Founded in 2007, EMS makes custom trailers, military vehicle units, and shelters. The company describes its work as taking products from initial concept through customized interiors, rain testing, and painting, and says its shelters serve portable remote communications and operations.
Rolling Star Manufacturing, IncFrom its Barneveld plant in the Adirondack foothills, family-owned Rolling Star Manufacturing builds custom trailers and work units for demanding utility, emergency-response, government, and commercial jobs. Founded in 1996, the company’s first fiber-optic splicing trailer supported satellite uplinks at the Atlanta Summer Olympics, and it continues to build each unit from the frame through completion with seamless fiberglass-reinforced panels and layouts tailored to the work. Rolling Star also fabricates custom aluminum and stainless-steel interiors for trailers, trucks, and mobile workspaces, serving customers across the United States.BARNEVELD, NY
10-75 Emergency Vehicles LLCFounded in 2006 by law-enforcement officer and former fire chief Larry Kohan, 10-75 Emergency Vehicles designs and manufactures custom vehicle conversions for public-safety agencies and public works departments. The company manages each build from concept through completion, pairing in-house engineering, fabrication, electrical integration and cabinetry with a practical understanding of first-responder missions. From its Western New York expansion in 2010, 10-75 has grown from a single mobile office into a manufacturer serving customers across North America.ELMA, NY
Montondo Trailer LLCJack Montondo founded Montondo Trailer in 2014 and has grown the Buffalo-area company into a multi-million-dollar custom trailer manufacturer. Known for taking on large, complex builds, Montondo designs and fabricates mobile restroom and shower trailers in-house for customers whose work takes them beyond permanent facilities. The company is 100% NATM compliant and backs purchases with an 80% buyback program.BUFFALO, NY
Mobile Conversions InternationalFrom its Cincinnati-area shop, Mobile Conversions International builds custom commercial vehicles that bring medical care, emergency operations and other specialized services on the road. Established in 1993, the family-owned company grew from founder Michael Dobbins Sr.’s first medical coach into an international manufacturer with a 16,000-square-foot facility on 19 acres. Its in-house engineering team builds purpose-designed units from the chassis up and also refurbishes vehicles made by other manufacturers.AMELIA, OH