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Auburn-based EarthPlanter makes commercial self-watering planters designed to keep streetscapes, campuses, and other public spaces planted with less watering and maintenance. Now a division of Bo-Mer Custom Manufacturing, the business was acquired in 2010 and operates from a 35,000-square-foot facility, with more than 200,000 planters installed across North America. Its U.S.-made planters carry a lifetime warranty, and the company’s reservoir-and-wicking design can reduce water and labor use by 50% to 80%.
EarthQuaker Devices is an Akron, Ohio maker of guitar effects pedals and related electronic music devices, which it builds by hand. Founded in 2004 by musician Jamie Stillman, the company grew from his basement-built pedals into a 15,000-square-foot facility; its in-house research and development designs effects for musicians.
EarthSeaWarrior is an e-boutique that designs and makes eclectic, one-of-a-kind home decor pieces from displaced objects, including vintage lamps, dolls, taxidermy, air plants, and crystal specimens. Its subsidiary brand ESW² offers multipurpose figurines and lighting products for everyday consumers.
EarthSense Products manufactures eco-friendly, biodegradable packaging and cleaning solutions, including DSack oxo-biodegradable plastic bags and EarthTabs chlorine dioxide cleaning tablets. The company focuses on sustainable products for food service and cleaning industries.
Earthside Farms makes flavored candied nuts and dried fruit snacks, pairing combinations such as blueberry-vanilla cashews with organic dried mangoes. Its snacks are positioned around no added sugar and simple ingredients, with several products also described as vegan, keto-friendly and gluten-free. The company sells variety packs alongside its individual snack flavors and ships worldwide.
Since 1995, Earthwalk Orthotics has operated as a prescription orthotic laboratory, digitally fabricating custom orthotics and AFOs exclusively for physicians and clinicians across the United States. Its ABC-accredited centralized facility combines direct-milled production with experienced technicians, personalized consultation from a Licensed Pedorthist, and typical shipment within 10–12 business days. Earthwalk also provides hands-on orthotic manufacturing rotations for Kent State podiatric medicine students and supports the Gary Sinise Foundation’s work with military families.
Founded in 2004, Earthwise Windows is a national network of locally owned manufacturers making energy-efficient vinyl windows and patio doors for replacement, remodeling, new construction and commercial projects. Its regional facilities build products tailored to local climates rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all design, and the group has produced more than 10 million windows and doors. Earthwise was the first window manufacturer to earn Made in USA Certified status, with products also carrying ENERGY STAR and NFRC certifications.
Family-owned EAS Water delivers spring water and coffee service directly to homes and offices, with more than 25 years in the spring-water and coffee markets. Its water comes from Indian Trails Mountain Spring in north-central Pennsylvania, while its no-contract service also includes custom-labeled bottled water with no minimum order. EAS serves customers through scheduled routes, emergency deliveries and a wholesale warehouse.
Founded by NYC artist Pam after producing prints for her own 2024 solo show, Easely Editions makes fine art prints for artists from a Manhattan studio. Her engineering background and commercial-printing experience inform a hands-on process that can include artwork digitization, color-focused prepress, and careful inspection of each print. The artist-led shop is built to make archival-quality editions more accessible without losing the texture and intent of the original work.
As a member of the Bridge Group, East Asia Buying Services Limited serves global lifestyle brands as a sourcing and product-development partner for the home and living market. Its work combines supply-chain coordination with private-label support, helping clients bring products to market at the intended value and quality.
East Aurora Brewery is a brewer-owned local brewery in East Aurora, New York, making and serving its own beers and ciders. Its “Locally Grown, Brewed, and Served” identity is tied to a rear-building location marked by a red door down the driveway.
The Hazlitt family has cultivated fruit in New York’s Finger Lakes region since 1852, later becoming vintners and building East Coast Crush & Co-Pack around that agricultural heritage. Today, the Naples operation helps beverage businesses bring products from grape or concept to market, with more than 3 million gallons of tank capacity supporting production at scale. Its history includes the 2010 acquisition of the historic Widmer Winery, founded in 1888.
Baltimore-based East Coast Dyes hand-coats and sells lacrosse mesh while also dyeing and stringing lacrosse heads. Its signature East Coast Mesh is made in the United States and designed to resist water, break in quickly, and add hold without extra whip. The company also shares detailed stringing tutorials and custom stick guidance for players and goalies.
Incorporated in 1990, East Coast Metal Systems is a Wheeling-area architectural metal fabricator known for tackling complex projects with custom solutions. Its 60,000-square-foot facility supports work for architects and contractors nationwide, while the company’s construction background helps it guide projects from early design through installation.
Founded in 1977, East Coast Metals, Inc. is a privately held Pennsylvania corporation that manufactures specialty custom fasteners. The company says it serves customers worldwide and can produce orders ranging from a one-piece prototype to thousands of pieces.
Founded by brothers Vincent and Lawrence Benenati in 1997, East Coast Orthotic & Prosthetic Corp. designs and manufactures custom orthotic and prosthetic devices, including its NYRC Brace with Smart Brace Technology for scoliosis care. Based in Deer Park, the family-owned company has grown to more than 240 employees and over 30 patient-care locations across the New York metropolitan area and beyond. Its in-house lab and research team use CAD/CAM manufacturing while clinicians guide patients through fitting, rehabilitation and ongoing support.
Founded by siblings Mark and Nancy Rohlfs, East Coast Precision Manufacturing specializes in precision-machined plastic components rather than serving as a typical general job shop. The Deep River company has more than 20 years of experience working with plastics, including difficult-to-machine materials and parts as small as .005 inch, in a clean, temperature-controlled environment. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system carries through from quoting and fixture design to inspection and shipping.
Created by firefighters, East Coast Rescue Solutions makes forcible-entry and man-versus-machine training simulators while supplying fire departments with rescue equipment and customized instruction. Its team includes active FDNY and City of Atlanta firefighters and officers with Special Operations experience, bringing more than 100 years of combined professional experience to courses in areas such as forcible entry, firefighter survival and bailout procedures. The company says its products are proudly crafted in the USA.
East Coast Sales Co., Inc., operating as ECS, is an American-owned manufacturer of precision ceramics, quartz, metals, and plastics. It produces custom-machined components and related tooling for aerospace, defense, energy and power-generation, industrial, and security and threat-detection applications, with manufacturing in New York and a wholly owned machining facility in Penang, Malaysia.
From its Olney, Maryland headquarters, East Coast Storage Solutions designs and installs high-density storage systems for businesses and government agencies, including custom shelving and mobile cultivation systems. Owner John Adam brings more than 30 years of experience serving both the private and public sectors, with solutions tailored to reclaim floor space and improve how organizations manage property and information. The company’s work spans libraries, museums, public safety departments, warehouses and specialized indoor growing operations.