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With agricultural roots running through generations of the Hoover family, Hougar Farms operates a farm and retail supply business in Gilbertsville, providing animal feed and farm products alongside hay production and custom farming services. The farm expanded into retail in 2017 by acquiring a local agricultural supply store, and it remains distinctive for its drive-through barn, personal advice, and hometown service. Hougar Farms is also a USDA Certified Organic Farm, offering certified-organic forage as part of its hay operation.
Founded in 1927, family-owned Houghton Chemical Corporation manufactures and distributes heat-transfer fluids, antifreeze, water-treatment solutions, and other chemical products from its New England roots to customers across North America and international markets. The company’s unusual depth comes from pairing manufacturing and custom blending with an in-house laboratory, glycol testing, bulk delivery, and fluid-removal services. Houghton remains a multigenerational business shaped by its founders’ emphasis on straightforward service, employee profit sharing, and community involvement.
For more than 40 years, 48 Hour Books has printed bookstore-quality books for self-publishing authors, pairing fast production with in-house binding and hands-on prepress review. The Twinsburg company operates from a 50,000-square-foot headquarters and has printed millions of books for more than 10,000 authors, including distinctive editions finished with options such as Diamond 3D covers and printed edges. It is also a BBB Accredited Business.
For more than 40 years, 48 Hour Books has helped self-publishing authors turn manuscripts into bookstore-quality books through fast, in-house printing and binding. Based in Twinsburg, Ohio, the company operates from a 50,000-square-foot headquarters and has printed millions of books for more than 10,000 authors. Its prepress team reviews files before production, while distinctive options such as Diamond 3D covers and full-color printed edges give authors unusual control over a book’s finished look.
From a garage near Pittsburgh, 24 Hour Crafts has grown into a small U.S. business making laser-cut wood shapes and craft blanks for artists and DIY crafters. Its team includes artists and crafters themselves, and the company makes customizable pieces by hand from sustainably sourced wood, typically shipping orders within one business day.
Founded by three graphic designers in 2001, 48HourPrint.com is an online commercial printer producing customized marketing, packaging, signage and direct-mail materials. Its design roots show in free online templates, file review and editing tools, while its Cleveland and Van Nuys facilities support guaranteed turnaround options as quick as 24 hours. The company says its work has earned 37 international print awards, including 21 golds.
Born in the kitchen of a circa-1820 farmstead home, 1820 House Candle Company has been shaping fragrant home goods since 2004, with that historic property remaining in the family since 1919. Its East Palestine team pours each candle by hand in an artisanal process rooted in sustainability and community support, sharing proceeds with charitable causes.
Formed in January 2025, House Foods Holding USA Inc. manages the House Group’s soybean value-chain business and sales of plant-based foods, with manufacturing facilities across the United States and Canada. The company brings together more than 40 years of tofu production and quality-control experience from House Foods America with plant-based product development capabilities from its affiliated businesses. Its U.S.-grown soybean program includes direct relationships with farmers through the Proud Farmer Project, while its facilities carry SQF, Non-GMO Project Verified, Kosher and USDA Organic certifications.
House of Balance is a second-generation, family-operated Maryland business specializing in vibration analysis and dynamic balancing for rotating equipment. Established in 1965 after starting as a race-car speed shop, it now combines field service with a 7,000-square-foot motor, pump, and machine shop. Its working owners and small team of trained technicians serve customers across the Mid-Atlantic and beyond, handling equipment at the plant or in-house.
Since the early 2000s, Lancaster’s House of Clarendon has been creating custom cakes and desserts, with owner and cake designer Martine Cajas at the helm since 2005. The bakery is known for its award-winning wedding cakes, light mousse-topped cupcakes, and unusually thin fondant, using organic ingredients sourced from Lancaster County farms whenever possible. Head chef Mandy Bussell has been part of the kitchen team since 2016.
House of Gatsby USA makes American craft gin, distilling its Gatsby Premium Gin in small batches at List Craft Distillery in Fort Myers, Florida. Built around nine organic botanicals sourced from Florida and California, the spirit combines classic juniper with bright citrus and a distinctive golden-turmeric finish. Gatsby Gin earned a Silver Medal in the Ultra-Premium category at The Gin Masters 2026, while its Art Deco bottle received an iF Design Award in 2025.
House of Meats is a family-owned butcher shop serving Northwest Ohio since 1972, with six Toledo-area locations offering fresh meat and prepared favorites such as its homemade kielbasa. The business remains in its founding family, with third-generation co-owners Jim Meads and Kate Horner, and it also provides deer processing at its Alexis and Point Place locations. Its stores are built around an old-fashioned butcher’s-counter approach: trained staff, fair prices, and help choosing what to cook.
Founded in 2020, House of Payne Munitions makes ammunition in Central Ohio, where skilled veterans tumble-polish, hand-gauge and carefully package every round. The Ashland company supports its community by providing combat veterans with stable employment and housing when needed, and also develops custom loads tuned to an individual firearm. Through Project HOP, it supplies no-cost firearms training to active Ohio law enforcement officers.
House Wine, Inc. specializes in bringing a sweet wine with a high alcohol content (18% alc by vol). The company offers products in many different sizes to fit any style of party.
From its Marion, Ohio facility, Houser Racing makes aftermarket parts and accessories for the ATV and UTV industry, including performance chassis components and DIY roll-cage kits. Its RivTab cage system stands out with self-locating tabs that help installers fit and weld race-inspired cages without fabricating or grinding parts, while the company also supports its current Houser A-Arms with dedicated rebuild kits and replacement hardware. Houser Racing ships internationally through a network of distributors in Europe and Australia.
For more than 150 years, Pittsburgh-based Houston-Starr Company has supplied construction products, specializing in commercial doors and hardware alongside wholesale appliances, kitchen cabinets, and architectural millwork. Founded by the Houston brothers and later carried forward by the Starr family, the company has grown from a basic building-materials supplier into a regional operation with locations in Pennsylvania and Virginia. Its in-house door shop and 15,000-square-foot Pittsburgh appliance warehouse support the fast-turnaround work of contractors, remodelers, and property managers.
Founded by Luke Murnane, whose golf background includes the University of Maryland’s turfgrass program and work at Caves Valley Golf Club, Hover Greens designs golf-training products built around precision putting practice. Its signature approach pairs slope-adjustable putting greens with projection technology that gives golfers visual drills for alignment, start line, speed, and other aspects of putting. The company also makes the patent-pending Putting Calibrator, a portable aid that reveals a golfer’s natural eye alignment and helps train a repeatable setup.
Founded in 1997 by David T. Davis in an Allentown home, HoverTech International makes air-assisted transfer and positioning equipment for safer patient handling and mobility. Its HoverMatt Air Transfer Mattress established the company’s focus on reducing pressure injuries and caregiver strain, while the Etac company now also offers Molift and Etac mobility equipment across healthcare settings. Founder David Davis has supported the development of safe patient-handling standards and holds 18 patents for related devices.
Founded in 1997 in an Allentown home, HoverTech International makes safe patient-handling and mobility equipment for healthcare, best known for creating the HoverMatt air transfer mattress. Now an Etac company, it develops solutions that help prevent pressure injuries and caregiver injuries while supporting patient dignity and early mobility across hospital, outpatient, and home-care settings. Founder David T. Davis has also helped advance the field through safe-patient-handling advocacy and holds 18 patents for related devices.