to customers in the HVAC (heating, ventilating, and air conditioning), refrigeration, chemical and petroleum processing markets, as well as to electric power generators, light industrial manufacturers, metal producers, and cooling plant operators.

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.

Toll Brothers builds luxury homes in the US, targeting move-up, second-home, and retired buyers. Its single-family detached houses and apartments range in price from about $230,000 to some $2 million. The company also develops communities for active adults and operates country club communities. Subsidiaries offer related services and products including insurance coverage, title and mortgage services, and landscaping. Like its peers, Toll Brothers closed on fewer homes with the housing downturn and financial crisis: It went from delivering nearly 8,600 homes in fiscal 2006 to fewer than 3,000 in fiscal 2009.

Fitzpatrick & Weller produces and sells kiln-dried hardwood lumber and wood components for furniture, cabinetry, and staircase applications. It also makes musical instrument parts, snowboards, cutting boards, table tops, game boards, and other items. The company uses hardwood species that include ash, hard and soft maple, cherry, basswood, red and white oak, and poplar. It exports up to 50% of its production. Fitzpatrick & Weller began operations in 1892.

Royal Group is a leading North American maker of PVC and vinyl building and home improvement products such as window profiles, fencing and decking; it also produces vinyl siding. Its Royal Mouldings division makes decorative moldings and millwork. Royal Pipe Systems makes plastic pipe and fittings for municipal, plumbing, and electrical construction uses. Other divisions include Royal Window & Door Profiles and Royal Building Products. Royal is a subsidiary of plastics and chemicals maker Georgia Gulf Corporation.

Moorefield Construction, Inc.,the company provides general contracting services for retail projects throughout Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, and Washington. Clients have included Lowe's, Best Buy, and Walgreen. The company operates from offices in Santa Ana and Sacramento. Moorefield Construction was founded in 1957 by the late Harold Moorefield, and continues to be owned and operated by his family, including his wife Ann (CEO) and their sons, Mike (president), Larry (vice president), and Hal (vice president).

Quanex Building Products Corporation provides engineered products and aluminum sheet products. Its Engineered Products segment produces window and door components for original equipment manufacturers that primarily serve the residential construction and remodeling markets. This segments products consist of insulating glass spacer/sealant systems, thin film solar panel sealants, window and patio door screens, aluminum cladding and other roll formed metal window components, thresholds and astragals, moldings, residential exterior products, engineered vinyl and composite patio doors, window profiles and custom window grilles, and trim and architectural moldings in various woods primarily for the home improvement and residential construction markets.

Component Assembly Systems (CAS) has assembled the components of its success as a specialty contractor. Founded in 1964, the company works on such commercial and institutional projects as hotels, offices, government facilities, apartments, hospitals, airports, and entertainment venues. It specializes in drywall construction, millwork, and carpentry, as well as niche areas such as architectural detailing, acoustical contracting, and specialty ceilings. The company primarily serves Eastern seaboard clients, but also offers its services throughout the US and internationally; in the western US, it operates as Component West. CAS operates from offices in Boston, Las Vegas, New Jersey, New York, and Washington, DC.

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