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Founded in 2003 by a California-born electronic engineer, Baker Electronix designed and manufactured custom PCB and microcontroller-based electronic modules for automotive enthusiasts. The company operated from West Virginia for its first seven years before moving to Texas, developing specialized solutions such as a DeLorean dual-fan controller and GM VATS bypass modules. Baker Electronix closed in May 2018 after 15 years in business, while continuing technical support and reprogramming services for customers until August 2022.
Family-owned since its founding in 1936, Baker Truck Equipment has served West Virginia from Hurricane for more than 80 years. The company is known for building and adapting truck equipment for everyone from individual contractors to municipalities and large oil and gas companies, backed by in-house fabrication and service support.
Baron Blakeslee is an American manufacturer with roots reaching back to 1920, when the Blakeslee Company began by making commercial dishwashing machines. Now based in Williamstown, West Virginia, it is best known for refining vapor degreasing technology and continues to design and build industrial cleaning equipment for manufacturers with demanding parts-cleaning requirements. Since acquiring Serec Corporation in 2017, the company has also advanced airless vacuum systems for lower-emission cleaning.
In Lost Creek, West Virginia, Batton Hollow Winery makes locally produced wines and invites visitors to sample them at its tasting room. Its lineup includes seasonal releases that follow the calendar, from spring’s Primavera to the sweet, spiced Autumn Glory, and the winery also prepares custom wine baskets for special occasions.
Founded in 1992 by Princeton-trained engine specialist Andrew E. Meyer, Beginning Technology is a small Harpers Ferry engineering company known for tackling difficult fuel-injection problems. It works with both major corporations outside the fuel-injection field and small engine ventures that need specialized injection expertise, often building the prototypes behind its designs.
Founded in 1974 to serve coal mines and industrial facilities in western Maryland, Beitzel Corporation is a Grantsville-based turnkey industrial contractor that now supports projects from fabrication and machining to construction and renewable-energy operations. Its 62,000-square-foot fabrication shop and five sales and service locations across the region give the company a broad field presence without losing its local-contractor focus. Beitzel and sister company Pillar Innovations are now 100% employee-owned, and the company reports five million hours worked without a lost-time accident as of January 2025.
Bellofram Elastomers brings together Bellofram Diaphragm, which invented the original rolling diaphragm in 1950, and Bellofram Silicones under one U.S. manufacturing operation. From Newell, West Virginia, it develops custom elastomer sealing solutions for industrial customers, with particular expertise in pressure-responsive diaphragms and closed-cell silicone sponge.
Bellofram Precision Controls has been part of the process-controls industry since 1957, drawing on a long-tenured engineering and manufacturing staff. The company makes precision pressure regulators for OEM and industrial customers, with products designed for reliable service in demanding applications. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Berkeley Springs Brewing Co. brews craft beer and runs a restaurant and brewpub in Berkeley Springs, West Virginia. Marking a decade of brewing in 2025, it pairs its rotating drinks with a kitchen menu and community events, including trivia nights, seasonal festivals and dinner pairings.
Big Timber Brewing has been making beer since 2014, producing a varied lineup from its Elkins production brewery and taproom. Its West Virginia character comes through in seasonal brews such as a wet-hop beer made with local hops, alongside staples including its Porter and Permanent IPA. The company also operates a second taproom at the Davis Logging Camp.
Established in 1998, Biolife Technologies manufactures Ayurvedic, herbal and natural health products, including nutrition, personal-care and home-care formulations. Based in Delhi NCR with a manufacturing unit in Haryana, the company also provides third-party contract manufacturing and packaging support for domestic and international clients. Its production is backed by ISO 9001:2015, GMP and WHO GMP credentials, with products reaching more than 15 countries.
Tracing its roots to Tom Brown’s construction-industry ventures, BK Brown Construction Products supplies specialty materials for commercial building envelopes, restoration and infrastructure work. Tom Brown, Inc. was incorporated in 1946, and today Brendan Brown—Tom Brown’s great-great-grandson—owns and operates the Pittsburgh-based company, which also has a West Virginia location. BK Brown’s focus includes tape and gasket converting, sealants, caulking and waterproofing, with service extending across four states.
Drawing on its owner’s experience as a mobility end-user in an Army tier-one special missions unit and as a capability developer in 1st Special Forces Command, Black Side Solutions LLC develops mobility equipment and tailored vehicle solutions for military and law-enforcement customers. The West Virginia company also provides advanced off-road driving and recovery training, along with vehicle-platform and business-development consulting. Its own patented products include a universal weapons pintle mount and modular tube mounts for vehicle accessories and cargo.
Bloomery SweetShine is a Charles Town, West Virginia mini-distillery that handcrafts fruit cordials and other flavored spirits from a 12-acre farm anchored by a restored 1840s log cabin. Founded by Tom Kiefer and Linda Losey after a 2010 trip to Italy sparked their search for an American limoncello, the distillery became known for its farm-grown lemon and raspberry cordials, including a limoncello with more than 20 international awards. Its tasting room closed in 2018, while the owners continue developing the SweetShine brand and MixAlchemy canned cocktails.
At the confluence of West Virginia’s Gauley and New Rivers, Blue Thistle Fibers runs a small-batch fiber mill and natural dye studio that turns wool and alpaca into prepared fiber, felt, and plant-dyed yarn. Clare and Sara build the family business around Appalachian making, sourcing ethically and using dyes grown on their farm, gathered locally, or foraged from the surrounding landscape. Their Gauley Bridge mill also welcomes makers for workshops, tours, and hands-on fiber processing.
Bob Sumerel Tire began in 1968 when Bob Sumerel took over a vacant gas station in a Cincinnati suburb, later expanding into a regional commercial-tire company with 24 locations. Since 1971, the company has built its identity around keeping transportation fleets moving, with truck tire service and retreading at the center of its work across the Midwest. Its stated motto, “Bob Sumerel Really Cares,” reflects a practical, whatever-it-takes culture toward customers and team members.
Part of the Bertelsmann group, BPG USA is a U.S. book manufacturer with more than 1,400 employees working across multiple locations. Its Fairfield, Pennsylvania, facility has been part of the community for 50 years and has produced more than 3.5 billion books. Across its network, BPG USA serves publishers with book printing and related production services.
Since 1929, Brechbuhler Scales has remained a family-led Canton company built around a simple motto: “Take care of the customer.” Now in its fourth generation of Brechbuhler ownership, the business serves industrial customers across the Midwest and maintains a virtual hall of fame for employees who have given 25 years or more. Its work centers on keeping industrial weighing operations accurate and dependable.
Family-owned and family-run since its founding in Reading in 1965, Brentwood Industries has grown from a six-person shop with two homemade formers into a manufacturer with more than 300 employees at its Reading facilities. The company remains rooted in the community while serving customers worldwide through custom plastic manufacturing, supported by an in-house research and development lab. Its Lebanon operation, opened in 1989, reflects Brentwood’s vertically integrated approach and recycles millions of pounds of plastic each year.
Brinker Machine, LLC is a family-owned machine shop in Mason County, West Virginia. It provides manual machining, fabrication of new parts, welding, repair by welding and remachining, onsite machining and welding, custom fabrication, and drafting and design.