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For more than 54 years, Wire to Water Inc. has been a Long Island and New York City specialist serving the infrastructure behind regional water and wastewater facilities. The Farmingdale company supports commercial and industrial customers from project design through construction and maintenance, with 24/7 emergency response available when urgent field work is needed.
Wirelogix, LLC is a Bronx-based specialist in wire-piercing splicing equipment for manufacturers working with lead and magnet wires. The company also makes custom machine parts and supports existing machinery with replacement components.
With more than a century of snacking heritage, Wise makes potato chips and other packaged snacks, including its distinctive Ridgies and Cheez Doodles lines. The company builds its identity around familiar, family-friendly flavors and simple ingredients, while also sharing recipes that turn its chips into dishes such as apple crisp and cookies.
Wizard Studios began in 2002 when founder Matthew Saravay built the company from a laptop and cellphone in his basement. Today, the New York-founded production company creates live experiences for brands, organizations, and event hosts, with a bicoastal network linking its New York team to VOX Productions in Los Angeles.
Wizbe Inc. makes fast-dissolving, plant-based oral focus strips for demanding work and study, using a non-stimulant 100 mg dose of clinically studied mango-leaf extract. Founded by neuroscientist Dr. Piray Atsak and designer Yigit Eygi, the company pairs cognitive-performance research with a pocket-ready format that requires no water and contains zero caffeine. Its Genius Strips are designed for steadier mental performance rather than a short-lived energy spike.
From its Freeport base, WL Concepts & Production, Inc. creates fully customized graphics, signage, wayfinding systems and displays, taking projects from design through fabrication and installation. The company is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business and is especially focused on turning complex environments into clear, branded experiences, including ADA-compliant wayfinding and experiential displays. WL Concepts also offers eco-friendly products and responsible manufacturing solutions.
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.
Wndrmade, LLC is a Kerhonkson, New York house of artisan natural perfumery built around custom scent-making and collaborations with independent artists. It creates botanical candles and related fragrance goods for people seeking plant-based, intentional aromas in their homes, blending 12–20 essential oils and botanical extracts without synthetic perfumes or toxins.
Based in Angola, WNY Welding & Fabrication creates custom metalwork ranging from pressure vessels to structural steel. The shop works with most metals and handles welding, fabrication, and domestic repairs, including projects designed to a customer’s own specifications.
Established by tool-and-die maker William Woerner in 1915, Woerner Industries makes American-made products through woodworking and metalworking operations in Rochester, New York. Its 40,000-square-foot facility encompasses contract manufacturing and custom sign work alongside long-running church furniture and graphic-arts equipment divisions. Although the company changed ownership in 1984, it continues to operate as a family business, with craftsmen who have served there for more than 30 years.
Founded in 2011 and owned and operated by Tess Padmore, Rochester’s Wolf Clan LLC makes inclusive Egghead Soques® hair apparel while publishing original books through its Old Souls Café imprint. Its patented cap design grew from Padmore’s experience trying to protect locs and other abundant hair in the pool, and the company’s social mission is to help reduce drowning among African American children by encouraging swimming.
Wolf Hollow Brewing Company grew from the friendship of Pete and Jordan, who began brewing together before turning their shared enthusiasm into a community brewery in West Glenville. Today, it makes fresh local craft beer for neighbors and distributes it through more than 100 local businesses, while its taprooms provide a gathering place for the surrounding community.
Founded in 1931, family-owned-and-operated Wolf X-Ray manufactures imaging accessories and radiation-protection products for medical professionals from its North Carolina facility. Now led by third-generation principal Howard Wolf, the company makes more than 180 products in a 65,000-square-foot operation employing over 80 people, including USA-made protective aprons and patented lead-protection technologies. Wolf has also exported through dealers and OEM partners since the early 1950s.
Founded in 1988 by Christian Wölffer, Wölffer Estate Vineyard makes wines, ciders and spirits from its sustainably farmed estate in the Hamptons. What began with 14 acres has grown into a 175-acre estate, with Christian’s children Marc and Joey now operating the business alongside winemaker and partner Roman Roth. Its 55-acre Sagaponack vineyard draws on maritime conditions shaped by Bridgehampton loam and Atlantic breezes, while the estate’s Summer in a Bottle rosé reflects its knack for pairing Long Island character with a modern sense of style.
From its Durham headquarters, Wolfspeed makes silicon carbide semiconductor materials and power devices that help electrify transportation, energy systems and other demanding applications. The company is distinguished by its vertically integrated, pure-play SiC operation, spanning substrates and epitaxy through power-device fabrication, with more than 30 years of experience in SiC technology. Its manufacturing network includes a 200mm-capable fabrication facility in Marcy, New York, while its quality system holds ISO 9001, IATF 16949 and AS 9100 certifications at designated sites.
Since 1965, Wolo has made vehicle horns and audible warning equipment alongside warning lights for work, emergency, and specialty vehicles. Its product line is especially recognizable for vehicle-specific and universal-fit designs, including plug-and-play LED warning-light kits engineered for weatherproof installation and straightforward expansion.
Founded in Brooklyn in 2023 by Australian mechanical engineer, machinist and prototyper Gwylim Johnstone, Wombat NYC grew from his work creating custom solutions for feature films, museums and artists. The small team serves New York City-area designers, fabricators and project teams with made-to-order sheet-metal parts, using an instant online quote process for projects ranging from prototypes to more complex installations. Parts are produced in-house at its Brooklyn facility and can be ready for local customers within a few days.
Founded in 1973 by Guangdong immigrant Ching Sun Wong with 10 employees and one production line in New York City’s Chinatown, Wonton Food Inc. makes Asian noodles, wrappers, fortune cookies, and related foods. Now family- and minority-owned and operated, the company has expanded from its original Brooklyn operation to manufacturing facilities in New York, Houston, and Nashville, serving customers across the United States and internationally. Its products are made under HACCP, USDA Organic, and kosher certifications.
Along the St. Lawrence River in Clayton, Wood Boat Brewery operates a microbrewery and pub known for full-flavored craft beer and brick-oven pizza. Four local farms grow hops and barley specifically for the brewery, with most hops and at least 20% of its malt sourced from New York State. Its riverfront setting also anchors a broader local hospitality operation that includes a private event room, a Lake Placid tasting room and a mobile bar.
Established in 1987, Syracuse-based Wood Etc., Inc. manufactures architectural woodwork, including cabinets and counters, for academic, medical and other commercial facilities. The company is both WBE and AWI certified, pairing a long local run with recognized standards for commercial architectural woodworking.