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Founded in 1986 by Kay and Gary McClure, Walhonde Tools designs and manufactures patented tube and pipe alignment tools for welding operations. From its South Charleston, West Virginia facility, the company builds U.S.-made equipment such as the Wallbanger tube clamp and custom alignment tools that help boiler, pipeline and industrial crews move fit-up from hours to minutes. Walhonde’s tools are used by organizations including NASA, SpaceX, General Dynamics and the U.S. Navy.
WarHead Offroad is a Bruceton Mills, West Virginia fabricator known for building trail-tested equipment in its own shop rather than importing it. The company makes custom cages and other heavy-duty off-road components for side-by-side owners, with model-specific designs and custom builds available.
Since 1854, Warwood Tool has hand-forged industrial hand tools in its Wheeling, West Virginia factory, where American steel is shaped into equipment for demanding work. Founded by immigrant Henry Warwood and still family-owned and operated, the company has remained in the same factory since 1907 and is known for tools such as its Pulaski axe, used by generations of forestry and firefighting crews. Warwood says it has never made cast tools, relying instead on skilled workers and time-tested forging methods to produce products made entirely in the USA.
Founded in 1989, WC Hydraulics LLC repairs and remanufactures hydraulic cylinders and components at its 65,000-square-foot facility in Beaver, West Virginia. The employee-owned company describes itself as the largest hydraulic cylinder and component remanufacturing and repair facility in the eastern United States, serving industrial operations across the region. Its stated focus is returning critical hydraulic equipment to service quickly and to OEM specifications.
Since 1989, Weishar Enterprises has kept the Moon & Star glassware tradition alive, producing handmade collectible glass in the USA from historic moulds. The company traces the pattern to “The Palace” glassware made in the late 19th century and has expanded it into new forms, including its half-scale mini water sets and full-size collectible line. Weishar also continues making more than 20 Moon & Star pieces for Amish communities across the country in nine colors.
Serving industrial customers since 1970, West Electric & Machine Co. is a Morgantown repair shop known for fast, reliable electric motor service. The company supports a range of industries with motor repair and 24/7 emergency service.
Led by Joseph Howard, a West Virginia registered professional engineer with more than 30 years in construction and the wood industries, West Virginia Design Build brings an experienced, personal approach to projects throughout Appalachia. Based in Fayetteville, the licensed and insured general contractor works with residential and commercial clients on individually designed buildings, including careful restorations of historic properties.
West Virginia Glass Company has remained a Beckley business since Bob Cernuto and Robert N. Burns founded it in 1965. Today, owner and president Rhonda Cernuto carries on her father’s company with her husband and a staff that includes employees who have been there for more than 30 years. The company serves residential and commercial customers across West Virginia, with a particular distinction in in-house window manufacturing.
Carrying a family orthotic-and-prosthetic tradition that began with J. Harvey Lett in 1933, West Virginia Orthotic & Prosthetic makes and fits custom braces and artificial limbs in Beckley. Gerald and Alan Lett continued that legacy when they opened the center in 1997, bringing multiple generations of hands-on fabrication and fitting experience to patient care. The facility is accredited by the American Board for Certification in Prosthetics and Orthotics, with practitioners certified through ABC or BOC.
West Virginia Split Rail is a family-owned fence company based in Buckhannon, West Virginia, that manufactures split rail fencing. In business since the 1920s, it is known for handcrafted fencing made in West Virginia and has supplied customers for generations.
Since 1981, West-Whitehill Winery has made wines from grapes grown in the cool, dry Potomac Highlands of eastern West Virginia. Founded by Steve West with a few acres and homemade equipment, the Moorefield winery now produces thousands of cases, with dessert wines blended with pure fruit, berry, and spice flavors as its specialty. Steve’s daughter Amanda manages the vineyard and family member Tyler Wilkins serves as winemaker and winery manager.
Western Reserve Orthotics & Prosthetics provides custom orthotic, prosthetic, and pediatric devices, including upper- and lower-extremity orthoses and prostheses, spinal braces, cranial remolding helmets, and pediatric prostheses. The company serves patients across Ohio and West Virginia from locations in Austintown, Ohio, and Weirton, West Virginia, and offers fitting, delivery, adjustments, and follow-up care.
Founded in 1986 with the acquisition of a polyethylene plant in Lake Charles, Louisiana, Westlake Corporation is a global diversified industrial manufacturer and supplier. Its businesses produce chemicals, polymers, epoxy materials, and building and infrastructure products, serving customers across a range of industrial and consumer sectors.
Weyerhaeuser Company is a timber, land and forest products company headquartered in Seattle, Washington, with about 9,000 employees serving customers worldwide. It manages forests and turns trees into wood products, describing more than a century of experience in forest management and building products. Its business also includes land stewardship and climate solutions developed on its working forests.
Established in Follansbee in 1986 as a joint venture between Japanese steelmaker Nisshin Steel and Wheeling Pittsburgh Steel, Wheeling-Nippon Steel is now part of Nippon Steel Corporation. The West Virginia company operates as an independent coating mill serving the domestic coated flat-steel market, with a particular distinction in its ZAM® zinc-aluminum-magnesium sheet. Its quality system has been ISO 9001 registered since 1999.
Founded by John White Sr. in his basement in 1952, White Armature Works repairs and manufactures electric motors for the mining and industrial sectors from its Mallory, West Virginia facility. The company grew from a small Appalachian coal-mine motor shop into a 32,000-square-foot operation with 65 craftsmen, rebuilding motors from fractional horsepower through 1,750 horsepower. It also maintains exchange and consignment motors and provides round-the-clock service across the southern coal fields and surrounding states.
Homesteaded by the Wickerd family in 1904, Wickerd Farm is a family-owned Menifee farm growing Christmas trees and welcoming visitors for seasonal farm experiences. Jack and his family began planting Monterey pines in 1991, sold their first 50 trees from a small green shed in 1994, and have since kept the honey tradition alive through Jack’s beekeeping. Today, the farm pairs choose-and-cut trees and fresh wreaths with a pumpkin patch, nature hikes, and other family gatherings beneath its old oak trees.
Phillip and Mary, two West Virginia artisans, created Wild Mountain Soap Company in the rugged Appalachian hills to bring mountain character to everyday skincare. The company makes small-batch, handcrafted bath and body goods with simple natural ingredients, including soaps cured for four to six weeks before they are ready to use.
Since 1936, family-owned and veteran-operated Wilson Works has fabricated and machined custom metalwork from its 75,000-square-foot Morgantown facility. Its ASME code shop is National Welding Board certified and serves demanding industrial customers, while also taking on repairs and one-off builds for smaller customers. The company combines fabrication and machining with a substantial regional inventory of industrial materials.
Wincore® Windows & Doors manufactures windows and doors at its Parkersburg, West Virginia facilities. The company describes a leadership team with varied window and door manufacturing experience and says it introduced a custom-designed, fully automated window production line in 2017.