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Since 1995, Carriage House Furnishings has offered Amish-made solid-wood furniture from its showroom in Lancaster County’s Amish Country. Located in the former Lapps Coach Shop in Intercourse, the business showcases heirloom-style pieces handcrafted by Amish artisans, with customization available for many orders. Its collection ranges from indoor furnishings to outdoor pieces, all built around traditional woodworking and long-term use.
Founded by Frank Carson in 1958 in a Pennsylvania farm barn, Carson Helicopters now maintains and modernizes rotary-wing aircraft while designing and manufacturing composite rotor blades and other aerospace components. The Perkasie company remains led by Carson’s three sons and operates from an 81-acre campus with more than 144,000 square feet under roof, including a deep inventory of S-61 parts. Its FAA Part 145 repair station, AS9100D certification, and S-61 composite blades—used on the VH-3D Marine One program—reflect a six-decade specialization in keeping legacy helicopters flying and extending their capabilities.
Cartell is a Shippensburg, Pennsylvania manufacturer whose story began in 1975 with the industry’s first vehicle-detection system based on magnetometer technology. Today, the company builds its systems entirely in-house and tests every product multiple times before packaging, serving homeowners, security professionals, and property managers who need reliable notice when a vehicle enters a driveway.
Carter Alloys Company is a nationally active, Philadelphia-based supplier known for designing and formulating standard and custom anodes for industrial customers. With distribution centers across the United States, it provides non-ferrous metal products on a prompt basis and can tailor anodes to specific job requirements.
Founded in Akron, Ohio, in 1932, Carter Lumber is a family-owned building materials supplier serving professional builders and homeowners across 15 states. Its manufacturing operations produce made-to-order building components, including roof and floor trusses and prefabricated wall panels, alongside custom millwork capabilities. The company reports more than 180 retail locations and is the fifth-largest building materials supplier in the United States.
Founded in 1990 by HVAC contractor Andrew Carter, family-owned Carter Mechanical provides commercial mechanical construction and service from its Malvern, Pennsylvania headquarters. The company stands out for running its own on-site pipe and sheet metal fabrication shop, pairing custom fabrication with design-build work, building automation and ongoing maintenance for facilities across the Mid-Atlantic. Carter Mechanical has more than 50 full-time employees and serves projects ranging from commercial operations to universities and manufacturing facilities.
The Pallares family runs Casa Carmen as a home farm and winery on a historic property in West Grove’s Brandywine Valley. Its hillside vineyard supports handcrafted dry wines and vermouths, while the farm tasting room gathers visitors around seasonal tapas and small bites.
Since 1964, Cascades has built its identity around sustainability and the circular economy. The company is best known for its Canadian tissue business, which makes paper parent rolls and converts them for residential and professional markets.
Founded with a single location in southwestern Pennsylvania, CASCO USA has grown into a regional industrial systems company serving manufacturers across western and northeastern Pennsylvania, northeastern Ohio, northern West Virginia, and southwestern New York. Its defining approach is to evaluate compressed air as a complete plant utility, helping customers improve reliability and reduce life-cycle costs through system design and service. CASCO USA has partnered with KAESER Compressors since 1990 and is a KAESER Master Certified distributor.
Veteran-owned and operated in Pittsburgh, Casemate Technologies develops embedded computing platforms, electronic components, and custom engineering services for demanding industrial and transportation systems. Founded by combat veteran Sean Dunning, the company combines in-house design with an EN50155 test lab and specializes in extending the life of obsolete equipment through high-reliability retrofit designs. Its work also includes rugged camera systems with AI analytics for fixed and mobile applications.
Caseworks Inc has provided custom casework and millwork since 1976, with a specialty in healthcare and hospitality fixturing. Its 35,000-square-foot manufacturing facility supports projects ranging from individual fixtures to major rollouts, and the company also warehouses product when required.
Founded in 1961, Casey Equipment Corporation specializes in used steel mill equipment, with an inventory of more than 10,000 items and sales worldwide. The company sells electrical, crane, and mechanical equipment and operates rebuilding and repair shops at its Struthers, Ohio facility.
For more than 25 years, York-based Caskey has turned brands into physical experiences through wide-format graphics, vehicle wraps, custom apparel and promotional products. Its specialized installation team prepares and assembles signage and wraps at a dedicated York facility, then installs them on site, and Caskey is a 3M Preferred Graphics Installer. The company is part of The YGS Group.
Founded in 1925 as a family business in Lawrence County, Castle Builders Supply produces and supplies ready-mix and specialty concrete across western Pennsylvania. It operates a multi-plant network with mobile batching capability and a large mixer-truck fleet, serving projects ranging from residential construction to regional infrastructure. The company is part of The Lindy Group.
Founded in Greencastle in 1974 by Samuel M. Gates, Castle Machine Company is a family-owned precision machine shop that makes custom parts for manufacturers and OEMs. The business began by rebuilding Landis threading machines, expanded into CNC machining, and continues its family legacy under the Cordell family.
Founded in Rochester in 1970, Castle Products manufactures professional cleaners, lubricants and vehicle-care chemicals for automotive and other service applications. Its history is tied to the broader Finger Lakes group, which began in 1967 and has developed EPA-registered disinfectants, patented formulas and a 100,000-square-foot Rochester plant. Castle also packages automotive maintenance programs as service kits, giving its product line a distinctly shop-floor focus.
Castrol is a lubricants business whose products include oils and fluids for vehicles, industrial operations, marine applications, and power generation. The company describes its offerings as supporting operational efficiency, reliability, and equipment performance across a broad range of industries, and identifies Castrol Limited as the company name in its site footer.
Founded in 2004 when its owner began building furniture on the family farm, Casual Comfort makes hand-crafted poly outdoor furniture in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. The company combines skilled craftsmanship with precision machinery to create comfortable, low-maintenance pieces from recycled plastic lumber, backed by a 20-year residential warranty. Its marine-grade Aquatic collection is especially suited to waterside settings, while the broader line is designed for long-lived outdoor gatherings.
Casual Living Unlimited, LLC, doing business as Breezesta, manufactures premium recycled poly furniture in the USA. The company has ceased operations as of April 14, 2025, and Meridian Management Partners is administering outstanding warranty claims.
Made in Philadelphia by cat people for cat people, Cat-ion™ develops cold-plasma systems that remove pet odors. The company supplies the plasma component for litter-box makers, while its own litter box and plasma air-cleaning unit remain under development.