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Established in 2018 by husband-and-wife team Michael and Rachel Ervin, Coal River Coffee Company roasts small-batch coffee and runs a coffee shop in St. Albans, West Virginia. Its Olde Main Roast, named for the street where the doors opened, anchors a community gathering place that also serves made-to-order drinks, food and pastries while hosting weekly open mics and live music. The company’s guiding idea—“roasting coffee, brewing community”—is visible in its role as a hub for local events and music.
Founded in 2009 in a Wayne County apartment by West Virginian Brandon Dennison, Coalfield Development is a nonprofit rebuilding central Appalachia through workforce training, community-led construction and entrepreneurship. Its person-first programs help people facing barriers to employment gain paid, hands-on experience while abandoned places are put back to work. Headquartered in Wayne County, the organization says its efforts have helped attract more than $100 million in regional investment.
Founded in 2004 by Bill Jenson after more than 25 years in the industry, Eugene-based Cobra Technical Services upgrades existing high-speed lumber planers and feed tables rather than replacing them. The company designs retrofit systems for tensioning, positioning and drives, along with its distinctive spiral bed rolls and “pineapples,” which are matched to a mill’s lumber and feed-table setup. Cobra says its work has helped mills across the United States, Canada and South America improve production and uptime.
Family-owned and operated since 1979, Cogar Manufacturing carries its Appalachian Basin roots into a customer-led industrial manufacturing business. The Virginia-based company is known for its feeder-breakers and works closely with operators and maintenance teams to build equipment suited to demanding mining and bulk-handling operations. Its support extends from custom machining to service for customers across the United States and abroad.
From the mountains of Southern West Virginia, Cole Motorsports makes custom laser-cut, removable laminate protection for vehicle windshields and other critical glass. The company has supplied hundreds of thousands of peel-ply laminates for ballistic glass to military organizations, while its racing roots include developing full-coverage windshield tear-offs for NASCAR teams. Its in-house design and laser-cutting team turns customer drawings into ready-to-install prototypes and production parts.
Since 1951, Maryland-headquartered Colliflower has distributed Parker Hannifin fluid connectors and made custom hose assemblies for customers who need equipment back in service quickly. Its network of locations across the Mid-Atlantic, Georgia and Florida is backed by staff certified through Parker Hannifin’s PTAC program, while 24/7 emergency service and mobile “Shop In A Box” support extend that hose expertise to jobsites and businesses.
Founded in Elkins, West Virginia, in 1988, Colonial Millworks manufactures hardwood mouldings and custom wood products for cabinet, flooring and architectural millwork customers across North America. After McDonough Corporation acquired the company in 1990, its operation grew from a 14,000-square-foot facility to more than 200,000 square feet under one roof, with capacity to process over 1 million board feet each month. Its Beverly plant handles production and finishing in-house, including custom architectural work and hardwood-floor transitions made to customer specifications.
Founded in 1987 by Joe Nutile, ColorCraft Printing is an Atascadero print shop producing handcrafted offset and digital printing alongside graphic design and mailing services. Now merged with Minuteman Press, it serves local customers as well as national clients with an emphasis on long-term relationships and careful craftsmanship. The shop also highlights an environmental approach that includes recycled papers, paper recycling, biodegradable inks and toners, and water-soluble chemicals.
Commercial Fluid Power is a fluid-power manufacturer and service company with plants in Dover and North Canton, Ohio, and Rome, Georgia. It is known for combining material supply with custom machining for fluid-power applications, while its own truck fleet supports pickup, processing, and delivery throughout the region. The Dover plant holds CAGE Code 1JNC6.
Founded in Tampa in July 1996 by Ben Benvenuti, Commercial Plastics Recycling, Inc. buys, processes, and sells post-industrial and post-consumer scrap plastic. The company handles material from domestic and international sources and operates plants in Florida and Mississippi, with in-house testing and the capacity to process pipe up to 20 feet long and 48 inches in diameter. Its hands-on, brick-and-mortar approach carries recycled plastics from incoming material through processing and sale.
Compton Metals is a specialty sheet-metal manufacturer serving customers with custom-fabricated metal products. The company combines engineering with fabrication to turn customer requirements into finished work.
Since James D. Connolly founded it in 1975, Conn-Weld Industries has remained a West Virginia manufacturer shaped by its family legacy and a practical, problem-solving culture. The company builds custom screening equipment for industries that need reliable separation, fabricating from raw material through finished product in a 500,000-square-foot operation that serves customers around the world. Conn-Weld also makes its own profile wire at a Virginia mill, giving the company control over a key part of its screen-media manufacturing.
Celebrating its 50th anniversary, ConservIt, Inc. recycles ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metal across the Maryland, Pennsylvania and West Virginia tri-state area. The Hagerstown-based company also handles commercial roll-off service and secure, witnessed destruction of confidential equipment and materials. ConservIt is 100% employee-owned, with more than 100 employee-owners across three locations.
Formed in 2009, Conveying Solutions, LLC designs, installs and maintains conveyor systems for the material-handling industry, with a particular calling card in its Grizzly Splices® belt work. The certified woman-owned small business has grown to eight locations across seven states, pairing mobile service with shops that can vulcanize belts up to 84 inches wide. Its Christian family values and MSHA-trained workforce shape a safety-focused service model that includes round-the-clock emergency support.
Crane 1 Services designs, fabricates, installs, modernizes, inspects, repairs, and maintains overhead crane and hoist systems, including electrical controls, structures, runways, and below-the-hook equipment. The company serves aerospace, automotive manufacturing, energy and utilities, general manufacturing, government, logistics, metals processing, mining, primary metals, and pulp and paper markets.
Crazy Baker is a neighbourhood artisan bakery rooted in North West London, with its own café and wholesale operation. Its team makes baked goods by hand for local customers and hospitality businesses across London, using fresh ingredients in its bakery and kitchens.
Crescent Print Edinburgh is an established city-centre print and copy shop handling everything from urgent single-page jobs to marketing runs in the hundreds of thousands. Its team brings many decades of combined experience across pre-press, digital and lithographic printing, with same-day work and onsite sign production making it a practical choice for Edinburgh’s events, exhibitions and Festival Fringe. The shop also has particular experience printing and binding dissertations and theses, often to tight university deadlines.
Built around a century-old family recipe, Custard Stand Food Products makes hot dog chili and chili soup from its family-run operation in Webster Springs, West Virginia. Dee and Angie Cowger founded the business in 2003 after customers of their 1991 take-out dairy bar kept asking to buy its chili, later taking the products to national grocery shelves and ABC’s *Shark Tank*. The company’s chili is made in the USA and carries the Cowgers’ women-owned, family-business identity.
Founded by Bob Graf in 1979, East River Metals began making tight-tolerance metal enclosures and has grown alongside Custom Manufacturing Services into a regional manufacturer of precision sheet-metal parts, enclosures and turnkey electro-mechanical assemblies. CMS, founded in 1995, adds higher-volume production and assembly in Princeton, while ERM handles small to medium runs in Rocky Gap. Together, the companies operate three Southern West Virginia and Virginia facilities totaling more than 155,000 square feet and maintain ISO 9001:2015-certified processes.
Founded in 2001 as a hometown business in Angier, North Carolina, Custom Smiles Dental Laboratory makes dental appliances and restorations for dental professionals. It has grown into a multi-state operation serving practices across the United States from locations in North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia, while supporting both traditional submissions and digital case workflows. The laboratory says its appliances are crafted in the USA using ADA-approved materials and backs its work with case quality checks and written-specification review.