Collectively, ranked firms reported a 2023 revenue gain of 25%, and they are also optimistic about opportunities in 2025.

Regional subcontractors set the groundwork for their next tranche of projects amid optimism as interest rates begin to move in their favor.

Midwest Contractors recover revenue to top pre-pandemic level.

Urban Foundation/Engineering, ENR New York’s Specialty Contractor of the Year, is known across New York City for taking on complex projects.

New York and New Jersey specialty firms enjoyed growing revenue in 2023, while New England firms struggled to keep pace.

The Southwest region has seen significant growth in the past few years, but an overall market slowdown is coming.

In the face of considerable economic concerns and the uncertainty of a presidential election, many top firms experienced revenue growth.

While disrupted supply chains, soaring material and labor costs and rising interest rates have hurled construction into choppy economic waters the last several years, the MidAtlantic’s specialty construction firms are starting to get their sea legs again.

With a four-decade record of reliability and the knack to make major projects succeed, Everett, Wash.-based Valley Electric has become the go-to electrical contractor for large-scale, hard-bid projects in the Pacific Northwest.

In the past 34 years, Tustin, Calif.-based Largo Concrete has built a reputation as one of California’s most reliable specialty contractors.