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From a backyard operation in Florida to a family-run manufacturer with facilities in Sarasota and Punxsutawney, Windward Design Group has handcrafted outdoor furniture in the United States for over 30 years. Founded by David Peace, the company now employs more than 130 people and produces over 35 collections along with replacement cushions, serving both residential and commercial settings through authorized dealers. Two of Peace’s five children work alongside him, keeping the business’s family character present as it continues to make durable outdoor furniture.
Windy Ridge Dairy is a small family-owned and operated dairy store and deli built around low-temperature vat-pasteurized milk from its single herd of A2A2 Jersey cows. The shop bottles much of that milk in glass, makes small-batch ice cream with changing weekly flavors, and serves deli fare featuring meats and cheeses from regional suppliers.
Wine Concrete Products is a manufacturer of ready mix concrete and precast concrete products, serving Pennsylvania and the Greater Pittsburgh Region for over 50 years. The company is a certified supplier for PennDOT and the Pennsylvania Turnpike, with a focus on quality, consistency, and reliability.
Winn-Marion is an industrial automation and electrical solutions provider with over 50 years of experience, specializing in end-to-end automation, controls, power systems, and EV charging infrastructure. The company manufactures custom electrical panels and provides field service across 12 locations in the United States.
Founded in China in 2014, WINTEC is a wholly owned ENGEL group company known for making proven injection moulding technology more accessible. It adapts ENGEL engineering into practical machinery for manufacturers seeking dependable production with shorter delivery times and controlled costs, backed by ENGEL’s global service network.
For more than 40 years, Horsham-based Winter Walking has made ice cleats and traction aids that help workers stay upright on icy and snowy surfaces. Its distinctive Color Coded Traction® system matches cleat designs to everyday walking, sustained outdoor work, or jobs that move between indoors and out, while the company backs its products with training and slip-and-fall prevention resources. Winter Walking’s ICE-BREAKER™ with Transitional Traction® was named Occupational Health and Safety Magazine’s 2024 New Product of the Year.
Established in 1967 by former CPA Mike J. Penta Jr., Winterhouse Inc. builds custom cabinetry and furniture for kitchens, baths and other residential and commercial spaces. Now owned by Mike Penta III, who acquired the company in 2010, the Pipersville-based shop has stayed centered on made-to-order cabinetry and hands-on design support for clients in southeastern Pennsylvania. Its story—from a 25,000-square-foot expansion to a return to custom cabinetmaking—reflects a long-running emphasis on careful planning and personal service.
Since its founding in 1976, Wire and Cable Specialties, Inc. has built its identity around U.S. wire manufacturing, with more than four decades of experience producing orthodontic wire. Based in Coatesville, the company works as a contract manufacturer for customers who need wire products made to specification, and it also supports industrial and consumer markets through its own brands. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016.
Family-owned since its 2003 founding in Jacksonville, Florida, Wire Mesh Company has grown into a U.S. manufacturer with eight mills serving customers nationwide. Now headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas, WMC is known for domestically made steel wire products, with safety identified as its top priority and construction mesh conforming to ASTM A-1064.
Known for decades of hands-on experience with diamond cutting technology, Wire Saw Solutions Group is a US-based specialist serving manufacturers that work with crystalline, ceramic, brittle and exotic materials. It represents selected saw makers in North America while providing the engineering support needed to install, tune and maintain industrial wire-saw systems. The company also develops customized saw solutions around a customer’s material, throughput requirements and budget.
Since 1975, York-based Wire-Mesh Products, Inc. has custom-engineered and manufactured wire-mesh conveyor belts for demanding applications, from food production to furnaces running above 2,050 degrees. The company does not sell off-the-shelf belts; it studies each system and builds to the operating conditions, drawing on more than 150 years of combined leadership experience and U.S. manufacturing. Its belts serve more than 1,000 customers across over 100 industries worldwide, with a particular reputation for precise, long-lasting high-temperature belting.
WireCo manufactures wire rope, synthetic rope, netting, twines, electromechanical cable, wireline products, structural strand, stay cables, and engineered plastic products. It serves lifting, fishing, mooring, infrastructure, oil and gas, mining, crane, port, railway, and structural applications through global manufacturing facilities, distribution centers, and service teams.
Founded by David M. Wall in 1977, Wiring by Wall, Inc. remains led by the Wall family, with David Wall serving as vice president and Justin Wall as president since 2019. From its Shoemakersville base, the company has grown into a 27,000-square-foot operation known for handling complete commercial and industrial projects, with more than 2,000 customers using its automation equipment across North America.
Founded in 1970 as Westinghouse Instrument Service Co., Pittsburgh’s Wisco Calibration Services calibrates, tests, and repairs precision instruments while also designing and building custom control panels. Now privately held by the Homewood Group, Wisco has retained the management team and staff from its Westinghouse years and supports industrial, defense, energy, and nuclear applications from environmentally controlled laboratories. Its calibration work is conducted under quality systems aligned with ASME NQA-1 and ISO/IEC 17025:2017.
Wise makes potato chips and other snack foods, including its signature Golden Original chips and Cheez Doodles. The brand draws on more than 100 years of snacking heritage and presents its foods as family-friendly staples, with distinctive lines such as ridged Ridgies and baked cheese puffs.
Wise Business Forms grew out of the Wise family’s Butler, Pennsylvania, newspaper business and has remained family-owned since its founding in 1969. Now led by the second generation, the company employs 200 to 250 people and operates five plants while serving only print distributors and other resellers. That trade-only promise means Wise works behind the scenes without competing for its customers’ end users.
Since 1981, Witmer Furniture has built solid-wood furniture in Abbotsford, Wisconsin, using North American lumber sourced largely within 200 miles of its factory. Every piece is made to order with bench-building techniques, combining hands-on craftsmanship with CNC machining and saw-optimizing technology. Witmer’s furniture is sold through more than 100 retail outlets nationwide and is also made for commercial projects such as libraries and assisted living centers.
WJ Southard is a small family business that has made mattresses in Syracuse, New York, since 1915. The company still handcrafts its beds using traditional techniques and sells directly from its New York factory, with a focus on organic and natural materials.
Since 1950, family-owned Wm. Cohen & Sons has operated as a truck-parts store, selling used trucks and supplying used and rebuilt components from its Thorndale, Pennsylvania yard. Its 30-acre operation includes more than 20,000 warehouse parts, 50–75 running trucks and over 450 trucks for salvage, with exporting services that ship parts worldwide. The company is particularly known for its large East Coast inventory of rears and transmissions, many available with a 24-hour turnaround.
Founded in Erie in 1914, family-owned Wm. T. Spaeder Company provides mechanical contracting and in-house fabrication for commercial, industrial, institutional, and residential projects. Its fabrication work ranges from process piping and structural assemblies to custom HVAC ductwork, supported by BIM and VDC capabilities and a shop staffed by certified welders. The company serves customers across Erie, Pittsburgh, and Buffalo and has handled specialized projects such as a 267-foot ship conveyor boom and 13 wastewater-treatment skids for a Georgia power plant.