Cache Valley Electric (CVE) is one of the largest electrical contractors in the West. With operations in Utah, Oregon, and Idaho, CVE installs power and lighting systems in commercial, industrial, and government facilities. Other divisions provide design/build services; security and control systems, such as card access and closed-circuit TV monitoring; cable and fiber optic cabling installation for data and voice networks; cell tower construction for wireless communications; and industrial manufacturing facility construction and maintenance for the medical, mining, paper, and product container industries. Clients include American Express, Pepsi, Verizon, US Army, and Utah Department of Transportation.

A scrap metal processing and recycling company, Upstate Shredding converts scrap metal from appliances, automobiles, machines, and other sources into commodities sold to mills, foundries, and manufacturers around the world. It processes both ferrous (iron) and nonferrous metals -- including 700,000 tons of iron and 21,000 tons of aluminum annually -- and sells a significant portion of its products to steel mills in India, China, and other Asian countries. Founded in 1996 by president Adam Weitsman, Upstate Shredding is today one of New York State's largest privately-owned scrap metal companies.

Quanta Services, electric and gas utilities and telecom providers would be all juiced up with no way to go. The company designs, installs, repairs, and maintains network infrastructure nationwide, including electric, gas, broadband cable, and telephone and data lines. Quanta also provides outsource management services and other specialty services such as installing traffic and light rail control systems, conducting directional drilling and rock trenching, and constructing wind generation facilities. Around 85% of its revenues come from gas and electric work.

Burkel-Piette is willing to work with wood. The company produces flat and curved hardwood veneer used in various applications that include wood musical instrument components (cello backing, piano pin planks, drum sticks, and drum shells), recreational and sporting good items (skateboards, racket paddles, archery handles, propellers, and gun stocks), and other items ranging from novelty cigarette lighter covers to cabinet doors. The company began operations in 1993.

WK Dickson knows infrastructure inside and out. The firm offers consulting services in disciplines such as transportation planning and design, water resources engineering, urban development, and geomatics (which offers data that can help municipal and government agencies manage their land and environmental resources). Specific services include community master-planning, land surveying, parks and recreation design, traffic studies, and water system evaluation. Founded in 1929, WK Dickson has nine regional offices through the southeastern US, with locations in Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, and South Carolina.

Barnes Gromatzky Kosarek Architects provides architectural design services that include needs analysis and programming; masterplan development; new construction, renovation, addition, and interior design; and project management. The firm specializes in civic, university, school, and government building projects, though it also designs commercial and residential buildings. Clients include The University of Texas, Texas A&M University, the City of Austin, and the US Department of Housing and Urban Development. The firm was founded in 1985 and is owned by principals Jay Barnes, Carl Gromatzky, and Thomas Kosarek.

Fisher Development is a big fish in the tenant improvement general contracting sector. The company provides core/shell and historic preservation construction services for retail stores, restaurants, and corporate offices throughout the US and Canada. It also provides construction management and design/build services for its clients. Fisher Development builds for some of the top names in retail, including Sephora, Gap, Tiffany & Co., Foot Locker, and Williams-Sonoma. The company was originally founded as a residential subdivision builder in 1971 by chairman and owner Robert Fisher, brother of Gap founder and chairman Donald Fisher. The firm shifted to retail construction after building for Gap.

A Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary, Clayton Homes builds one- and two-story modular and manufactured houses and other buildings that range in price from $20,000 to more than $130,000 for upscale models and range in size from around 700 to more than 3,000 sq. ft. The homes are built at about 35 plants and distributed across the US through a network of about 1,800 mostly independent, but also company-owned retailers. Clayton's homes often contain products from fellow Berkshire Hathaway companies such as Shaw flooring, Johns Manville insulation and MiTek fasteners. Clayton Homes also offers home financing, loan-servicing, and insurance through subsidiaries.

McPhee Electric is energized about its work. The company, which is a unit of Phalcon, provides electrical construction and data and communications installation services (including cellular towers) throughout New England. Services include conceptual planning, feasibility studies, budgeting, design development, installation, maintenance, and service. McPhee Electric's clients come from a wide variety of industries including education, financial services, government, health care, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, retail, and utilities. The company's projects include utility substations, Foxwoods Resort Casino, a Bristol-Myers Squibb research facility, and Cordon Bleu Culinary Institute.

Sargent Corporation provides civil engineering and construction services for customers operating throughout the northeastern US. The company's projects include construction of airports, landfills, wind power sites, malls, sports fields, highways, transfer stations, and hatcheries. Projects have included an airplane hanger for the Air National Guard, upgrading a highway bridge interchange, and converting a limestone rock quarry into a solid waste landfill. Sargent Corporation was formed in 2005 when Sargent & Sargent acquired H.E. Sargent from Fru-Con Construction. The acquisition returned ownership of the company founded by Herb Sargent in 1926 to the Sargent family.

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