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Founded by dairy farmer Eric Hoover in 2015, Hoover Ag designs and manufactures farm and manure equipment in southeast Pennsylvania. The family-owned, small-batch maker builds equipment in-house and tests each solution on a working farm before it leaves the shop, with custom configurations available for different operations. Its manure dragline systems and farm equipment are shaped by the practical demands of daily agricultural work.
Hoover Conveyor is a family-owned and operated Pennsylvania manufacturer of mine-duty material-handling equipment, including conveyors and radial stackers. Jerry and Melanie Hoover founded the business in 1984, and their three sons began transitioning into ownership in 2017. The company fabricates at its southwestern Pennsylvania headquarters and serves mining and related bulk-material markets.
Founded in 1976 by Frank R. Hoover, Hoover Fence Co. is a family-owned Ohio supplier of fence, gate, railing and gate-automation materials serving contractors, retailers and homeowners nationwide. The company pairs more than 40 years in the fence industry with a 65,000-square-foot warehouse and its own fabrication shop, while its staff’s field experience informs the technical guidance and DIY resources it provides.
Incorporated in Ohio in 1947, family-owned Hoover Instrument Service supplies motor controls and industrial components while building custom control panels for pump, water and wastewater applications. The Mansfield company is also a UL508A-certified panel fabricator and operates a repair, calibration and certification lab for handheld test and measurement equipment. It has remained at its current Mansfield location since 1968 and carries Military Cage Code 21032.
Since 1955, Hoover Treated Wood Products has made pressure-impregnated fire-retardant-treated wood and preservative-treated wood, helping building professionals protect structures from fire, decay and insects. The company is especially associated with FRTW, including its PyroGuard and ExteriorFireX products, and distributes through a network of more than 100 stocking locations nationwide. Hoover also operates a newer wood-treating facility in Fairfield, Texas, serving commercial and multifamily construction markets.
Hoover Trees is a West Liberty sawmill known for preparing wood for customers who need project-ready material. Its offerings include kiln-dried lumber and distinctive live-edge slabs, with appointments available for purchases.
Founded in 1974 by diesel mechanic Melvin Hoover, HooverTec has grown from a Terre Hill service business into a Lancaster County provider of engineered diesel engines, generators, parts, and field support. Now joined by Melvin’s four sons, the company draws on 50 years of experience to design, install, and maintain prime and standby power systems while supporting OEM equipment and off-grid operations. HooverTec is also a long-standing FPT/Iveco representative, with more than 25 years of brand experience and FPT-trained technicians.
Chef John Doherty, a former Waldorf Astoria executive chef, founded Hope Kitchen to make nutritious, ready-to-eat shelf-stable meals for individuals and organizations. Its meals use real, USA-sourced ingredients, deliver at least 20 grams of protein per serving, and can be heated in about a minute or eaten from the package. A percentage of every purchase supports the Heavenly HARVST Foundation, which Doherty launched to address food insecurity and has delivered meals to more than 100,000 people in 10 U.S. cities.
Hope’s Caramels grew from Hope’s 2003 transition to stay-at-home motherhood into a Wilmington, Delaware maker of small-batch, slow-cooked caramels. Using simple ingredients, the company develops deep flavor through caramelization and offers handcrafted sweets for everyday treats, subscriptions, and custom event or corporate gifts. Its #sweetlife campaign connects caramel purchases with support for people affected by human trafficking.
Founded in Jamestown, New York, in 1912, Hope’s Windows handcrafts custom steel and bronze windows and doors for demanding architectural projects. Its products are built in the United States by more than 230 employees across four manufacturing plants, with a dedicated testing and research facility on the Jamestown campus. Hope’s is especially known for historically accurate renovations, including its 1,700-window retrofit at Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard, while its independently tested systems also address modern performance and safety requirements.
Established in 1981, Hopewell Sheet Metal Mfg. fabricates custom ductwork and sheet-metal products for projects across the four-state and Washington, D.C., area. Its Hagerstown operation has grown to more than 30,000 square feet and combines computerized cutting systems with a full-service weld shop, including custom electrical cabinets for contractors. Hopewell also supports large jobs with flexible delivery and temporary jobsite trailers.
Founded in Lusby, Maryland, in 2016, HopFlyt develops hybrid-electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing aircraft for autonomous cargo missions, with its Cyclone UAS designed for long-range logistics in maritime and other austere environments. The company’s patented Channel Wing system and Squall demonstrator reflect a practical flight-test program that reached fully autonomous transition flight in 2024. HopFlyt’s core team brings more than 100 years of combined aerospace experience, including backgrounds at NASA and in U.S. military aviation.
HOPKIND is a functional beverage company built around rethinking the beer ritual for people who want to feel good the next day. It brews non-alcoholic beer with bioactive ingredients, including a crisp lager and a low-bitterness IPA, for drinkers seeking a beer-like experience with less alcohol.
Since beginning as a teenage machinist in 1963, Charles Hopkins has built Hopkins Machine Company into a Middletown Valley prototype shop handling everything from historic engine reconstruction to precision CNC machining. The small, owner-operated company works from sketches or 3D models, reproduces obsolete parts, and takes on short-run projects rather than production volumes. Hopkins’s background includes Army machinist training and machining work in aerospace, medical, and automotive reconstruction.
Serving central Ohio since 1975, Hopkins Printing produces commercial print and wide-format graphics, with particular experience printing on rigid plastics for retail signage and point-of-purchase displays. The Columbus company operates from a 108,000-square-foot facility and combines offset, screen and digital printing with finishing and fulfillment under one roof. Hopkins is a qualified G7 Master Printer and emphasizes a single point of contact with quality checks throughout production.
Hoppel Fabrication Specialties, Inc. turns customer ideas into custom metal-fabricated equipment, vehicles and prototypes from its Louisville, Ohio shop. The company combines conceptual design and field-tested prototyping with welding and final manufacturing, and says it has been awarded more than 27 patents for proprietary inventions. Its purpose-built facility includes organized fabrication space, outdoor testing and staging areas, and a dedicated wash-and-delivery building.
Born from its owners’ own struggle to harvest hops with too little labor and too little time, HopsHarvester makes equipment for small- and mid-sized hop farms, including the portable Hopster harvester. Its U.S.-made equipment extends from field harvesting into modular drying and baling, giving growers a scalable way to handle a specialty crop from harvest through storage. HopsHarvester is owned and operated by Garden Trends Inc., the parent company of Harris Seeds, whose brands have supported commercial growers and home gardeners for more than 140 years.
Family-owned and run by Chris and Holly Rakow, Hopshire Farm & Brewery has brewed New York farm beer in Freeville since opening in 2013 as the state’s fifth farm brewery. The brewery uses locally sourced ingredients, sends spent grain to a nearby farm, and operates an onsite market garden, while its taproom doubles as a community gathering place for local food and live music.