Dominion Homes is the master of its domain -- some 60 communities in central Ohio, and in and around Jefferson, Indiana, and Louisville and Lexington, Kentucky. The company builds single-family entry-level, move-up, and luxury homes, as well as townhomes that range from about 1,000 sq. ft. to 3,500 sq. ft. Homes are priced between $90,000 to more than $300,000. Centennial Home Mortgage, an affiliate of Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, offers financing, and affiliate Alliance Title Agency sells title insurance. In 2008 Dominion Homes was taken private by a group of investors, including founder and CEO Donald Borror and his BRC Properties, plus Angelo, Gordon & Co., and Silver Point Capital.

Simons Group says it designs and builds industrial and commercial buildings in the UK. Its Simons Construction unit, along with subsidiary Wrights Construction, builds distribution centers, hospitals, schools, retail and leisure spaces, and offices, as well as providing engineering services to customers. The group handles its property investment business through Simons Estates. Simons Design operates as its architecture and design division. Chairman and CEO Paul Hodgkinson and his brother, Philip, own the group.

Deltec Homes, Inc. company, which was founded in 1968, crafts circular houses to serve as primary or vacation homes. It offers 10 models of round homes that range in size from 300 sq. ft. to 2,500 sq. ft. per level. Each model can be built as a one-, two-, or three-story home, with added living space possible by adding wings or by connecting two or more homes. Deltec Homes designs its homes to be hurricane- and high wind-resistant. The dwellings have roofing systems built with a ring-and-collar system and there are no single, flat sections wider than 8 ft. Most Deltec circular homes are built at the company's plant and can be shipped for on-site assembly around the world.

Kestrel was established in 1990 to provide a full range of PVC-UE roofline, cladding and window finishing system products within the building and construction sectors.Today, with sales in excess of £30 million, Kestrel has achieved market leadership through a customer focused approach and a clear commitment to being and offering the very best - in products and service.

Jewett-Cameron Trading Company, Ltd., through its subsidiaries, engages in the warehouse distribution and direct sale of wood products and specialty metal products to home centers and other retailers primarily in the United States. It operates in four segments: Industrial Wood Products; Lawn, Garden, Pet, and Other; Seed Processing and Sales; and Industrial Tools and Clamps. The Industrial Wood Products segment processes and distributes industrial wood products; and provides treated plywood to boat manufacturers and the transportation industry. The Lawn, Garden, Pet, and Other segment wholesales wood products, including fencing and landscape timbers; and manufactures and distributes specialty metal products comprising dog kennels, proprietary gate support systems, perimeter fencing, and greenhouses. The Seed Processing and Sales segment processes, distributes, and sells agricultural seeds to distributors. The Industrial Tools segment imports and distributes products, including pneumatic air tools, industrial clamps, and saw blades. The company was founded in 1953 and is headquartered in North Plains, Oregon.

Caprius, Inc., through its subsidiary, M.C.M. Environmental Technologies, Inc., engages in the infectious medical waste disposal business in the United States and internationally. It develops, markets, and sells SteriMed and SteriMed Junior compact systems that shred and chemically disinfect regulated medical waste, including sharps, dialysis filters, pads, bandages, plastic tubing, and glass utilizing Ster-Cid, a biodegradable disinfectant solution. The company markets its products to dialysis clinics, surgical centers, laboratories, plasmapheresis centers, and hospitals, as well as blood banks, cruise ships, and military medical facilities directly, as well as through distributors. Caprius was founded in 1983 and is based in Paramus, New Jersey.

Acciona springs into action with renewable energy, water, and infrastructure. One of Spain's largest contractors, Acciona (whose name means "activate") operates through six business lines: infrastructure, energy, real estate, logistics and transport, urban and environmental services, and water. It also has holdings in asset management services, wine, media, and event organization. Acciona builds roads and other civil projects, manages airport services, and operates cogeneration plants, wind power parks, and hydroelectric projects in 30 countries around the world. The company is controlled by the descendants of its founder through Grupo Entrecanales.

Antonio Ruiz has left his blood, sweat, and tears. Ruiz owns and operates A. Ruiz Construction Company & Associates (ARCCO), a firm which he founded in 1978. A general engineering and building contractor, ARCCO has expertise in civil engineering, as well as residential construction and remodeling. It has worked on everything from reservoir repair and street improvements to utilities installation and demolition in both the public and private sectors. Clients include the City of San Francisco, Pacific Gas & Electric, and Bombardier Transportation. ARCCO primarily serves the Bay Area.

Tulloch is one of the largest homebuilders in Scotland. It sells its houses, which range from the luxurious to the affordable, through three brands: Tulloch Homes, Tulloch Homes Express, and Argyll Homes. Founded in 1925 as a joinery and contractor, the firm's client base includes the Scottish Highlands to the English border and beyond. Its leisure division operates hotels, lodges, and the Brucefields Family Golf Centre in Bannockburn, Scotland. In 2006 the company sold its construction and civil engineering business to rival Rok. The Bank of Scotland has a 40% stake in the company.

Redrow, a major homebuilder in England, Scotland, and Wales, completes around 2,000 homes annually through its regional Redrow Homes subsidiary companies. The slow housing market has Redrow refocusing its efforts on more mid-market residential homes and moving away from apartment, three-story, and starter homes. It is also building mixed-use residential developments and, through its Redrow Regeneration division, renovating brownfields and other commercial properties. Redrow homes have an average price of about $219,000. The group's land bank has some 13,000 plots. Founder and chairman Steve Morgan now controls about 30% of Redrow.

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