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Pittsburgh-based Harroun Designs creates clear, code-compliant signage, wayfinding systems and environmental graphics that help people navigate built environments. Led by Steve Harroun, who brings more than two decades in the sign industry, the firm works with architects, designers and sign companies on everything from planning and compliance reviews to design/build projects. Its work ranges from large-scale wayfinding systems to interpretive displays, including projects for the University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium and the City of Nashville.
Based in Cascade, Maryland, Harshman Automotive turns racing and manufacturing ideas into machined components and finished automotive parts. Its work spans product development through production machining, with a catalog that includes specialized engine and cooling-system hardware such as billet water manifolds. The shop serves projects that call for both design know-how and practical racing experience.
Founded in 1969, privately held Hart Industries has spent more than five decades building technical expertise as a Baltimore paper-based flexible packaging converter. The company is known for developing packaging around demanding performance, food-safety, and sustainability requirements, while its long-running construction-materials business serves the gypsum wallboard industry. Hart has earned 100% scores on every SQF audit since implementing its food-safety program.
Hartco Flooring makes real-wood flooring for homes and commercial spaces, with solid and engineered hardwood at the center of its 290-product line. Its American Scrape collection is known for hand-scraped planks shaped to give each floor a distinctive, one-of-a-kind look, while many products are made in the USA. Hartco also supports installation and upkeep with flooring trims, care products, and practical guidance for customers and contractors.
In Hartford Township, Hartford Hill Winery turns fresh ingredients into wines and brews served from a welcoming barn. The pet- and kid-friendly venue also hosts live music, creative sip-and-paint gatherings, and private weddings and parties, with indoor seating for up to 300 guests.
Three generations of the Sweet family have owned and operated Hartman Enterprises, a Oneida company known for precision machining since 1973. Its people produce tightly specified parts for demanding applications, with AS9100 certification and more than 25 years of continuous ISO 9001 certification.
A family business still led by multiple generations of the Hartmann family, Hartmann’s Inc. traces its Abilene roots to 1955, when World War II mechanic Edwin Hartmann founded the company after finding local shops fell short of his standards. It moved from automotive repair into contract machining in 1985 and now supports manufacturers whose parts must meet demanding specifications, with a 100,000-square-foot Texas operation and a second location in Jacksonville, Florida. Its work is backed by AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Recently acquired by Ohio Stoneware, Hartstone Pottery operates from its historic Zanesville factory, where American-made stoneware is produced for everyday use and lasting keepsakes. Its two-story outlet offers Hartstone and Ohio Stoneware pieces, including dinnerware, bakeware and crocks, along with a seconds basement for finding usable imperfect pieces at a bargain.
Hartville Potato Chips carries forward a South Akron family-market tradition that reaches back more than 60 years, drawing on a recipe associated with cousin Ted Robb and his former OK Potato Chips company. From its Akron facility, PAL’s Snack Foods makes small-batch kettle-cooked chips for Ohio retailers, with a newer beef-tallow version that returns to a three-ingredient approach.
Harty Brewing Co is a company in the Food and Beverage Manufacturing industry.
Hartzell Air Movement manufactures industrial fans, blowers, ventilators, exhausters, heaters, and related air-control products in the USA. Its products include axial, centrifugal, fiberglass, roof, duct, and adjustable-pitch fan families, serving heavy industry, marine, chemical, water and wastewater, food processing, pulp and paper, energy, semiconductor, and other industrial markets.
Family-owned Hartzell Hardwoods has turned Piqua, Ohio, timber into premium walnut and thick oak lumber since 1875. The six-generation company pioneered steaming walnut, now produces 22 million board feet annually, and ships sustainably sourced hardwoods from its Ohio and Missouri facilities to customers in more than 40 countries. Hartzell remains especially known for walnut and thick stock, with a focus on careful drying, grading, and packaging.
Established in 1937, Hartzell Machine Works is an Upper Chichester, Pennsylvania shop known for custom precision machining and a distinctive earlier role as the only U.S. supplier of Monotype typesetting molds for many years. Today, it makes close-tolerance parts for demanding customers, including Boeing and the Defense Logistics Agency, under an AS9100D-certified quality system.
Hartzell Propeller traces its roots to a 1914 relationship between Orville Wright and Robert Hartzell, producing its first airplane propeller in 1917. From its Piqua, Ohio, headquarters, the company now designs and manufactures aircraft propeller systems for major aircraft manufacturers and pilots, while upholding its “Built on Honor” principle.
Hartzler Family Dairy, Inc. is a family-owned Wooster dairy that farms, processes and sells minimally processed milk along with dairy products such as cheese and hand-packed ice cream. Harold and Patricia Hartzler began farming in Wayne County in the early 1950s, and the family opened its Wooster storefront and processing plant in 1996. Today, Joe Hartzler and his son Jace run the business under the family philosophy “As Nature Intended,” using pasture-fed cows in warm months and returning milk in reusable glass bottles.
Harva Company, Inc. is a plastics fabricator serving customers with precision-machined and fabricated plastic parts, from prototypes through short- and medium-run production. Founded in 1949, it is a third-generation, family-owned business and a certified woman-owned small business. Harva develops its tooling and CNC programming in-house and is known for close-tolerance work supported by a long-tenured workforce.
Harvest Hill Beverage Company is an independent U.S. beverage company that produces beverages and operates manufacturing facilities across the country. Since acquiring Juicy Juice in June 2014, it has grown a family of iconic brands, including SunnyD and Veryfine, and offers contract manufacturing capabilities to help other businesses grow.
Harvest Hills Skin Care makes handcrafted goat-milk soaps and natural skin-care products from fresh milk produced by its dairy goats in Wooster, Ohio. The business began making goat-milk skin care in 2000 and still prepares its products from scratch in small batches, using simple ingredients and essential oils rather than synthetic fragrances. Its packaging choices also reflect an effort to reduce waste, with plastic-free soap wrapping and recyclable containers for creams and lotions.
Harvest Homes is a home manufacturer that has been building custom panelized homes since 1961. The company operates a manufacturing facility in Delanson, New York, where it produces panelized floor, wall, and roof systems for custom homes, commercial projects, and home additions. Harvest Homes works with independent builders across the Northeast to deliver energy-efficient, customizable homes.
Harvest Moon Woodworking is a one-man custom cabinet and furniture shop in York, PA, operated by Jeffrey Warner, producing high-quality work with honest, dependable service.