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For more than 25 years, County Welding, LLC has been a locally based metalworking shop serving residential, commercial, and government customers throughout the DMV. Based in Upper Marlboro, the company is known for taking on projects ranging from home renovations to major public and commercial work, including the fabrication and erection of structural steel.
Opened by Steve Coup in 1976, Coup Restorations, Inc. is a long-standing Columbus shop built around careful furniture craftsmanship. Serving Central Ohio for more than four decades, the company works from a 3,800-square-foot facility and draws on more than 100 years of combined staff experience to restore valued pieces for residential and commercial customers.
From its Pennsylvania shop, Coupling Corporation of America designs and manufactures custom-engineered shaft couplings and keyless hubs for demanding rotating equipment. Its work spans applications from power plants and petrochemical facilities to aerospace and marine equipment, with designs supporting speeds up to 100,000 RPM and shaft sizes from 0.5 inch to 36 inches and beyond. CCA also provides in-house balancing and on-site installation or training support when a coupling problem extends beyond the shop.
Courier Printing traces its roots to a small Nashville-area newspaper printer in the late 1920s and now operates from Smyrna as a large-scale commercial printing facility. The company made the transition to commercial work in 1956, adopted web offset printing about a decade later, and joined RRD in 2014, gaining access to a broader technology and service network. Its nearly 24-hour, seven-day operation supports demanding print projects from production through fulfillment and mailing.
Founded in 1974, Courser Incorporated is an Elmira, New York contract CNC machining company that produces customer parts to specification. Its manufacturing work is supported by integrated solid-modeling systems and in-process and final CMM inspection.
Established in 1965, Courtaulds Textiles America is an apparel manufacturing and sourcing company that helps U.S. brands and retailers take intimate apparel, activewear, swimwear and related products from concept through delivery. The New York-based company works with 10 partner facilities and combines garment and fabric development with global supply-chain coordination, domestic warehousing and distribution. Its textile R&D also includes CERAVIDA, a 100% bio-based technology for anti-odor and antibacterial yarns, fabrics and garments.
For more than 23 years, Toledo-based Cousco Brown, Inc. has supplied and applied specialty chemicals that control dust and erosion, manage ice, and preserve asphalt and concrete across the Great Lakes region and throughout the United States. Its experience spans construction technology and environmental science, with solutions tailored for settings ranging from landfill covers and gravel roads to rail and aviation operations. Cousco Brown also distributes FAA-certified snow and ice control chemicals and UNIQUE® paving materials, while adhering to EPA regulations.
Founded in 1989, Cousins Furniture is a Long Island-based architectural woodworking company serving clients on Long Island’s North Shore, in the Hamptons, and in Manhattan. More than 45 individuals participate in its work, from shop CAD drawings and CAM manufacturing through finishing and installation.
Coutts Ice Cream began in 2010 when the Coutts family decided Paupack Blueberry Farm’s fresh local blueberries deserved better than a manufactured ice cream, so they started making their own premium homemade ice cream. The family-run shop also makes homemade fudge and gives local growers space to sell produce when available.
Opened in June 2004 as Southern Maryland’s first winery—and Maryland’s 13th—Cove Point Winery produces more than two dozen wines and dessert wines in Lusby. Its tasting room invites visitors to sample the selection outdoors and choose wines for pickup, keeping the experience close to the vineyard-to-table spirit expressed in its name.
Coventry Steel Services, Inc. cuts steel plate to shape with four CNC-controlled flame-cutting machines in a 35,000-square-foot Cleveland facility. The company’s home is a renovated 1920 rail-car maintenance building on the former Newburgh & South Shore Railroad property, where original brick, steel and rail sidings remain alongside modern production equipment. Coventry Steel says it brings 30 years of dedication to flame cutting, with computer-drawn programs used to deliver repeatable, tight-tolerance parts.
Built by former spa-industry retailers who wanted shorter lead times and more consistent quality, Cover & Supply Company makes custom hot tub covers at its manufacturing shop in Quakertown, Pennsylvania. Its handbuilt covers are measured to each spa and use Tuffshield fabric, Aqualock sealing, and ExactoCut foam shaping for a precise, moisture-resistant fit. The company serves spa dealers across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, using its eastern Pennsylvania location to keep freight and turnaround times down.
Covered Bridge Coffee Roasters is a small batch local coffee roaster and loose leaf tea provider. They offer specialty items including Monkey Toast, Bed Rock Cakes, Signature Specialty Drinks, and Scones.
CoverGrip is known for making reusable canvas drop cloths designed to stay in place during painting and other protective work. Its PVC-backed, rubberized surface helps the cloth grip flooring and carpet, while the washable material can be reused after spills or cleanup.
Covermade Bedding grew from founder Natalie’s frustration with messy covers, rushed mornings and nighttime cover stealing into a bedding company built around its patented comforter, which uses ultra-stretch elastic to keep bedding in place. Its comforter is designed to make the bed in under 10 seconds, alongside coordinating cotton sateen shams and supportive memory-foam pillows for a more orderly night’s sleep.
Covers-All Canvas Products, Inc. is a family-owned and operated manufacturer of custom awnings, covers, tarps, and industrial fabric products, serving residential, commercial, and industrial needs. Founded in 1993, the company reports more than 50 years of experience and identifies itself as a woman- and veteran-owned business. It also offers custom project design and start-to-finish project services.
Produced in Philadelphia since 1874, CoverSports manufactures protective covers and padding for athletic surfaces, from stadium fields to gym floors. The company traces its textile work from Conestoga wagon covers and horse blankets to today’s custom athletic textiles, and remains one of the last survivors of Philadelphia’s once-thriving textile industry. Its products are made in the USA and used by organizations including the Baltimore Orioles, Philadelphia Phillies, Penn State, and the New York Red Bulls.
Founded as a family-owned business in 1967, Galion-based Covert Manufacturing makes precision-machined parts for agriculture, on-highway and off-road equipment. Now led by founder Donald and Rodella Covert’s daughter, Teri Williams, the certified woman-owned company operates with more than 300 employees in a 550,000-square-foot facility. Its scale includes extensive CNC machining capacity, in-house robotic cells and advanced dimensional inspection, supporting low- through high-volume production.
Covestro is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of high-quality polymer materials and their components. The company supplies customers around the world in key industries such as mobility, building and living, as well as the electrical and electronics sector. Covestro is geared completely to the circular economy and aims to achieve climate neutrality for its Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions by 2035.