All Star maintains home and hearth for bronze stars, silver stars, and gold stars. The company started out in 1983 providing and maintaining military housing for the US armed forces, but it has branched out into military base operating support, facility operation and maintenance, family housing maintenance, and minor construction services. It provides services through locations in the US and Guam, Germany, Italy, and Korea. All Star also provides fleet maintenance and logistic services including supply management, transportation, and warehousing. The company's customers include the US Navy, Army, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard. President and CEO John Junge owns All Star.

Wilsonart International was founded as a producer of high pressure decorative laminate in 1956 in Temple, Texas, by Ralph Wilson, Sr., a retired laminate industry executive. Wilson’s intent was never to build a major competitor — the field in those days included 12 domestic competitors — but rather to fill his free time.Throughout the 1960s, Wilson’s “hobby” grew dramatically through a formula comprising a dedicated local work force, high-quality products and an old-fashioned commitment to customer service.

Fred Weber weaves a web of heavy and highway construction services, including site work, bridge building, paving, sewers, and grading. Its history includes work on a section of Route 66 noted for having the largest vertical rock cut ever completed in Missouri. Fred Weber's construction materials segment (asphalt, crushed stone, sand, landfill, and compost) includes subsidiaries Quality Sand, Bluff City Minerals, Iron Mountain Trap Rock, and EZ Street Cold Asphalt. It operates quarries, sand plants, and asphalt plants. The company was founded by Fred Weber Sr. in the 1920s. Employees purchased the company from the Weber family in 1980.

Italian-Thai Development Public Limited company ain't heavy, but its construction projects are. Italian-Thai Development (Italthai) builds some of the largest infrastructure and civil projects in Thailand and across Asia. Its project portfolio includes work on Thailand's rail system, Bangkok's mass transit development plan, and deep-sea port developments at Pak Bara and Pattani ports. The company has branched out across Asia, specializing in industrial, utility, transportation, and telecommunications projects. Italthai has also invested in energy and mining projects. Chaijudh Karnasuta (from Thailand) and Giorgio Berlingieri (from Italy) co-founded the company in 1958.

Gray Construction doesn't have the blues when it comes to building projects. The firm is a top US design and construction firm. Through its subsidiaries the company works on a large array of commercial and industrial projects in the US and Japan. It ranks among the top US contractors in auto plant, distribution/warehouse, and processing plant construction. It also serves the federal government (including military projects), education, medical, and retail industries. Subsidiaries include WS Construction (heavy industrial and commercial contracting); Gray-I.C.E. Builders, Inc. (retail, commercial, industrial, and public construction); and Operations Associates (facilities, supply chain, and consulting).

California Coastal Communities. Through operating subsidiaries Hearthside Homes and Signal Landmark, the company builds homes and develops residential communities in Southern California. Long wrapped up in a battle over land development rights, California Coastal Communities has begun development of its Brightwater project, some 215 acres (about half of which is undevelopable land) situated near important wetlands in Bolsa Chica, the last undeveloped strip of coastal property in Orange County. Besides the controversial parcels, the company has homebuilding operations in Los Angeles County. California Coastal Communities filed for voluntary reorganization under Chapter 11 in 2009.

Dal-Tile Corporation, a subsidiary of Mohawk Industries, manufactures, distributes and markets high-quality ceramic tile and natural stone products. Dal-Tile is the largest ceramic tile manufacturer in the U.S. and one of the largest tile manufacturers in the world employing over 10,000 associates. We currently operate eight manufacturing facilities (seven in the U.S. and one in Mexico), five Regional Distribution Centers, and over 250 Sales Service Centers (SSCs) throughout the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico. Dal-Tile products are sold through company owned SSCs, home centers (i.e. Home Depot and Lowes) and through independent distributors.

MFM Building Products, founded in 1961 by Robert E. Simpson, offers the construction industry nearly 50 years of knowledge and expertise in providing waterproofing and weather barrier products. From humble beginnings, this family-owned company has continued to grow and foster new product development, improved product performance and help reduce overall costs with a value-based philosophy.

Imperial Industries, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture and distribution of building materials to dealers and others located primarily in Florida, as well as other states in the southeastern United States. It offers exterior and interior finishing wall coatings and mortar products for the construction industry, as well as purchases and resells building materials from other manufacturers. The company produces and distributes pool finish coatings for in-ground swimming pools; roof tile mortar to adhere cement roof tiles to the roof; stucco products that are applied as a finishing coat to exterior surfaces; and plaster products to finish interiors of structures.

W.A. Rasic Construction was founded by Walter A. Rasic who was born in Dole, Hercegovina to Croatian parents. He left his family at an early age with the dream of escaping communist Yugoslavia. He made it as far as a German Work Camp where he spent three years learning the trade of installing waterlines. However, America’s pull was strong, and so was his ambition. Teaching himself English, Walter Rasic finally made it to America in 1961. He began his career working for a cousin of his who was an established pipeline contractor. To get ahead in life he also got a second job washing dishes at night. In the early 70’s Walter started his own construction company and subsequently, in 1978, he incorporated into W.A. Rasic Construction.

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