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Elder Pine Brewing & Blending Co. makes and blends beer, though the available company material offers little detail about its brewing approach or history.
Since opening a small Baltimore shop in 1927, Electric Motor Repair Company has grown into a third-generation, woman-owned family business known for keeping commercial and industrial operations running across the mid-Atlantic. Its 200-plus employees serve organizations ranging from healthcare providers to manufacturers, with more than 100 technicians providing self-performed support in the field and in its shops.
Established in 1986, Electrical Automation Systems, Inc. is a Maryland-based building services company known for its union-trained technicians and round-the-clock support for demanding facilities. EASI serves commercial, institutional, and industrial customers across Maryland and Delaware, helping keep their building systems operating reliably. Since joining Exigent in July 2024, the company has added the resources of a broader commercial mechanical services group.
As the North American sales and service arm of Shanghai Xinpeng Industrial Co., Ltd., Electrical Systems Integrator connects regional customers with precision stamped parts, tooling and sheet-metal products. The Maryland-based company supports both existing accounts and new product development, drawing on Xinpeng’s manufacturing capacity, including production of up to 120,000 network and server racks annually. Its quality system is backed by TS-16949, ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and VDA 6.1 certifications.
With more than 40 years serving defense programs, Electromet is a Hagerstown manufacturer known for rugged electronic enclosures and precision metal components. Its work has been independently tested and used in combat aboard the USS Cole and USS Stark, and the company holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Founded in 1981, Electronic Control Corporation is a Westminster, Maryland automation company known for carrying complex control projects from an initial idea through installation. Its engineers and technicians build custom electronic control systems for manufacturers and organizations that need dependable process oversight, including work in industrial production and aerospace research.
Since 1967, Electronic Specialties, Inc. has designed and manufactured handheld electrical testing and diagnostic tools for automotive, small-engine, HVAC and industrial technicians. Based in Genoa City, Wisconsin, the company is particularly known for its Relay Buddy testers, including patented tools that put automotive relays under load to expose intermittent faults. Its products have received multiple industry awards, including Motor magazine’s Top 20 Tools honors.
For more than 30 years, Electronic Technologies Corp. has engineered, installed and modernized refrigeration, HVAC and lighting control systems for commercial and industrial facilities. Based in Bel Air, the company also develops GAMS+ for remote refrigeration monitoring and maintains an extensive inventory of legacy Danfoss and EIL/ECI parts—an unusual bridge between aging control systems and current energy-management technology. Its work spans custom refrigeration design, facility controls and support for supermarkets, warehouses and pharmaceutical facilities.
For more than 40 years, Electronics Service, Inc. has provided electromagnetic environmental effects engineering for the U.S. Navy and Department of Defense, keeping radio-frequency energy from interfering with mission-critical systems. The company’s specialty spans E3 testing and integration, HEMP protection, and custom shielding equipment, backed by established government contract vehicles and ISO 9001 certification.
Founded in 1986, Elektron Systems, Inc. is a St. Petersburg, Florida small business that develops electronic systems, with particular depth in electromagnetic sensors, image processing and signal processing. Its work spans analog and digital hardware and software, serving customers ranging from individuals and small companies to aerospace firms, government agencies and international clients. The company also pursues internally funded projects, including astronomical spectroscopy.
Elemental Metalworks is a Baltimore shop known for custom architectural metalwork with a design-led, sculptural sensibility. It creates made-to-order pieces for building projects and other settings where metalwork is meant to be part of the visual character, not merely a functional detail.
Elemental North America is a network of regional catalytic-converter buyers that purchases used converters and processes them to recover platinum, palladium, and rhodium. Operating through established local companies across the United States, it offers conventional per-unit purchasing and assay-based transactions for larger or recurring loads. The company is part of the international Elemental Group, whose wider activities include recycling, processing, and refining valuable materials.
eLiquiTech manufactures customized e-liquids at its 22,000-square-foot facility in Eldersburg, Maryland, drawing on its parent company TTI’s more than 50 years of tobacco-flavoring experience. The company describes its production as pharmaceutical cGMP-oriented and its facility as ISO 8 compliant, supplying vapor businesses and clients worldwide.
Elite Comfort Solutions develops and manufactures polyurethane foam products, combining foam technology and fabrication expertise for consumer and industrial applications. The company says its production facilities are positioned across the United States and that it develops and commercially produces proprietary products for customers.
Founded in 1988, Elite Spice is an American-owned spice importer and custom manufacturer producing spices and seasoning blends for the food manufacturing industry. Its six facilities in Maryland and Nevada encompass more than 800,000 square feet, and the company operates its own microbial-reduction systems alongside manufacturing operations. Elite Spice’s products are made for commercial food producers and are used across segments of the food industry.
Since 1983, Elk Run Vineyards has made wine from its 25-acre vineyard in the rolling hills of Frederick County, Maryland. Fred and Carol Wilson, Neill Bassford, and their family and associates run the estate with sustainable farming and a blend of modern winemaking research and old-world practice. Elk Run grows every variety it produces, including Maryland-grown Gewürztraminer and Pinot Noir, and welcomes visitors to its historic circa-1756 property for tastings and events.
Since 1885, Ellicott Dredges has built American-made portable cutter suction dredges and other dredging vessels for demanding marine and land projects. The Baltimore manufacturer designs and makes key proprietary components, including its pumps and cutterheads, in-house, and many of its dredges remain in service after 50 years. Ellicott equipment has operated in more than 100 countries, supporting work from port maintenance and sand mining to reclamation and environmental restoration.
For more than 70 years, ELSCO has manufactured elevator roller guides and swivel slide guides that reduce ride noise and vibration. The Hamilton company built its reputation solving difficult modernization problems, including a Boston condominium project where its Express-3 guides cut measured lateral accelerations by 50% or more without a costly rail realignment. ELSCO supports installations worldwide with custom engineering, site visits, and replacement parts kept ready for shipment.
Founded by regenerative-medicine specialists C. Randal Mills and Michelle LeRoux Williams, Elutia develops biologic medical products that help implanted devices work more naturally with the body. Based in Gaithersburg, Maryland, the company builds on a proprietary drug-eluting biomaterial platform and engineered extracellular-matrix biology, with products for soft-tissue reconstruction and cardiovascular repair. Its SimpliDerm allograft and ProxiCor biomatrices are designed to support tissue integration and regeneration rather than simply provide inert structural support.
Since its formation in Washington, DC, in 1998, women-owned ELY, Inc. has built a small business around careful, personalized work for museums and their collections. The company is known for long-running relationships with institutions, including a four-year tour of WWI America and the relocation of 20,000 objects for the American Civil War Museum.