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Founded in Richmond in 1950 as a local latex foam distributor, Carpenter Co. now makes polyurethane foam and specialty polymer products through a vertically integrated global manufacturing network. The company began producing its own flexible urethane foam in 1956 and has grown to more than 60 production locations with over 6,500 employees. Its Richmond-based Reinhart Technical Center supports in-house research and development as Carpenter develops materials for comfort, mobility, infrastructure and industrial applications.
Carpenter Connection is a family-owned and family-operated producer of custom exhibits and branded environments, founded more than 37 years ago with a client that the company still serves. Headquartered in Pittsburgh, it operates a 150,000-square-foot facility and completes more than 2,000 projects annually for over 200 clients, producing projects locally and around the globe.
For more than 70 years, Carpenter Mfg. Co., Inc. has designed and built benchtop wire-processing equipment in Manlius, New York, evolving from a magnet-wire stripper into automated measure, cut and strip machines. The independently owned, third-generation company serves customers worldwide through global sales representation and provides wire and material evaluations to help match equipment to demanding applications.
Since its founding in 1889, Carpenter Technology has grown from a single Pennsylvania location into a global specialty-materials manufacturer known for solving difficult materials problems. Its 4,500 employees develop high-performance alloys and process solutions for mission-critical customers, particularly where reliability and stringent quality requirements matter.
Since its founding in 1889, Carpenter Technology has grown from a single Pennsylvania location into a global specialty materials manufacturer with 4,500 employees. The company is known for applying deep metallurgical expertise to the demanding materials challenges behind mission-critical products, serving customers across industries such as aerospace, medical manufacturing, and energy.
Since 1984, Carpenter Welding has provided certified welding and custom fabrication from its Beavercreek shop, serving the greater Dayton area with in-house work as well as on-site welding and installation. Founded by Dave Carpenter, the company handles projects ranging from high-pressure piping to commercial stairs and railings, including work for government customers such as Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Its welding is certified to American Welding Society and American Society of Mechanical Engineers standards, with an AWS Certified Welding Inspector on staff.
In Madison, Ohio, Carpenter’s Custom Gunstocks crafts and alters shotgun stocks to fit the individual shooter. Master craftsman Doug Carpenter works directly with enthusiasts, measuring and refining a pattern stock through shooting trials before duplicating it in selected hardwood. The shop also brings a one-of-a-kind touch to each finished stock with custom-designed checkering.
Founded in 1985 by Dr. Leon Perahia, CarpetSaver is an owner-operated Annapolis company known for its long-running American-made floor-protection runner. The company has produced and shipped CarpetSaver for 36 years, serving residential and commercial users worldwide.
From a Los Angeles metal shop founded in 1945, CARR Pattern Co. grew from pattern-making into a manufacturer of cast-aluminum automotive accessories, best known for vehicle steps and light bars. The third-generation family business introduced its first aftermarket products in 1983 and now supplies dealers across the United States and Canada, with accessories designed for a precise fit and backed by a limited lifetime warranty.
Known for its small-batch, homemade character, Carriage House Creations produces award-winning jams and jellies in its own commercial kitchen. The company also operates a retail outlet for its specialty foods and prepares gift baskets for customers seeking a distinctive food gift.
Since 1995, Carriage House Furnishings has offered Amish-made solid-wood furniture from its showroom in Lancaster County’s Amish Country. Located in the former Lapps Coach Shop in Intercourse, the business showcases heirloom-style pieces handcrafted by Amish artisans, with customization available for many orders. Its collection ranges from indoor furnishings to outdoor pieces, all built around traditional woodworking and long-term use.
Founded in 1975 by Elaine and Donna Koretsky, Carriage House Paper is a Brooklyn hand-papermaking studio that makes handmade paper and supplies papermakers with the equipment and materials to make their own. Its fully equipped facility also hosts small workshops, private instruction, studio rentals, and artist collaborations. The company’s work is closely tied to the Koretskys’ international research into traditional papermaking, including the International Paper Museum directed by Donna.
Carriage House Printery is a family-owned custom print shop in Carroll, Ohio, turning customers’ designs—or artwork from its extensive artist collection—into fabric and soft goods. It offers nearly 30 fabric types and lets shoppers set the scale and repeat of a design before ordering custom-printed material, blankets, pillows, or towels. The company uses organic pigments and says its typical turnaround is two to five business days.
Founded by women and run by women at every level, Carrie Amber Intimates designs L.A.-inspired lingerie and everyday essentials made to move with the wearer. The El Monte company pairs a minimal-meets-luxury aesthetic with a strong community focus, having donated more than 10,000 items while hosting groundwater recycling wells on its property and repurposing all of its cardboard.
Still family-owned by the sons of founder James Carroll Sr., Carroll Architectural Shade is a Baltimore company that has crafted custom awnings and shade structures since 1958. After six decades in business, the Carroll family broadened its original awning operation under a new name while retaining in-house design and fabrication for residential and commercial customers across Maryland, Washington, D.C., and Northern Virginia.
Family-owned Carroll Custom Machining grew from owner George F. Jarrard’s nearly 50 years in machining and R&D. Established in Carroll County after his 2016 retirement, the company is known for working closely with inventors and engineers to turn challenging ideas into prototypes ready for testing or presentation.
Known around New York City as the “Carrot Cake Queen,” Carrot Top Pastries has baked cakes and pastries on premises in Inwood since 1979 and Washington Heights since 1985. The family-run bakery is also a full-service restaurant, serving its uptown community from two locations and catering celebrations, offices, and other events. Its customers have included Stevie Wonder, Bishop Desmond Tutu, and the King of Spain, but the Mancino family says its heart remains with local neighbors.
Founded in 1976, family-owned and operated Carruth & Son Concrete supplies ready-mix concrete for projects large and small. The company produces ready-mix concrete and repurposes returned and leftover concrete into recycled materials at its southern Maryland plants, serving customers in Charles, Saint Mary’s and Calvert counties and parts of northern Virginia.
Founded by Frank Carson in 1958 in a Pennsylvania farm barn, Carson Helicopters now maintains and modernizes rotary-wing aircraft while designing and manufacturing composite rotor blades and other aerospace components. The Perkasie company remains led by Carson’s three sons and operates from an 81-acre campus with more than 144,000 square feet under roof, including a deep inventory of S-61 parts. Its FAA Part 145 repair station, AS9100D certification, and S-61 composite blades—used on the VH-3D Marine One program—reflect a six-decade specialization in keeping legacy helicopters flying and extending their capabilities.
Richard Cameron founded Carson Optical in 1990, and the company has grown from a Long Island venture into a global optics business headquartered in Ronkonkoma, New York. Carson is known in the United States for its magnifiers and pocket microscopes, backed by more than 100 patents and an in-house research and development lab. Its products are designed for people ranging from outdoor enthusiasts to students and crafters.