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Crane 1 Services designs, fabricates, installs, modernizes, inspects, repairs, and maintains overhead crane and hoist systems, including electrical controls, structures, runways, and below-the-hook equipment. The company serves aerospace, automotive manufacturing, energy and utilities, general manufacturing, government, logistics, metals processing, mining, primary metals, and pulp and paper markets.
Crazy Baker is a neighbourhood artisan bakery rooted in North West London, with its own café and wholesale operation. Its team makes baked goods by hand for local customers and hospitality businesses across London, using fresh ingredients in its bakery and kitchens.
Crescent Print Edinburgh is an established city-centre print and copy shop handling everything from urgent single-page jobs to marketing runs in the hundreds of thousands. Its team brings many decades of combined experience across pre-press, digital and lithographic printing, with same-day work and onsite sign production making it a practical choice for Edinburgh’s events, exhibitions and Festival Fringe. The shop also has particular experience printing and binding dissertations and theses, often to tight university deadlines.
Cross Pump & Equipment Company is a Charleston, West Virginia pump supplier with a fabrication division that provides machine-shop and small-lot metal-fabrication work. Its craftsmen also repair and rebuild pumps, with particular experience in vertical turbine, centrifugal, and piston and plunger pumps.
Crown Holdings, Inc. is a global manufacturer of metal packaging, with aluminum beverage cans representing more than 60% of its business. Founded on the 1892 invention of the crown cork by William Painter, the company operates 179 plants in 39 countries and also has a substantial transit packaging business. Its products serve consumer goods markets, while its transit packaging division protects goods moving through supply chains.
CSM-Fab, Inc. is a family-owned manufacturer of rectangular HVAC duct and fittings, founded in 1980 by Lee Vance. The company grew from sheet-metal roofing and architectural-metal work into ductwork manufacturing, with stated production capacity of 15,000 pounds per day on a single shift. It also provides industrial field maintenance and emergency welding, drawing on a crew with more than 75 years of combined field experience.
Curry Brothers Monuments designs and sandblasts granite monuments and provides memorial work for families. The Curry family has sold monuments since 1950; the Curry Brothers name was adopted in 1979 when Gene Curry’s sons John, Randy, and Todd took over. The company operates from a 10,000-square-foot warehouse.
Built around a century-old family recipe, Custard Stand Food Products makes hot dog chili and chili soup from its family-run operation in Webster Springs, West Virginia. Dee and Angie Cowger founded the business in 2003 after customers of their 1991 take-out dairy bar kept asking to buy its chili, later taking the products to national grocery shelves and ABC’s *Shark Tank*. The company’s chili is made in the USA and carries the Cowgers’ women-owned, family-business identity.
Founded in 1979, East River Metals began fabricating metal enclosures, and Custom Manufacturing Services was established in 1995, combining ERM’s sheet-metal expertise with electro-mechanical assembly experience. Together, CMS and ERM manufacture custom sheet-metal products and turnkey electro-mechanical assemblies at facilities in Virginia and West Virginia; CMS also supports medium-to-high-volume fabrication while ERM focuses on small-to-medium production runs.
Founded in 2001 as a hometown business in Angier, North Carolina, Custom Smiles Dental Laboratory makes dental appliances and restorations for dental professionals. It has grown into a multi-state operation serving practices across the United States from locations in North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia, while supporting both traditional submissions and digital case workflows. The laboratory says its appliances are crafted in the USA using ADA-approved materials and backs its work with case quality checks and written-specification review.
Founded in 2013 in Fairmont, West Virginia, 4D Tech Solutions develops and rapidly prototypes technology for government and civilian customers, taking projects from research and system design through testing and technology transition. Its work is especially marked by unmanned systems and sensing, including a MEMS-mirror LiDAR product transitioned from Army Research Laboratory research and robotic platforms built for demanding field conditions. 4D is a wholly owned subsidiary of Accenture Federal Services and has delivered projects ranging from an Army-approved unmanned aircraft to more than 2,400 small robots for explosive-device defeat.
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.
Darling Ingredients collects and processes materials from the animal agriculture and food industries, converting resources that might otherwise be discarded into ingredients and renewable energy. Its operations span more than 260 facilities worldwide, where it transforms animal by-products and food residuals into products for food, feed, agriculture, and low-emission fuel markets.
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.
Dawkins On-Site Concrete supplies on-site concrete production for projects across the southeastern United States, with operations generally spanning Virginia to Texas. It has provided this service for around three decades and operates 17 facilities in the region, tailoring plant capacity and production arrangements to project schedules and specifications.
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.
Founded in 1970, Delta Cooling Towers manufactures cooling towers and related water-treatment equipment, and says it pioneered a seamless, non-corrosive polyethylene cooling tower line with its Pioneer Series. The company makes its products in the United States, with administrative offices in New Jersey and a manufacturing facility in West Virginia. Its engineered-plastic cooling towers serve comfort-cooling, industrial-process, and power-generation applications.