Ervin Cable started at the dawn of the Ronald Reagan administration, performing construction and cabling for telecommunications projects. In 1980, new regulations allowed television to be distributed that was produced by companies only for their paid subscribers; this sparked a tsunami that Ervin Cable has been surfing successfully for decades…
Larkin Enterprises was founded in 1994, by Richard and Nancy Larkin. Located in Maine, the company is dedicated to teamwork and offering its clients quality service they can trust. Whether it is a need for instrumentation and control work, or filling the position of an engineer or job site manager, Larkin Enterprises will always find the right person for the job.
Low Voltage Solutions’ (LVS) experience and skilled employees work to ensure the delivery of only the best products and services in the low voltage electrical installations industry. The company is a full-service provider of low voltage infrastructures and products. It has been supplying cabling infrastructures systems for data, voice, and video along with fire alarm, audio/visual, sound, and security systems in the Chicagoland area since 1997.
Uniontown, Pennsylvania’s Casteel Corporation has provided a variety of electrical project management services to clients in America’s renewable energy, utility, shale gas and petrochemical, substation and transmission and other industries for nearly fifty years. The ever-innovative company’s expertise allows it to take on a broad range of work, backed by a safety record that is one of the best in the industry.
Founder and CEO Robert Dinkel established Sycamore Engineering in 1960, in his home state of Terre Haute, Indiana. This remains the company’s corporate headquarters with another office in Marshall, Illinois. It began as a manufacturer of electrical and mechanical control panels and has retained its original name although the focus has changed…
The MID-SHIP Group is a world leader in the transportation services industry, providing a wide range of services to shippers of industrial raw materials since 1974. With a reputation for dedication and dependability, the company has its clients’ needs covered.
Coating metals like steel and iron usually involves a process known by the disturbing title of “acid pickling.” Speaking to me from Denham Springs, Louisiana where CAP’s 50,000-square-foot state-of-the-art facility opened only three years ago, Company President Eddie Daigle is quick to point out the drawbacks of the old-school procedure. “Acid picking involves a lot of fumes and corrosion, even though there are now so called fumeless pickling; nonetheless the system is a very nasty process that’s not good for the people who do it.”
The Duke Company is an equipment rental and contractor supply company based in Rochester, New York. The locally-owned company rents a wide range of construction equipment, industrial equipment, and contractor tools from the world’s best manufacturers.
Jordi Barrenechea and his brother Luis are Skyping from one of Wire Mesh Corporation’s (WMC) six locations, this one in Conroe, Texas. “We have a set of values: work with passion, work as a unit. If we’re going to do something, we’re going to do it well. In the market that we are in, if you are not constantly improving and being more efficient, you are not going to compete.”
Celebrating its fifty-fifth year in the upper Midwest, is Construction Materials Inc., with operations in several states and a home base in Minneapolis, MN. This construction materials company supplies materials for the Highway Paving, Heavy Construction and Commercial Construction Industries. It fabricates reinforcing steel for the Commercial Construction and Heavy Construction industries as well as it manufactures Contraction and Expansion Baskets for the Highway Paving industry. Revenue currently stands at $40 million, and the company is growing at a good pace. We spoke with its President Dick Galligan.
