Coleman Floor doesn't mind if you walk all over it. The company sells and installs a variety of flooring products, including carpet, ceramic tile, vinyl, stone, and hardwood. It has expertise in classic and exotic hardwoods and sources its materials from companies including Anderson Hardwood, Armstrong, and Mannington. The company serves residential builders and homeowners in the Midwest and Southeast; services include consultation and design. Coleman Floor was established in 1947 and acquired by national materials supplier Stock Building Supply in 2006.

OYO Corporation, which conducts geological research and consults on construction projects. Its geological services include aerial surveys, geophysical exploration, well logging, and fossil and rock analysis. The firm also offers construction consultancy services such as land-use and city planning, environmental engineering, and groundwater and soil pollution studies. OYO makes measuring instruments such as seismometers and borehole logging systems. The company also provides risk management and disaster prevention services.

Baker Triangle is the contracting company specializes in installing drywall and acoustical ceilings. Its projects have included work on several of Texas' largest sports arenas (such as Ameriquest Field and Reliant Park), as well as dozens of educational, medical, commercial and other types of facilities. Baker Triangle operates from offices in the Texas cities of Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, and San Antonio, as well as Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and Phoenix, Arizona. B. R. Baker started the business in 1974. His son, CEO Steve Baker, now controls the company.

Reliable is not the sexiest thing to be, but when it comes to HVAC controls, it's what you're after. Reliable Controls Corporation manufactures products that monitor and control HVAC equipment and lighting in commercial and industrial buildings. Founded in 1986, the British Columbia, Canada-based company also operates offices in the US and China. Reliable focuses on design and technical support as well as working relationships with independent distributors.

Asia's economic crisis rocked Japan's construction industry, and Fujita felt the aftershocks. The general contractor specializes in urban regeneration commercial projects as well as civil engineering projects including dams and bridges. Its services span a project's cycle from pre-planning and construction delivery to maintenance and repairs. The company is primarily active in Japan but has also done business in China, the Middle East, and elsewhere. Fujita is rebuilding itself after struggling during the nation's construction downturn; as part of its recovery, GS Capital Partners has invested in the group, taking a majority stake in the process. Fujita was founded in 1910.

Vapor Power International. The company makes boilers powered by water tube steam generators with multiple coils that can easily be switched from a gas source to an oil fuel source. The company's products, which also include steam generators and thermal fluid heaters, are typically used in industrial, commercial, marine, and military settings. The firm has served customers such as Bethlehem Corporation, Heidtman Steel Products, and Penn State University. Pittsburgh-based investment firm TAG Equity acquired Vapor Power International in 2009.

Elder Wood Preserving Co., Inc., pressure treats lumber and plywood to protect it against termites and fungi for construction purposes. Its milling facilities produce a range of wood products from dimensional lumber, timbers, boards, and plywood and plywood siding to fencing, flooring, lattice, and decking and deck accessories (spindles, balusters, hand rails, step stringers). The company has an environmental monitoring program and shares its results with scientists, universities, and government agencies. Elder Wood Preserving was founded in 1977.

Zone Mechanical is in the HVAC zone. The company offers heating, air-conditioning, refrigeration, and other services to customers in the Chicago area and in northwestern Indiana on a 24-hour-a-day basis. The company, which was formed in 2001, distributes, installs, and services products manufactured by Tyler Refrigeration Corporation and other companies. In 2004 Zone Mechanical ranked 57th in Entrepreneur magazine's "Hot 100" list of the fastest-growing new entrepreneurial businesses in America. The firm is owned by co-presidents Dan Palubiak and Frank Petrosino.

Colas paves the way for drivers worldwide. The global road construction group was founded on and named after the creation of a revolutionary technical process -- cold asphalt. Colas provides construction and maintenance services for infrastructure projects (roads, airports, ports, railroads), urban redevelopment projects, and recreation facilities around the world. In addition to its work on roads and related projects, the company produces construction materials including concrete and aggregates from an international network of quarries, gravel pits, and asphalt plants. Colas also provides complementary services including design and engineering, concessions, and soil treatment. Bouygues owns 97% of Colas.

The largest division in the group, Lindum Construction, specializes in building food manufacturing facilities, retail space, hospitals, and offices. The Lindum BMS unit provides services in areas such as commercial, retail, design, and remodelling, and is also involved in building services maintenance. Lindum Homes builds residential houses in the Lincolnshire area, and Lindum Security develops security monitoring systems. The company was founded in 1956 by John Chambers, father of chairman David Chambers.

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