Founded in 1987, privately owned P3 International manufactures solution-oriented consumer products, including the Kill A Watt power monitor that helps households calculate appliance energy costs. The company develops easy-to-use products spanning energy saving, solar living and humane animal- and pest-deterrence applications, with its products receiving coverage in The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.
Woodstream CorporationWoodstream Corporation traces its roots to the original Victor mouse trap, developed in the 1800s, and became an independent company again in 2000. Today, the privately held Lancaster, Pennsylvania, manufacturer operates five locations in the United States and China, serving consumers and professional pest-control customers through a portfolio of 13 brands.LANCASTER, PA
JT Eaton & Co., IncFounded in 1932 as Jasper T. Eaton’s mail-order house for professional pest-control products, JT Eaton & Co. now manufactures and distributes pest-management products for professionals and consumers. The family-run company is known for pioneering the paraffin bait block in 1962 and the modern glue board in 1979, while continuing to develop products with integrated pest management and environmental impact in mind.TWINSBURG, OH
Continental Power CorporationFormed in 1993, privately owned Continental Power Corporation develops and manufactures Powerworx™ power-conditioning systems in the USA to improve electrical efficiency and protect equipment from surges, spikes and harmful electrical noise. Based in Greensburg, Pennsylvania, CPC serves both commercial facilities and homeowners, pairing its systems with a detailed analysis of customers’ electric bills to identify potential savings. Its residential Powerworx™ e3 system is backed by a 10-year warranty and a connected-equipment policy of up to $25,000.GREENSBURG, PA
EmbertecAustralian-owned and managed since 2011, Embertec develops household energy-efficiency technology, including Tier 2 advanced power strips and heat-pump water heaters. Its Emberstrip uses patented Active Powerdown® to detect when connected electronics are idle, while its EmberH2O systems draw heat from surrounding air to reduce electricity use. The company says its solutions have been installed in more than 2 million homes globally and tested in real homes and commercial offices.