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Founded in 1973 by Tom and Sylvia Classen after they bought a Norfolk, Nebraska repair shop, Classen grew from a small metalworking business into a turf-renovation equipment brand. Its son Larry Classen helped shape the line in the early 1990s, when the company became especially associated with equipment designed for commercial and rental markets; Schiller Grounds Care acquired the brand in 2004.
Owner Mick Crowder built Classic Firearms Restorations around the idea that an old firearm carries a story worth preserving. From its Lititz shop, the company restores historically significant firearms for owners who want to recover a family heirloom’s character rather than make it look factory-new, documenting the work and researching the piece’s provenance along the way.
Classic Ink USA is a screenprinting and embroidery company based in Butler, Pennsylvania, specializing in custom apparel including t-shirts, hoodies, hats, and racewear for schools, businesses, motorsports, and events.
Since 1989, family-owned Classic Lancaster Cabinetry has been hand-building custom kitchens and cabinetry in Willow Street, Pennsylvania, rather than reselling cabinets made elsewhere. Now in its third generation, the shop brings fine woodworking to kitchens and other spaces throughout the home, with carefully spray-finished work that can include unusual treatments such as antique reproductions. Its custom kitchens serve southeastern Pennsylvania and homes across several neighboring states.
Classic Rock Fabrication is a wholesale stone fabricator serving kitchen and bath professionals, commercial customers, and homeowners through dealer partners. It fabricates custom stone surfaces at facilities in Harrisburg and Pittsburgh, and pairs production with design centers and installation services. The company says it has operated for over 15 years, with team members honing their craft as “Masters of Stone.”
With more than 25 years in the trade, Classic Tape & Packaging converts and prints carton-sealing tape and labels for packaging distributors across North America. Its three divisions span value-added tape printing, specialty converting such as die cuts and laminations, and Machbloc’s HVOF masking compound for thermal spray and high-temperature welding applications. The company works exclusively through packaging distribution, offering custom sizes, low minimums, and short lead times.
Classified Defense is an analytical firearms company known for developing its own RAT-profile barrel assemblies, designed around a Repeatable Accuracy Taper. It also supplies AR-pattern components and tools for shooters building or upgrading rifles.
Master Chocolatier Christopher Curtin is the defining force behind Éclat Chocolate, a West Chester workshop shaped by his training in Europe and Japan. Curtin was the first American to receive Germany’s Pastry Chef and Chocolatier honor in Cologne, and he brings more than two decades of study to handcrafted chocolates made on the premises. Éclat is also known for collaborations that connect chocolate with chefs, artists, and other creative partners.
Clayton Homes is a single-family home builder founded in 1956 by Jim Clayton in Tennessee, with over 70 years of homebuilding experience. The company builds modern manufactured homes, site-built homes, and CrossMod® homes, combining off-site construction with on-site methods to offer attainable homeownership. With 22,000+ team members and 59,000 homes built in 2025, Clayton focuses on quality, sustainability, and community impact.
Founded in 1999 by Regina, Daniel, and Michael Broudy, Clayton Kendall is a Pittsburgh-based corporate branded merchandise and commercial printing company. Its commercial printing operation, formerly Reed & Witting, has more than 100 years of print experience and produces customized materials for businesses, including large-format graphics. The company has grown from a six-person startup to more than 130 employees.
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Clean Heat Technologies grew out of Lalit Chordia’s supercritical-CO2 work, begun with his first company in 1990, and now brings more than 30 years of research to commercial heat-pump development. The Pittsburgh company is known for establishing a commercial-scale direct-exchange geothermal system using CO2 and designs systems for customers seeking lower-energy heating or cooling in buildings and industrial operations.
Clean World Industries has worked on environmental treatment since 1994, with a focus on biologically driven approaches that reduce pollution without relying first on conventional chemical or physical methods. It helps industrial and municipal wastewater operators improve existing treatment systems through microbial treatment support and related engineering services.
Founded in 2006, Cleanlogic makes bath and body accessories that turn everyday cleansing into exfoliating skin care, including its dual-texture body and facial tools. The company pairs that work with a Purchase to Employ initiative: sales help fund training and jobs for people with disabilities, and a significant share of its Pennsylvania facility team is made up of disabled employees. Cleanlogic also uses functional Braille on its packaging and identifies as a minority-owned business.
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Clear Align is a minority-owned, woman-owned small business founded in 2003 by former Bell Labs researchers. It is known for vertically integrated U.S. manufacturing that takes mission-critical electro-optical work from design through deployment for defense and aerospace customers, with more than 100,000 square feet of operations and over 30,000 systems fielded worldwide.
Clear Lake Lumber, Inc. is a family-owned lumber and timber services mill in Spartansburg, Pennsylvania, founded in 1973. Its 50,000-square-foot facility processes timber into lumber, and the company says it uses the full product of each log, including byproducts such as bark, chips, and sawdust.
Spun out from William Penn Performance Glass, Clear Motion Glass manufactures custom architectural glass that turns ordinary surfaces into switchable privacy windows or transparent digital displays. Its York, Pennsylvania operation produces InstaClear privacy glass and smart film alongside cvLED transparent LED systems, with products fabricated to customer specifications. Together with its parent company, Clear Motion Glass employs more than 60 professionals across more than 50,000 square feet of manufacturing space.
Clear View Mirror & Glass Co Inc is a McKeesport glass and mirror business established in 1954, serving commercial and residential customers. It repairs and installs glass products and states that it manufactures Kenbern storm doors; the business also highlights more than 65 years of experience.