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Founded in 1950 by Ludwig and Alfred Rollhaus, Rollhaus Seating Products manufactures bespoke commercial seating and related restaurant furniture in its Long Island City, Queens factory. For more than 65 years, its in-house team has outfitted New York hospitality spaces including Balthazar, Frenchette and Jack’s Wife Freda, while also providing on-site and off-site reupholstery. The company’s work also extends beyond restaurants, appearing in Bloomingdale’s, Central Park horse-drawn carriages and television productions.
From its Barneveld plant in the Adirondack foothills, family-owned Rolling Star Manufacturing builds custom trailers and work units for demanding utility, emergency-response, government, and commercial jobs. Founded in 1996, the company’s first fiber-optic splicing trailer supported satellite uplinks at the Atlanta Summer Olympics, and it continues to build each unit from the frame through completion with seamless fiberglass-reinforced panels and layouts tailored to the work. Rolling Star also fabricates custom aluminum and stainless-steel interiors for trailers, trucks, and mobile workspaces, serving customers across the United States.
Rooted in the Brancato family’s ironwork and rolling-door tradition, Rolling Steel Industries has manufactured and supplied commercial rolling steel doors and security grilles since 1990. The privately owned company draws on four generations of experience and is known for practical, custom-configured systems, including UL-approved rolling fire doors, backed by replacement-part support and local service across Long Island and New York City’s five boroughs.
Rolls Elevator Safety develops elevator safety systems, led by its Fail Safe Safety Guard (FSSG), a patent-protected device that monitors door locks, brakes and rope-gripper operation. Approved for New York City Building Code 3.10.12, the FSSG connects in series without controller or car modifications, while Rolls supports installations with phone and on-site assistance. The company also creates custom elevator solutions for specialized clearance and code-compliance needs.
Roma Tile & Marble is a Syracuse tile contractor and showroom business founded by Vito Romagno in 1969. It grew from a commercial tile contractor into a family-run operation with more than 50,000 square feet of retail and manufacturing space on the Park and Wolf Street block where it has been located since 1989. Its team fabricates natural stone surfaces and provides delivery and installation for customer projects.
Since 1955, Romac Electronics has made custom precision metal components, pairing machining and stamping under one roof for difficult-to-manufacture alloys. The Plainview company is especially known for more than 40 years of Kovar work, supporting hermetic-seal and imaging applications with a 40,000-plus-square-foot facility, more than 40 CNC machining centers and more than 40 presses. Romac is ISO 9001 certified and its quality program has averaged more than two million parts shipped annually over the past five years with a return rate below 0.15%.
Founded by five Montalbine brothers in Brooklyn in 1903, Roman Stone manufactures engineered precast concrete and infrastructure solutions for the New York metropolitan area and beyond. The Bay Shore company combines in-house engineering with more than 120 years of manufacturing experience, including a long-standing role as Con Edison’s sole approved precast concrete conduit manufacturer. Its work spans modern utility, transportation, coastal protection and renewable-energy projects, with a distinctive mobile manufacturing operation that can bring factory-controlled precast production closer to jobsites nationwide.
Roman Thomas is a fully vertical New York City furniture maker whose workrooms shape the character of its designs. The company makes furniture by hand from natural materials using time-honored techniques, creating familiar forms with an altered sense of scale for people who value the craft behind handmade pieces.
Romancing the Woods is a one-person High Falls shop led by Rob Davis, whose background in wood sculpture and more than 25 years of rustic construction experience shape every project. Working with locally harvested eastern red cedar from the Hudson Valley and Catskill Mountain regions, Davis creates custom outdoor furniture and garden structures for private landscapes as well as public spaces. The company’s work has been featured at nationally recognized sites including Fallingwater, Disney’s Animal Kingdom, and the Atlanta Botanical Garden.
Rome Electronics Custom Cables, Inc. manufactures custom cable assemblies, wire harnesses, and electro-mechanical assemblies and systems. Its capabilities include prototyping, large-scale production, PCB-integrated box builds, reverse engineering, testing, and component sourcing for military, medical, industrial, railroad, agriculture, automotive, communications, and aeronautical applications.
Since 1926, Rome Specialty Company has made American-produced fishing tackle and related tools under its Rosco, Sampo and Donnmar brands. Based in Rome, New York, the company emphasizes long-standing quality and customer satisfaction across brands known for swivels, tackle components and fishing pliers.
Founded by former dancer Ron Ben-Israel in 1999, this New York studio creates custom wedding and celebration cakes that treat sugar work as couture design. Its 4,500-square-foot bakery and studio in Manhattan’s Garment District is known for one-of-a-kind cakes, while Ben-Israel also teaches confectionery techniques there and around the world. The company has appeared in major food media, including three seasons of Food Network’s “Sweet Genius” and “Cake Wars.”
Founded in 1978 by Ron Alber after machining and engineering work on the F-14 and Lunar Module, Rona Precision makes precision-milled and turned components and assemblies for military and commercial applications. The Ronkonkoma job shop pairs employees trained in traditional machining with CNC equipment it replaces every six years, carrying old-world craftsmanship into modern production. Rona Precision holds AS9100 and ISO 9001 certifications, with additional DSQR certification from GE Aviation.
For more than 40 years, Ronbar has supplied businesses across the greater New York–New Jersey–Connecticut area with specialty cleaning chemicals and related equipment. Its range serves hotels, health care facilities, restaurants and other food-service operations, with private-label support and onsite equipment service extending beyond product distribution. Ronbar’s EPA-registered sanitizing products are part of a business built around ongoing service to commercial customers.
Founded by the Osofsky family in 1941, Ronnybrook Farm Dairy is a Hudson Valley dairy that bottles unhomogenized milk in glass and makes minimally processed dairy products on the farm. Brothers Ron and Rick Osofsky revived the Creamline tradition about 30 years ago, and their extended family remains involved today. Ronnybrook pairs old-fashioned production with a stated commitment to humane animal treatment, including a herd descended from prizewinning Holsteins raised by the family for nearly 70 years.
Rookery Labs operates a Western New York innovation incubator for medical-device research, development, and engineering. Based in Buffalo, the company brings researchers, engineers, and healthcare professionals together while developing medical-technology talent and supporting healthcare ventures. Its quality system is certified to ISO 13485.
Founded in 1998 by husband-and-wife team Amy Crain and Shawn Miller, ROOM creates bespoke furniture and lighting while curating work from celebrated independent designers. Its New York workrooms make custom upholstery and cabinetry to order, and its single-partner approach helps architects and interior designers coordinate both signature pieces and tailored projects. Now in its 26th year, ROOM pairs design-led furnishings with unusually personal project support.
Doug Thayer’s brewing story began with the Wildflower Café, founded in Watkins Glen in 1990, and took shape through home-brewing experiments before Rooster Fish Brewing unveiled its first official beer in 2004. Today, the brewery operates a ten-barrel system in Watkins Glen, using organic ingredients and crisp Seneca Lake water to make ales for its brewpub and distribution across New York State.
Roquette is a family-governed, plant-based ingredients manufacturer with nearly a century of industrial operations. It processes renewable plant raw materials into ingredients, excipients, and solutions for food, health, cosmetics, and bio-based industry, operating more than 40 manufacturing sites and over 20 R&D and innovation centers worldwide. The company reports 11,000-plus employees and €4.9 billion in 2025 turnover.
Family-owned Rosco Vision has made automotive vision-safety equipment in New York since 1907, beginning as a pioneer in bus mirrors. Today, its Queens-based team engineers and manufactures vehicle-safety technology in the USA for commercial fleets, extending a century-plus manufacturing heritage into digital vision systems.