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DALB is a family-rooted West Virginia manufacturer founded in 1982 by four veterans of the beverage-vending industry. Now led by founder Roy Steeley’s grandson, Kevin, the company has grown from a four-person screen-printing operation into a 125,000-square-foot facility serving OEM customers with printed and thermoformed plastic components. Its history includes a long-standing specialty in large-format graphics and later expansion into markets such as automotive, medical, and aerospace.
For more than 80 years, Parkersburg-area Danser, Inc. has fabricated industrial metal systems, installed them in the field and kept plants running through planned and emergency maintenance. Its 50,000-square-foot facility supports projects ranging from large ductwork and exhaust stacks to the company’s patented Vacuduct® high-temperature ceramic-fiber insulation, while crews work across the country. Danser brings fabrication, installation and follow-up maintenance under one roof, with safety and continuous improvement central to how its teams operate.
Since Dr. H. Darrel Darby founded DARCO International in 1985, the Huntington, West Virginia, company has carried a podiatrist’s practical perspective into the design of medical devices for foot and ankle care. Best known for its early semi-rigid post-operative shoe, DARCO now serves clinicians and patients around the world through offices across several continents, while supporting podiatric education and community partnerships. Its quality systems include ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 certifications.
Family-owned and operated in Morgantown since 1982, Davis & Lee Screen Printing produces custom apparel printed on-site for local teams, businesses, events, and community groups. Its facility can produce thousands of garments per day, while an in-house art department turns customer ideas and logos into finished designs. The company also takes part in West Virginia’s annual Walk 100 Miles in 100 Days community health event.
Founded in 1975 when Anthony Tarley and Jack Davis bought the Fairmont business from Jack’s father, Davis Electric Company rebuilds electric motors, pumps and industrial equipment while engineering custom controls and machinery. The West Virginia company grew to 52 employees and three locations by 2012, and remains a family business led by Tarley’s sons Mark and Mike. Its EASA service facility rebuilds motors up to 2,500 horsepower and supports industrial, mining and drilling operations with round-the-clock shop and field service.
DC-America designs and builds modular, skid-mounted power infrastructure in West Virginia, with a particular focus on turnkey EV charging depots and electrical systems for data centers. Its equipment-agnostic approach integrates customer-selected components into systems that are fabricated, wired, tested, and pre-commissioned off site before deployment across North America. The company also adapts the same platform for other mission-critical power projects where capacity and schedule matter.
For more than 30 years, Design Molded Plastics has built its identity around engineering-led custom plastic injection molding in Macedonia, Ohio. Its two-building campus gives the company room to take on complex projects for automotive, healthcare, and other manufacturers, with RJG-certified master molders and ISO 9001:2015-registered quality systems supporting the work.
Known for tying its spirits to the land and farming communities of Appalachia, Devil’s Due Distillery is a West Virginia craft distiller with a hands-on grain-to-glass tradition. Its team works with regionally sourced grains and carries each batch through production by hand, giving visitors a direct connection to the distilling process through the tasting room and daily tours.
Downey Ridge Environmental is the West Virginia company behind Greasezilla, a waste-to-energy technology developed to address the difficult disposal of fats, oils and grease. Its systems help wastewater facilities and grease haulers recover brown grease as a biofuel feedstock while sending separated water for treatment. The company announced a 2024 agreement with bp to support expansion of this approach through new FOG receiving stations.
Founded in 1958, Dunbar Printing & Graphics is a family-owned print shop producing custom printing, graphics, direct-mail work and small packaging entirely within Dunbar, West Virginia. Owners Aaron and Jeannie bring Appalachian hometown values to a shop that serves customers across the East Coast, while its mailing department handles everything from list management to inserting pieces into envelopes.
Founded in 1981 as a division of Rex-Hide Industries, West Virginia-based Dyna-Tech Adhesives manufactures specialty adhesives, coatings, and resin dispersions for packaging, tape and label applications. The company pioneered rubber-resin water-based pressure-sensitive adhesive technology and later expanded into hot-melt and UV- and electron-beam-curable formulations. Its customer-driven development process is built around quickly adapting adhesive performance to a coater, laminator, or end-use requirement.
Since 1975, E&H Manufacturing has built made-to-specification equipment for the oil and gas industry and other construction-related fields, while also manufacturing stress-laminated timber bridges. The Charleston, West Virginia, company has more than 100 years of combined manufacturing experience among its corporate officers and has registered over 8,000 pressure vessels since earning ASME authorization in 1992. Its problem-solving approach extends to custom industrial design, with products made in the USA.
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.
East Coast Truck Bodies is a Spencer, West Virginia, truck-body distributor and installer serving customers across the East Coast. A full fabrication shop gives the company room to tailor truck bodies to individual needs, while its related trailer business serves a broad regional customer base.
Since 1967, Ed Arey and Sons has made split-rail and rustic fencing from the Appalachian hardwood region of north-central West Virginia. Founded in Frenchton and now based near Buckhannon, the company is managed by founder Ed Arey’s sons, Gerald and Kevin, and ships several hundred trailer loads annually from Maine to Florida and west to California. Its substantial finished inventory allows many customer orders to turn around within five to ten days.
Since opening in Southern California in 1984, El Kapitan has built handcrafted Mercedes-Benz Sprinter camper and executive conversion vans, including its Story Maker and Dream Weaver models. The company performs its conversion work in-house and has completed more than 15,000 projects, with many craftspeople remaining on staff for decades. El Kapitan is also a certified Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Van Master Upfitter.
Electronic Technologies of America, Inc. provides research and development, service, and manufacturing under one roof. The company’s public profile identifies it primarily through this combination of technical development and production work.
Originally developed for hospice organizations, Element MDS makes single-use medication-disposal packets for homes and health care facilities. Its plant-based powder mixes with water to turn unused or expired medication into an unusable gel, offering an alternative when take-back events are unavailable.
Elgin Lighting, LLC makes lighting, camera systems, and explosion-proof enclosures for underground mining and other demanding industrial equipment. Its roots reach back to 1977, when Mining Controls Incorporated introduced an MSHA-certified explosion-proof headlight; that lighting division became Elgin Lighting in 2023 under wholly owned Right Lane Industries. The Sophia, West Virginia company now supports its safety-focused product line with ISO 9001:2015 and IECEx quality certifications.
Since 1977, Elgin Power Solutions has designed, manufactured, and installed specialized medium- and high-voltage electrical power systems from its West Virginia manufacturing facility. The company combines in-house engineering, fabrication, and construction for turnkey substations and high-voltage EPC projects, while also maintaining a distinctive focus on mobile utility equipment and explosion-proof enclosures for mining and tunneling. Its field service teams support customers through startup, testing, and ongoing maintenance.