High-Point Rendel (HPR) offers integrated management, business, and engineering services worldwide. The engineering design consultancy focuses on three sectors: buildings, energy, and infrastructure. HPR helps clients through all of the phases of building by providing procurement advice, engineering and design, operations and maintenance, and project management. Its engineering experience covers a range of transportation, maritime, structural, and geotechnical projects such as the Channel Tunnel, Town Quay in Beirut, Dubai International Airport, and the Shanghai Transrapid railway. HPR is owned by management and is backed by Al Rushaid Investment Company, one of Saudi Arabia's largest companies.

GLY Construction specializes in TLC for commercial construction and sings its praises throughout Washington's Puget Sound region. The firm, which was founded in 1978, has built corporate facilities and distribution centers for the likes of Microsoft, Adobe, Nintendo, Overlake Hospital, and Boeing. The company's heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) operations began in 1993 when one of its subcontractors entered into bankruptcy. GLY Construction is owned by its nine principals, including company president and CEO Lee Kilcup.

Homasote Company sees green when it comes to building materials. It manufactures environmentally-friendly fiberboard for use in residential and commercial construction. The fiberboard is made from recycled paper and contains no asbestos or formaldehyde. Applications include roof decking, concrete forming, paneling, insulating, sound proofing, and industrial packaging purposes. Its Pak-Line division creates packaging materials for electronics. Homasote processes up to 250 tons of post-consumer paper daily, helping to conserve 1.4 million trees and eliminate 65 million pounds of waste per year.

Stellar Group Incorporated has risen to astral levels in the design world. The firm, founded in 1985, offers architectural, engineering, and mechanical services via design/build, general contracting, and construction management delivery. It targets a cosmos of markets, from education, food, and health care to manufacturing, retail, and utility, among many others. Stellar's performance in designing and constructing perishable food processing and distribution facilities has elevated the company to the top tiers of its industry both domestically and internationally. Stellar has locations throughout the US, in addition to offices in Mexico, Puerto Rico, Brazil. An energy division is in United Arab Emirates.

Aukett Fitzroy Robinson (formerly Aukett Group) has designs for urban sprawl. As one of Europe's leading architectural, design, and engineering services companies, the group offers master planning, landscape architecture, structural engineering, urban design, interior design, graphics design, and space planning. It has designed structures ranging from the Surrey Institute of Art and Design to a Procter & Gamble research center in Germany. Aukett purchased architectural design firm Fitzroy Robinson in April 2005.

QualServ Corporation company brings together everything from design and construction to millwork, equipment, furniture, and fixtures for opening a restaurant or a wide variety of other businesses and institutions. QualServ also serves up installation, maintenance, and repair services. Customers may also order à la carte from QualServ's menu of products and services. QualServ's clientele has included the likes of Chipotle Mexican Grill, Extended Stay America, Papa John's, and Red Robin Gourmet Burgers. QualServ partners with Direct Capital Corporation to offer financing.

M+W U.S. knows the A+B+Cs of specialized architecture and engineering services. A US subsidiary of Germany's M+W Group, the company provides engineering, architecture and construction, and facilities engineering. The US arm focuses on technology-driven facilities such as clean rooms and semiconductor production plants. The firm's clients include governments, universities, and electronics and industrial companies. Until 2006, parent company (formerly M+W Zander) was a subsidiary of German technology group Jenoptik; that company sold M+W Zander to UK-based Springwater Capital, which in turn sold it to European investor VICTORY Industriebeteiligung in 2007.

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.

Albany company's 1968 invention of the high-speed rolling door led Albany International to create the Albany Door Systems unit. Getting in and out quickly is key for Albany Door Systems. The division of Albany International, designs, manufactures and installs high-performance industrial doors. It also offers after-market replacement parts for its products. Albany Door Systems products include roll-up doors, folding doors, bifold doors, and overhead doors. Albany's interior and exterior doors are used at cold storage facilities, parking garages, auto dealerships, and manufacturing facilities. The division operates production plants and service centers in the US, Sweden, Germany, China, and Australia.

American Buildings Company manufactures metal buildings and roofing products for industrial, institutional, and commercial construction applications. From multi-story buildings to customized self-storage units to metal roof and wall panels, the company's buildings and components are marketed through a network of more than 1,000 authorized builders and dealers in the US and Canada. Its heavy fabrication capabilities include building custom-engineered steel mills, sports stadiums, and large aircraft maintenance hangars. American Buildings Company and its former parent, MAGNATRAX, were acquired by steelmaker Nucor Corporation in 2007.

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