Weston Homes builds apartments and houses in the UK. The company focuses its efforts on brownfield development and urban regeneration projects throughout the country. It has about a dozen projects scattered throughout England, either currently in operation (with rented or sold units) or under development. Building industry expert Bob Weston formed Weston Homes' parent company, Weston Group Plc, in 1987. Its first development was a four-bedroom, detached house in Essex; today its building portfolio features large high-rise developments in London's Docklands region.

W.G. Mills has been going to school. The construction management and general contracting company is one of Florida's top school builders, tackling some 200 education facility projects. Operating as Mills Gilbane, the company also builds industrial, commercial/retail, residential (such as clubhouses and golf-course homes), and health care facilities. Its public facility projects include libraries and police stations. One of the top contractors in the US, Mills Gilbane is also a leading construction management at-risk firm. CEO Walter G. Mills founded his namesake business in 1972. Rhode Island-based Gilbane Building bought the company in 2010.

Interior Architects also known as IA, provides interior architectural services for public sector clients and firms in the technology, financial services, hospitality, and retail industries. Its clients have included Bank of America, BMC Software, the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Merrill Lynch, PG&E, and Sony. IA completes projects around the world and has more than a dozen offices in the US, plus locations in London and New Deli. The firm also partners with more than 50 international firms that make up a global network. The company was founded by president and CEO David Mourning in 1984.

Airmaster Fan Company traces its roots to the Diehl Fan Company, who patented the first practical electrical fan in 1886. A hundred years later Airmaster acquired the Chelsea, Brundage and Power Line Fan operations from Clevepak Corporation. Brundage started production in 1919, Chelsea in 1935 and Power Line in 1957. Airmaster maintained each operation independently to different market segment. Sales and marketing were consolidated by Airmaster in 2002 to improve operations and concentrate on fulfilling customer needs.Airmaster's only focus is fans. The factory is complete with engineering staff, certified laboratory for design and development, metal fabricating machinery, and tool and die facilities. Located in Jackson, Michigan, the company maintains stocking warehouses across the U.S., offering the largest line of air moving equipment in North America. Sales are made through the wholesale distributor by representative agencies. Airmaster exports throughout the world. Names may change, but the high quality standards in products and service, for which Airmaster and its predecessors were noted, remain the same: reliable products, uncompromising quality and prompt service.

The Holland Roofing Group installs commercial and industrial roofing systems for clients throughout the midwestern and southeastern regions of the US. The company's services include new construction; roof replacement, repair, and maintenance; and roof coatings. Holland Roofing operates from locations in Florida, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, and Tennessee. President Hans Philippo founded Holland Roofing in 1986.

The Douglas Company has built there, done that. The firm builds multifamily residential properties ranging from three to more than 300 units; retail properties including pharmacy, grocery, department, and apparel stores; and commercial locations - everything from hockey rinks and running tracks to car dealerships and a mushroom farm. It also constructs health care, rehabilitation, and living centers for seniors, and has an in-house design studio. Members of president Peter Douglas' family formed the company in 1976.

Steeplejack isn't afraid of heights. Traditionally a scaffolding contractor, the company also offers asbestos abatement, insulation, general plant-maintenance services, and project management to industrial customers. Its customers hail primarily from the oil and gas, pulp and paper, power generation, mining, and chemical industries. Steeplejack operates predominantly in Western Canada through eight branch locations. Vancouver-based affiliate Westcor offers fireproofing and environmental services. Steeplejack is part of Texas-based The Brock Group.

Portage Environmental helps carry the load for customers needing environmental engineering services. The firm's offerings include environmental remediation, process and project engineering, and decontamination and decommissioning services. Portage Environmental counts US government agencies (such as the Department of Defense and the Department of Energy) and Native American tribes among its clients, and has conducted projects in 20 US states, as well as in Afghanistan, Guam, Iraq, Japan, Kuwait, Qatar, and South Korea. The firm operates from some two dozen offices throughout the US. President and CEO Michael Spry helped found Portage Environmental in 1992.

RMJM designs big. As one of the world's largest architecture firms, with offices in some 16 cities throughout North America, Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, RMJM draws blueprints for an array of projects. It serves a wide range of clients in the educational, commercial, industrial, leisure, retail, residential, scientific, health care, and public sectors. Major projects span the globe and include the Dubai Convention Centre, The Scottish Parliament, and the Synygy World Headquarters. In 2007 RMJM merged with the established US-based Hillier Group. The deal brought RMJM a well-known firm in North America, where it lacked a presence. The US arm dropped the Hillier name in 2008.

Dynamic Homes makes and markets modular homes at its Midwest manufacturing facility. Founded in 1969, the company builds prefabricated single-family homes, which are sold primarily in the midwestern US through a network of about 60 authorized local builder/dealers. Dynamic Homes constructs about 500 homes a year that range in size from 560 sq. ft. cabins to 2,380 sq. ft. two-story custom homes and sell for up to $200,000. Custom options include appliances, floor coverings, lighting, roofing, and siding. The company also makes modular apartments, banks, and small office and light commercial buildings.

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