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BY NICOLE STRITTMATER GANNETT CENTRAL WISCONSIN AMHERST — An interna- tionally recognized environ- mental science and engineer- ing firm is headquartered in central Wisconsin’s own envi- ronment. Sand Creek Solar, which was founded in 1995, is based in both Amherst and Rhinelander but has offices across the country. Specializing in envi- ronmental consulting, services include site assessments, engi- neering and design, financial evaluations and construction oversight for the installation of solar panels and elimination of contaminants in soil and water. The company specializes in phyto technologies, which is the use of plants, specifically trees, to eliminate any contaminants in water and soil. It performs tests on a site to make sugges- tions on what needs to be done to clean the area. The company also does site cleanup. The company also provides solar site assessments by col- lecting data about energy use to see what size and kind of solar panel is the best fit for the job. It also can help a client install the panels. “We serve nationally and have had interest as far away as Europe,” said Kristi Otto, solar business management associate. Though she said the client list is confidential, the company works with several agriculture facilities in central Wisconsin. President Chris Rog started the company in Rhinelander in 1995, and shortly after Mark Dawson joined in Amherst. Other offices are in Idaho, New Mexico and Ohio. There are about seven employees in Amherst. “It’s a very collaborative com- pany. We try very hard to meet the needs of all our clients,” Otto said. Environmental consulting is company’s calling card ABOUT SAND CREEK SOLAR Address: 151 Mill St., Amherst (five loca- tions in the United States) Founded: 1995 Owners: Chris Rog of Rhinelander and Mark Dawson of Amherst Employees: Seven in Amherst Services: Sand Creek Solar is a division of Sand Creek Consultants Inc., an internation- ally recognized environmental science and engineering firm. Services include site assessments, engineering and design, financial evaluations and construction oversight. How the services are used: Specific clients are confidential, but the company works with agriculture facilities in central Wisconsin. Contact information: Call 715-824-5169, e-mail [email protected], or visit www.sandcreeksolar.com. CYANMAGENTA YELLOWBLACK WDH, September 23, PAGE Advertiser index UMR............................................................ 2 Maratech International LTD .......................... 3 Peoples State Bank...................................... 4 Cars.com .................................................... 4 Hsu Greenhouse & Landscape Supply ........ 5 Lee Ayers Jewelers ................................. 6, 7 Green Bay Packaging .................................. 8 Mid-State Technical College......................... 8 H.O. Wolding Inc........................................ 11 Wheelers of Marshfield Inc. ...................... 11 Hay Creek Pallet Co. .................................. 11 Midwest Renewable Energy Fair ................ 11 Veolia Environmental Services ................... 12 T ECHNOLOGIES T ECHNOLOGIES THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2010 GANNETT CENTRAL WISCONSIN MEDIA 1G Sustainable DOUG WOJCIK/GANNETT CENTRAL WISCONSIN Pete Arntsen is a project manager and senior hydrologist with Sand Creek Consultants at Sand Creek Solar in Amherst. BY JOY MARQUARDT FOR GANNETT CENTRAL WISCONSIN WAUSAU — A leader in the trans- lucent daylighting industry, Major Industries Inc. of Wausau has a bright future ahead. Founded in 1980, Major Industries designs and manufactures commer- cial skylighting and curtainwall sys- tems for all types of business and industry. Specializing in a translu- cent panel system, the company has grown to include more than 52,000 square feet of floor space after two major expansion projects in 1998 and 2001. In 2009, Major Industries received the Small Business of the Year Award in Manufacturing from the Wausau Region Chamber of Commerce. “Last year was our best year ever, partially because of the demand for green building,” said marketing man- ager Mark Mitchell. “With the green building movement, architects want to get more skylighting into their buildings.” Distributing products both nation- ally and internationally, Major Industries has developed applications for both residential and commercial uses. “We do quite a bit of work with schools and municipal places as well as retail and government work,” Mitchell said. The majority of the orders placed with Major Industries come from out- side the region. The company recently completed projects for the Volkswagen Training Center in Chattanooga, Tenn.; a NASA facility in Huntsville, Ala.; and the Naval Surface Warfare Center in Philadelphia. “About 99 percent of our orders come from outside of Marathon County,” Mitchell said. “Which brings us the money back into the commu- nity.” Locally, Major Industries has com- pleted translucent lighting projects for the Marathon County Historical Society, G.I. Associates, the Humane Society of Marathon County, Crystal Finishing, the Wausau Downtown Airport and Aspirus Wausau Hospital, among others. To construct natural lighting sys- tems, Major Industries often teams with other local companies such as Linetec, Crystal Finishing, Schuette Metals and Becher-Hoppe Associates, which provide everything from mate- rials to design. “They have an excellent product,” said Terry Kittson, vice president of Becher-Hoppe, a Wausau architectur- al and engineering firm that worked with Major Industries on projects for the Oneida County Airport, the Wausau Business Development Center and the Wausau Downtown Airport. “They have very good service and a good design department, and are very good to work with.” Major Industries stays on top of current trends in the natural day- lighting industry by attending con- ventions and trade shows such as the American Institute of Architects National Convention and the Greenbuild International Conference and Expo held each year. “We strive to make our product bet- ter than our competitors,” Mitchell said. “For our size, we are small enough where we can react quickly to any changes in the industry.” Major Industries sees the (day) light XAI KHA/GANNETT CENTRAL WISCONSIN Major Industries employee Josh Hahn, 37, of Weston stuffs insulation material in a panel frame in order to get it ready for shipment. Tehri Parker Age: 46 Job: Executive director of the Midwest Renewable Energy Association, which puts on one of the largest renewable energy fairs in the world. In addition to helping organize the fair, Parker manages the more than 40 instructors who teach over 200 workshops the association offers every year. When Parker started 15 years ago at the association, she was one of two employees. Now she has a staff of 18 and two offices, in Custer and in Milwaukee. Service: The association hosts more than 200 workshops on topics like solar electric, residential wind systems and alternative construc- tion. The courses are divided, like college courses, into levels: From 100-level courses for beginners to 400-level ones for advanced learners. Instructors also offer unbiased advice on renewable energy systems. — B.C. Kowalski, Gannett Central Wisconsin Midwest Renewable Energy Association employee profile ABOUT MAJOR INDUSTRIES INC. Address: 7120 Stewart Ave., Wausau Founded: 1980 Owner and president: Wayne Toenjes Employees: 75 Services: Designs and manufactures commercial skylighting and translucent curtainwall systems. Contact information: Call 715-842-4616, fax 715-848-3336 or visit www.majorskylights.com.
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  • BY NICOLE STRITTMATERGANNETT CENTRAL WISCONSIN

    AMHERST An interna-tionally recognized environ-mental science and engineer-ing firm is headquartered in central Wisconsins own envi-ronment.

    Sand Creek Solar, which was founded in 1995, is based in both Amherst and Rhinelander but has offices across the country. Specializing in envi-ronmental consulting, services include site assessments, engi-neering and design, financial evaluations and construction oversight for the installation of solar panels and elimination of contaminants in soil and water.

    The company specializes in phyto technologies, which is the use of plants, specifically trees, to eliminate any contaminants in water and soil. It performs tests on a site to make sugges-tions on what needs to be done to clean the area. The company also does site cleanup.

    The company also provides solar site assessments by col-lecting data about energy use to see what size and kind of solar panel is the best fit for the job. It also can help a client install the panels.

    We serve nationally and have had interest as far away as Europe, said Kristi Otto, solar business management associate.

    Though she said the client list is confidential, the company works with several agriculture facilities in central Wisconsin.

    President Chris Rog started the company in Rhinelander in 1995, and shortly after Mark Dawson joined in Amherst.

    Other offices are in Idaho, New Mexico and Ohio. There are about seven employees in Amherst.

    Its a very collaborative com-pany. We try very hard to meet the needs of all our clients, Otto said.

    Environmental consulting is companys calling card

    ABOUT SAND CREEK SOLARAddress: 151 Mill St., Amherst (five loca-tions in the United States)

    Founded: 1995Owners: Chris Rog of Rhinelander and Mark Dawson of Amherst

    Employees: Seven in AmherstServices: Sand Creek Solar is a division of Sand Creek Consultants Inc., an internation-ally recognized environmental science and engineering firm. Services include site assessments, engineering and design, financial evaluations and construction oversight.

    How the services are used: Specific clients are confidential, but the company works with agriculture facilities in central Wisconsin.

    Contact information: Call 715-824-5169, e-mail [email protected], or visit www.sandcreeksolar.com.

    CYANMAGENTA YELLOWBLACKWDH, September 23, PAGE

    Advertiser indexUMR. ...........................................................2

    Maratech International LTD ..........................3Peoples State Bank ......................................4Cars.com ....................................................4Hsu Greenhouse & Landscape Supply ........5

    Lee Ayers Jewelers .................................6, 7Green Bay Packaging ..................................8Mid-State Technical College .........................8H.O. Wolding Inc. .......................................11

    Wheelers of Marshfield Inc. ......................11Hay Creek Pallet Co. ..................................11Midwest Renewable Energy Fair ................11Veolia Environmental Services ...................12

    TECHNOLOGIESTECHNOLOGIESTHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2010 GANNETT CENTRAL WISCONSIN MEDIA 1G

    Sustainable

    DOUG WOJCIK/GANNETT CENTRAL WISCONSIN

    Pete Arntsen is a project manager and senior hydrologist with Sand Creek Consultants at Sand Creek Solar in Amherst.

    BY JOY MARQUARDTFOR GANNETT CENTRAL WISCONSIN

    WAUSAU A leader in the trans-lucent daylighting industry, Major Industries Inc. of Wausau has a bright future ahead.

    Founded in 1980, Major Industries designs and manufactures commer-cial skylighting and curtainwall sys-tems for all types of business and industry. Specializing in a translu-cent panel system, the company has grown to include more than 52,000 square feet of floor space after two major expansion projects in 1998 and 2001.

    In 2009, Major Industries received the Small Business of the Year Award in Manufacturing from the Wausau Region Chamber of Commerce.

    Last year was our best year ever, partially because of the demand for green building, said marketing man-ager Mark Mitchell. With the green building movement, architects want to get more skylighting into their buildings.

    Distributing products both nation-ally and internationally, Major Industries has developed applications for both residential and commercial uses.

    We do quite a bit of work with schools and municipal places as well as retail and government work, Mitchell said.

    The majority of the orders placed with Major Industries come from out-side the region. The company recently completed projects for the Volkswagen Training Center in Chattanooga, Tenn.; a NASA facility in Huntsville, Ala.; and the Naval Surface Warfare Center in Philadelphia.

    About 99 percent of our orders come from outside of Marathon County, Mitchell said. Which brings us the money back into the commu-nity.

    Locally, Major Industries has com-pleted translucent lighting projects for the Marathon County Historical Society, G.I. Associates, the Humane Society of Marathon County, Crystal Finishing, the Wausau Downtown Airport and Aspirus Wausau Hospital, among others.

    To construct natural lighting sys-tems, Major Industries often teams with other local companies such as Linetec, Crystal Finishing, Schuette Metals and Becher-Hoppe Associates, which provide everything from mate-rials to design.

    They have an excellent product, said Terry Kittson, vice president of Becher-Hoppe, a Wausau architectur-al and engineering firm that worked with Major Industries on projects for the Oneida County Airport, the Wausau Business Development Center and the Wausau Downtown Airport. They have very good service and a good design department, and are very good to work with.

    Major Industries stays on top of current trends in the natural day-lighting industry by attending con-ventions and trade shows such as the American Institute of Architects National Convention and the Greenbuild International Conference and Expo held each year.

    We strive to make our product bet-ter than our competitors, Mitchell said.

    For our size, we are small enough where we can react quickly to any changes in the industry.

    Major Industries sees the (day) light

    XAI KHA/GANNETT CENTRAL WISCONSIN

    Major Industries employee Josh Hahn, 37, of Weston stuffs insulation material in a panel frame in order to get it ready for shipment.

    Tehri ParkerAge: 46Job: Executive director of the Midwest Renewable Energy Association, which puts on one of the largest renewable energy fairs in the world. In addition to helping organize the fair, Parker manages the more than 40 instructors who teach over 200 workshops the association offers every year.

    When Parker started 15 years ago at the association, she was one of two employees. Now she has a staff of 18 and two offices, in Custer and in Milwaukee.

    Service: The association hosts more than 200 workshops on topics like solar electric, residential wind systems and alternative construc-tion. The courses are divided, like college courses, into levels: From 100-level courses for beginners to 400-level ones for advanced learners. Instructors also offer unbiased advice on renewable energy systems.

    B.C. Kowalski, Gannett Central Wisconsin

    Midwest Renewable Energy Association

    employee profile

    ABOUT MAJOR INDUSTRIES INC. Address: 7120 Stewart Ave., Wausau Founded: 1980Owner and president: Wayne ToenjesEmployees: 75 Services: Designs and manufactures commercial skylighting and translucent curtainwall systems.Contact information: Call 715-842-4616, fax 715-848-3336 or visit www.majorskylights.com.

  • CYANMAGENTA YELLOWBLACKWDH, September 23, PAGE

    MADE IN CENTRAL WISCONSIN 2G THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2010

    TRAVEL GUARDAddress: 3300 Business Park DrivePresident and CEO: Dean SivleyServices: More than 12,000 travel companies through virtually every distribution channel in the travel industry sell Travel Guard insurance.Employees: About 630 at the Stevens Point headquartersContact: 715-345-1041; e-mail: webmaster@travel guard.com; www.travelguard.com RETTLER CORP.Address: 3317 Business Park DriveOwner: Rick RettlerServices: Rettler Corp. is a landscape architect firm that has developed projects across Wisconsin, Minnesota and Illinois.Employees: About 20Contact: 715-341-2633; e-mail: [email protected]; www.rettler.com PORTESI ITALIAN FOODS INC. Address: 3201 Business Park DriveOwner: Joseph MitchServices: Pizza that is sold throughout Wisconsin and MinnesotaEmployees: About 20Contact: 715-344-7974; e-mail: [email protected]; www.portesi.net ORTHO MOLECULAR PRODUCTSAddress: 3017 Business Park DriveOwners: Gary Powers, CEO in Illinois; Aaron Bartz, presi-dent in Illinois; Dean Kramer, vice president of operations in Stevens PointServices: Produces nutrition-al solutions for use by health-care providers nationwide, developing supplements intended to help patients get better faster. The operations facility is in Stevens Point, where product is made and shipped. The business start-ed in a basement in Amherst, where the CEO, president and vice president are from. They are now looking to expand into Canada. Employees: 65 in Stevens PointContact: 715-342-9881;

    www.orthomolecularproducts.com BOLDT CO.Address: 2901 Business Park DriveArea manager: Jay WagnerServices: The Boldt Co. offers construction solu-tions general contracting and designing. There are 13 regional offices across the country. Employees: SixContact: 715-295-3400; e-mail: [email protected]; www.theboldtcompany.com MADA CUSTOM APPAREL AND SPORTING GOODS LLCAddress: 5533 Clems Way Owners: Joe and Karen MilanowskiServices: A collection of custom apparel lines for business, casual and athletic

    wear. Locations in Stevens Point and Wisconsin Rapids. Distributes nationally. Employees: About 10 in Stevens Point, 13 total, including Wisconsin RapidsContact: 715-341-1773; e-mail: [email protected] or [email protected]; www.madacustom.com THE HOSTEL SHOPPEAddress: 3201 John Joanis DriveOwners: Rolf and Barbara GarthusServices: A retail store that sells recumbent bikes, as well as other types, and does repairs. It also makes Volae recumbent bikes.Employees: About 20Contact: 715-341-2453;e-mail: [email protected]; www.hostelshoppe.com

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    S T E V E N S P O I N T Three companies make recumbent bicycles in the United States. One is in Florida. Another is in Kansas.

    And the third is in Stevens Point.

    Hostel Shoppe owner Rolf Garthus started Volae Recumbent Bicycles at his bike shop in 2003 after deciding the perfect recum-bent just wasnt out there.

    I had sold basically every recumbent bike that was being built, Garthus said. I saw a lot of good ideas on different bikes, but not all of the ideas were on one bike. I took the good ideas from a bunch of dif-ferent bikes and put them on one.

    Most of the issues Garthus wanted to address with the Volae line were pretty technical, Garthus said chain management, seat design, cockpit design, steering geometry hard to see, but all contribute to the perfect recumbent, which is sold all over the U.S. as well as overseas.

    Recumbent bikes are dif-ferent from regular bikes. Instead of sitting on top of a frame, the rider pedals while reclining, which can be easier for people who have physical limitations.

    When the company first started, its frames were built in Seattle and the bikes were assembled at the Hostel Shoppe. The frame building is done at Waterford Precision Cycles in Waterford, which used to be a Schwinn Paramount factory. Now, more than 50 percent of each bike is made in Wisconsin, includ-ing the frame and its paint.

    Volae recumbants are one of the few bikes with powder coating, which

    Garthus said is more eco-friendly and durable than traditional paint. Jay Goska Painting and Powder Coating in Wisconsin Rapids impressed Garthus with its smooth finish, unusual for a process typi-cally employed in farm implements.

    And in turn, Goskas com-pany uses the bikes on the front page of its website.

    Its tougher than a wet coat, very environmen-tally friendly and theres no excess waste, Garthus said.

    The company draws most of its employees from the Hostel Shoppe assem-bling bikes for Volae is one of the jobs assigned to its employees, either for a full shift or as a time filler when the shop is slow.

    Bike shop owner sells gear, builds own product

    ABOUT HOSTEL SHOPPE AND VOLAEAddress: 3201 John Joanis Drive, Stevens PointFounded: Hostel Shoppe in 1974; Volae in 2003Owner: Rolf Garthus Number of employees: 20Products: Manufactures and assembles a line of recum-bent bicycles. The store also stocks two-wheeled bicycles, bicycle accessories and some winter recreation products such as skis, snowboards, helmets and clothing.

    How and where products are used: Volae bikes are sold throughout the United States, Canada and, occasionally, overseas.

    Contact information: Call 715-341-2453, e-mail [email protected], or visit www.hostelshoppe.com.

    DOUG WOJCIK/GANNETT CENTRAL WISCONSIN

    Leon Anderson makes adjustments to a Volae recumbent bike being assembled at the Hostel Shoppe in Stevens Point.

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    MADE IN CENTRAL WISCONSINTHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2010 3G

    AIR COMMUNICATIONS OF CENTRAL WISCONSINAddress: 2430 Industrial St. Services: Sells and ser-vices por table two-way radios, mobile two-way radios, pagers, temperature monitoring systems and air space gas monitors.Contact: 800-472-9551 or 715-424-3050; fax 715-424-3052; e-mail: [email protected]; www.aircommcentral.com. BDT INC.Address: 600 25th Ave. N.Owners: Daniel Dix and David DixServices: Manufactures a full line of equipment for cranberry growers, from harvest to packag-ing, machining, welding, fabrication, engineering, contract manufacturing, plasma cutting, hydraulic system designs, steel sales and odd jobs. Employees: 10 Contact: 715-421-0090 or 800-448-6861; e-mail: [email protected]; www.bdt-fab.com. FEY PUBLISHING CO.Address: 910 29th Ave. N.Owner: Donald Gasch Services: Offers digital and offset printing of bro-chures, saddle-stitched books, bound books, fold-ers and por tfolios, calen-dars, doorknob hangers, specialty mailers, enve-lopes, posters, letterhead and business cards, annual repor ts, catalogs, and magazines for commercial customers. Employees: 55Contact: 715-422-4810; fax 715-423-3818; e-mail: [email protected]; www.feypub.com. G&K SERVICESAddress: 2111 Industrial St.Services: Rents, leases and sells uniforms, protec-tive clothing, custom cor-porate workwear, floorcare and other facility service products to businesses.Contact: 715-421-1137; e-mail: [email protected]; www.gkservices.com. HALRON LUBRICANTS INC.Address: 611 25th Ave. N.Services: Offers complete line of oil and air filters, automotive car wash and detailing products, wiper blades, automotive light-ing, serpentine belts to the automotive industry; dis-tributes passenger vehicle lubricants to well-known car manufacturers; a com-plete line of commercial vehicle lubricants for both the on-road and off-road commercial markets; a complete line of indus-trial lubricants and fluids; industrial hygiene supplies and chemicals; sales and installation of hoists, tanks, monitors and gauges, pumps, hose reels, and meters for bulk lubrication. Also offers: Packaged and bulk lubricant delivery; a full range of recycling ser-vices collection of used oil, used oil filters, used antifreeze, used absorbent items including pads, pil-lows, socks; preventative maintenance programs for lubrication systems and hoists; custom tank and stand fabrication; oil puri-fication services; waste oil system designs and instal-lations; oil dehydration and filtration; equipment and plant surveys; lubrication engineering services; train-

    ing cer tification and semi-nars; technical suppor t; oil sampling programs; waste handling and environmental services; marine transfers. Contact: 800-342-5766 or 715-423-8767; www.halron.com. HAESSLY & HAESSLY INC.Address: 1710 Nash Road Services: Excavating, land-scaping, trucking, ponds.Contact: 715-424-3011 IN LOVING MEMORY PET FUNERAL PARLORAddress: 2321 Industrial Cour tServices: Pet funerals and cremationContact: 715-421-2663 NAP GLADUAddress: 3211 Industrial St.Manager: Pat StofletServices: Offers manufac-turing and servicing of car-bide and diamond-cutting tools for industrial-based customersEmployees: 24 (locally)Contact: 888-221-8665; fax 715-424-1920; www.napgladu.com OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRIES INC.Ownership: CorporationAddress: 2930 Industrial St. and 3130 Industrial St.Services: Manufacturing, warehousing, and fresh-fruit processing of cranber-ries; sweetened dried cran-berries and concentratesContact: 715-423-5629; www.oceanspray.com PEPSI-COLA GENERAL BOTTLERS WISCONSINAddress: 2430 JeffersonServices: Bottling and dis-tribution of beverages.Contact: 715-423-8427. PGL PACKAGING LLCAddress: 2110 Industrial St.Manager: Greg GitterServices: Cranberry pack-aging. Employees: 20Contact: Wisconsin Cranberry Cooperative at 715-424-4593; e-mail: [email protected]; or www.wiscranber-rycoop.com. THIELE KAOLIN OF WISCONSIN INC.Address: 2111 17th Ave. N. Manager: Jim CaptainProducts: Offers clay slurry, titanium slurry and talc slurry used in paper manufacturing. Employees: Six (locally)Contact: For sales, 715-421-3340; parent company phone, 1-877-544-3322; e-mail: [email protected]; www.thielekaolin.com.

    TWEET/GAROT MECHANICAL INC.Address: 2810 Jefferson St.Manager: Greg Weinfur terServices: Offers the design, installation, and servicing of process pip-ing, sheet metal and plate fabrication, industrial ven-tilation, HVAC, and plumb-ing for the commercial, industrial and institutional marketplace. Employees: Varies during projectsContact: 715-421-0400; fax 715-421-5442; e-mail: tweet@tweet garot.com; www.tweet-garot.com UNIFIRST Address: 2400 Industrial St.Services: Rents, leases and sells uniforms, protec-tive clothing, custom cor-porate workwear, floorcare and other facility service products to businesses.Contact: 715-423-4640; www.unifirst.com. WAREHOUSE SPECIALISTSAddress: 2011 Brown St. and 1940 Jefferson St.Services: Warehousing and distributionContact: 715-423-2870; fax 715-424-4386; www.wsinc.com. WELDING SERVICES PLUS INC.Address: 2131 Industrial St. Owner: Brad FreundServices: Custom steel fabrication, structural steel fabrication, steel finishing and welding repair ser-vices.Employees: ThreeContact: 715-424-4050; e-mail: [email protected]; www.weldingservicesplus.com. WOW LOGISTICS, WISCONSIN RAPIDS COOLERAddress: 2321 Engel RoadManager: Tom BehrServices: Refrigerated warehousing and distribu-tionContact: 800-354-1641; fax 715-423-3003; 920-475-5648; e-mail: [email protected]; www.wowlogistics.com. WOW LOGISTICS, WISCONSIN RAPIDS DRY Address: 1941 Engel RoadManager: Lyle OttServices: Dry warehousing and distributionContact: 800-330-9718; fax 715-423-2909; 920-475-5640; e-mail: [email protected]; www.wowlogistics.com.

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    BY KEITH UHLIGGANNETT CENTRAL WISCONSIN

    WAUSAU Local con-struction firm The Samuels Group has been sailing through turbulent econom-ic waters with remarkable stability.

    Were kind of beating the odds in terms of whats going on around us, said Sid Samuels, 39, the firms president.

    A big part of why lies in the fact that The Samuels Group is a great deal more than a construction firm. It offers a variety of services from designing to furnish-ing commercial buildings, all of which can give the company a competitive edge.

    The Samuels Group got its start in 1993 in the Wausau area as an arm of a different company, Adolfson & Peterson Construction, based in Minnesotas Twin Cities. When Adolfson & Peterson decided to pull out of the area, one of its proj-ect managers, Sid Samuels, decided to buy the branch and start his own firm, and The Samuels Group began in 2005.

    Since then, The Samuels Group has constructed sev-eral local buildings, includ-ing the Palladian in down-town Wausau, Integrity First Bank in Wausau, and Peoples State Bank in Wausau. The company also has completed or is in the midst of building proj-ects across the Midwest, including schools, health care buildings, restaurants, government buildings and buildings for colleges.

    It started out following in the AP mode of commercial construction, but quickly expanded beyond being a builder.

    I think our basis (for growth) was focusing on the needs of our clients, Samuels said.

    That meant learning that clients wanted help before the building phases start-ed, with property develop-ment and building design. It also meant that clients also wanted help furnishing and finishing the buildings interiors once construction was complete.

    So The Samuels Group added a design depart-ment with three architects and two interior designers. It added a development department that helps cli-ents buy and develop land, and also provides help in finding financing. And it opened a commercial fur-nishing department that allows customers to buy office furniture to round out the process. The company also has opened an office in Waterloo, Iowa. Further afield, the company has built government buildings such as courthouses and administrative buildings across the state.

    The idea is to put the entire building process from a buildings idea stage to the point at which it is move-in ready in the hands of The Samuels Group, making the process seamless and efficient for the client, Samuels said.

    And were aggressive (in marketing), Samuels said.

    We have great services, great people, and were out there hunting.

    Its paying off, Samuels said. The companys rev-enue target is $40 million per year. But this year The

    Samuels Group will exceed that, with about $65 mil-lion in revenue.

    And the companys dock-et is full, with about $85 million of projects planned into the future.

    Samuels builds for the future

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    The Samuels Group specializes in building interiors, as well as working as a general contractor.

    ABOUT THE SAMUELS GROUP LLCAddress: Headquarters, 311 Financial Way, Suite 300, Wausau; Iowa office, 313 E. Fifth St., Waterloo, Iowa

    Founded: 2005Owner: Sid SamuelsNumber of employees: 80Services: Development, design, general contracting, con-struction management, architectural services, sustainable design, interior design and furnishing.

    How and where services are used: The Samuels Group has built a variety of commercial buildings across the Midwest, including schools, health care buildings, corpo-rate headquarters, retail stores, restaurants, government buildings, and industrial and manufacturing facilities. Local customers include the D.C. Everest and Wausau school districts, Peoples State Bank, Cloverbelt Credit Union, Holiday Inn in Rothschild, Breast Center of Central Wisconsin, the Palladian building and Jefferson Street parking ramp.

    Contact information: Call 715-841-1906, e-mail [email protected], or visit www.samuelsgroup.net.

    Sid Samuels is the president of The Samuels Group.

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    MADE IN CENTRAL WISCONSIN 4G

    J&D TUBE BENDERS Address: 8951 Enterprise WayCo-owners: Tom and Janet Felch, co-ownersService: Manufacture hydraulic tube lines, primar-ily for off-road construction equipment Employees: 65Contact: 715-359-2073, www.jdtube.com MELRON CORP. Address: 8110 Technology DriveOwner: Debbie Flood, ownerService: Sand cast bronze architectural hardware; pour molten metal in sand molds to create architectural hard-wareEmployees: 18Contact: 715-359-7001; [email protected]; www.melroncorp.com, NORTH AMERICAN HYDRO Address: 8310 Technology Drive Owner/local operator: Daniel PurzyckiService: Engineering and manufacturing for control pan-els of hydroelectric damsEmployees: 26Contact: 715-359-0209; www.nahydro.com WAUSAU SUPPLY Address: 7102 Commerce DriveOwners: Employee stock ownership program (employee owned) Service: Wholesale building materials Employees: 125 Contact: 715-359-2524; www.wausausupply.com K-TECH Address: 7710 Technology Drive Owners/local operators: Craig Kersemeier, Lauri Nooyen, Alan BrodjieskiService: Full service janito-rial and restoration cleaning companyEmployees: 60 Contact: 715-355-1369; www.k-techkleening.com BAERS BEVERAGE INC. Address: 7205 Zinser St.Owner: Gerald BaerService: Commercial bever-age distributionEmployees: 45Contact: 715-359-0448; www.baersbeverageinc.com MIDLAND PLASTICSAddress: 7208-A Synergy CourtBranch manager: Lynn Gliniecki Service: Distributor of plastic parts Employees: FiveContact: 715-359-8663; www.midlandplastics.com BRASS OAK CO. Information unavailable K&A MANUFACTURINGAddress: 6703 Zinser St.Owner/local operator: Bill KnightonService: Ergonomic office furniture, primarily commer-cial, sold through furniture dealers Employees: 22Contact: 715-355-0222; www.raServices.com CLEMMENT CABINETRY Address: 8311 Technology DriveOwner: Mike ClemmentService: Manufacture and installation of cabinets, coun-

    tertops for commercial and residentialEmployees: EightContact: 715-355-7100; e-mail: [email protected]; www.clementcabinetry.com CENFLEX Address: 8510 Enterprise WayOwner: Scott Sauer, ownerService: Fabricating distributor of flexible metal hose services for industrial machinery, water treatmentEmployees: 25Contact: 715-355-4344; www.cenflexinc.com APPLIED LASER TECHNOLOGIESAddress: 8404 Venture CircleOwner/local operator: Chris OsswaldService: Contract metal fab-rication Employees: 92Contact: 715-359-3002; 888-359-3002; www.aplaser.com ABSOLUTE WATER SYSTEMSInformation unavailable FUTURE SERVICES Address: 8410 Technology DriveOwner/local operator: Craig MortensenService: Manufacture ventilat-ing fans, plastic molding Employees: FourContact: 715-241-6600; www.futureServicescorp.net DUNHAM EXPRESSInformation unavailable MIDWEST INDUSTRIALSEWING CORP. Address: 6702 Venture CircleOwner: Andrew J. SmithService: Manufacture truck tarps and tie-down hardware for trucking industry, equip-ment coversEmployees: 12Contact: 715-241-7676 or 800-748-3211 LAURIK ENTERPRISESInformation unavailable WESTON WAREHOUSINGAND LEASING Address: 7005 Rickyval St.Owner/local operator: Mark PeterService: Commercial ware-housing operation Employees: OneContact: 715-359-4200; [email protected] WORLDWIDE PACKAGINGAddress: 7102 Zinser St.Owner/local operator: Craig Emenecker and J.R. BerendsenService: Packaging materials for industrial and food service companies Employees: Six

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    MADE IN CENTRAL WISCONSINTHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2010 5G

    BY JAKE MILLERGANNETT CENTRAL WISCONSIN

    WAUSAU PDM Solar is just months away from marketing its revolutionary system that uses the sun to make things cool.

    Founded in 2006 by David Baker, the company has spent four years buried in research and develop-ment, trying to create the technology to use solarther-mal energy to cool and heat homes and businesses, and to provide electricity. Its a system PDM plans to sell worldwide.

    PDM is starting simple, using its technology to har-ness the suns energy to cool milk. Ultimately, it hopes to develop the system to allow rural homeowners to live without paying for energy.

    Our goal is that if you put in our system, youll never have to pay another (electric) bill, said Howard Manske, PDMs chief finan-cial officer.

    Although many parts of the system remain a secret, the technology, including some components common-ly used in the renewable energy industry, works like this:

    The suns rays heat solar panels that have water running through them.

    The water, heated while in the panels, returns to a collection bin.

    Steam produced by the hot water generates energy in a thermal transformer (that part is the secret), creating electricity and pro-ducing heat, or cooling a refrigerant, similar to that found in a cars air condi-tioning system.

    Howard Manske, PDMs chief financial officer, said the first goal is to market the cooling technology. Dairy farming is an indus-try the company hopes will take interest, because the system could save a farmer thousands of dollars in util-

    ity bills by cooling milk.This fall, PDM will place

    its systems on several area dairy farms as part of its pilot project, Manske said.

    PDM then will focus on consistently harnessing electricity from the system.

    The systems solar pan-els typically consume about a quarter acre, making them more suitable for a rural setting or commercial buildings with open space on the roofs than for hom-eowners, at least for now.

    Initially, PDM planned to market the technol-ogy only in dry, arid areas such as the Southwest, but

    Manske said the company now believes its a feasible electricity alternative for almost any climate because PDM can harness enough solarthermal energy, including in Wisconsin, to power the system.

    Manske said if a person builds a new home and includes PDMs system, the mortgage will cost less than a traditional homes combined mortgage and utility bills.

    The benefit is you can take energy needs and sup-ply them yourself, Manske said. Youre not attached to the grid.

    PDM Solar heats up in green economy

    ABOUT PDM SOLARAddress: 100 N. 72nd Ave., WausauFounded: 2006Owner: David Baker, presidentNumber of employees: SixProducts: Solar thermal-powered cooling and electricity-generating systems.

    How and where products are used: The product still is in the research and development stage, but PDM Solar executives said they expect to begin piloting the product in central Wisconsin this fall. PDM plans to market the solar-thermal system worldwide.

    Contact information: Call 715-573-2805, e-mail [email protected], or visit www.pdmsolar.com.

    PHOTOS CONTRIBUTED BY PDM SOLAR

    PDM Solar founder David Baker stands in front of a thermal transformer at the companys Wausau facility. The company hopes its systems can eliminate energy bills.

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    MADE IN CENTRAL WISCONSIN 6G THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2010 MADE IN CENTRAL WISCONSINTHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2010 7G

    BY NICOLE STRITTMATERGANNETT CENTRAL WISCONSIN

    PLOVER Laura West, 35, of Plover grew up on a windy farm in Edgar.

    Thus began a lifelong interest in wind that put her on the path to owning two small environmental businesses in Plover.

    West owns West Winds Renewable Resources LLC, a con-sulting business, and The Green Co., which sells green products for daily use.

    Growing up, she didnt know what to do with her interest in wind. She earned a degree in psy-chology and biology from Ripon College, always thinking she would work in health care.

    Nothing related to wind or natural resources. (Wind) was just always something in the back of my mind, West said.

    She decided to switch careers in 2007 she previously worked for an accounting firm after learn-ing that the Midwest Renewable Energy Association in Custer offered courses in wind energy. She enrolled and shortly thereafter started her consulting business.

    Today, West helps residential, commercial and government cli-ents set renewable energy goals and decide whether their sites are suitable for construction of wind turbines, which can help cut energy costs. Turbines have been a tough sell lately.

    With the downturn of the econ-omy, it does affect wind turbine installations because theyre very costly, she said.

    West also makes recommenda-tions for less costly energy-saving steps such as switching to different lightbulbs or appliances.

    If they have a new appliance its much more efficient. If its 10 years or older, its probably time for them to upgrade and theyll actually save quite a bit of money, West said.

    West started The Green Co. in December 2009 in response to cli-ent requests for information about little things they could do to save energy. The Green Co., a division of West Winds, offers a wide selection of green products, such as house-wares, cleaning supplies, health and beauty items and clothing.

    We have at least doubled our inventory from the first day we opened, she said. Thats pretty amazing.

    Plover woman spins companies from wind

    PHOTOS BY DOUG WOJCIK/GANNETT CENTRAL WISCONSIN

    Laura West operates West Winds Renewable Resources LLC from her Green Co. store in Plover.

    ABOUT WEST WINDS RENEWABLE RESOURCES LLC AND THE GREEN CO.Address: 2611 Post Road, PloverFounded: West Winds, 2007; The Green Co., December 2009

    Owner: Laura West, 35, PloverEmployees: West is the sole employee.Products and services: West Winds is a wind assessment consulting business that does data analysis of a site to determine if its a good location for a wind turbine. She offers assessments for residential and non-residential clients through-out Wisconsin. The Green Co. is a retail store that sells green products for everyday use.

    How and where products and services are used: Central Wisconsin clients are primarily farmers. A cattle and horse farm in Bancroft put up two wind turbines, and she has done assessments for cranberry farmers in Wisconsin Rapids and Port Edwards.

    Contact information: 715-498-7225, e-mail [email protected], or visit www.thegreencostore.com.

    BY DEB CLEWORTHGANNETT CENTRAL WISCONSIN

    WISCONSIN RAPIDS There might be no bet-ter recommendation than when a customer decides to work for the company.

    Joe Rodriguez, a cus-tom homebuilder in the Atlanta area for almost 20 years, has a Golden Eagle home in Lake Hartwell, Ga., and now hes a dealer for the company.

    The 44-year-old business began as Golden Eagle Building Center. In 1986, 11 years before Wally and Marlace Parmeter retired and their sons, Jay and Tod, took over, the busi-ness officially became Golden Eagle Log Homes.

    The name wasnt the only change.

    The Internet really gave us access to the outside world, said Tod Parmeter, 47. It was our plan to operate the lum-beryard only for five years and funnel all that rev-enue into the log homes.

    For a while, the broth-ers ran the lumberyard by day and developed the log home business by night.

    Soon, orders started coming in from surround-ing states, and by 2000, Golden Eagle Log Homes were spreading through-out the country and the world. The company now produces more than 130 homes a year.

    In 2001, we closed the lumberyard, and everyone who was working for us in the lumberyard, then worked for Golden Eagle, Parmeter said. Nobody lost their job.

    In 2005, the company received its first order from Canada, and, just last year, its first European order in Denmark.

    Rodriguez appreciated the fact Golden Eagle homes include everything even the kitchen sink.

    A lot of companies

    just sell you logs or a shell, and you have to look for everything else, Rodriguez said.

    Rodriguez had another compliment for the com-pany: My college degree is architecture, he said. That is another thing that appealed to me was the precision of their work, their craftsmanship.

    While the company remains anchored in central Wisconsin, the Parmeters plan to keep the business expanding by adding to its 35 inde-pendent dealers.

    We want to grow it to 100 dealers in the next five years, Parmeter said.

    Golden Eagle builds on its reputation

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    Tim Pavloski keeps a close eye on a machine that cuts the logs in halves at Golden Eagle Log Homes.

    ABOUT GOLDEN EAGLE LOG HOMESAddress: 4421 Plover Road, Wisconsin RapidsFounded: 1966 by Walter and Marlace ParmeterOwners: Jay and Tod Parmeter, sons of foundersEmployees: 39 in south Wood CountyProducts and services: Log home design and constructionHow and where products are used: The company has 35 independent dealers in the United States, Canada and Europe.Contact information: Call 800-270-5025; e-mail [email protected]; or visit www.goldeneagleloghomes.com.

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    MADE IN CENTRAL WISCONSIN 8G THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2010

    BY ASHLEY A. SMITHGANNETT CENTRAL WISCONSIN

    MARSHFIELD With tens of thousands of prod-ucts made readily avail-able in any of the Nelson-Jameson warehouses, the company has become a leading distributor of any-thing and everything a food manufacturer would need.

    Were like a general store for people who man-ufacture food, said John Nelson, owner and chair-man of the board of direc-tors for Marshfield-based Nelson-Jameson. If you need a hair net, a pump or some kind of container to put things in, whatever, well have it.

    The companys president, John Lippert, calls Nelson-Jameson a one-stop shop for both large and small food manufactures.

    Food manufactures can buy most of the supplies they need from one suppli-er, said Lippert. Instead of having hundreds of suppli-ers, which is cost prohibi-tive.

    N e l s o n - J a m e s o n s Marshfield warehouse keeps over 10,000 items in stock from hand trucks and waste containers to cheese salt and dry milk with an additional 30,000 items that can be ordered by request.

    The company sells to all 50 states and in this fis-cal year sent products to 37 different countries, said Lippert. Each day it sends out up to 400 packages.

    For the most part, Nelson-Jameson remains a family business. Nelsons grandfather started the company in 1947 with Herb Jameson. Eventually it moved to Marshfield where

    Nelsons father entered into a partnership with his grandfather.

    In 1975, Nelson entered the family business and became president in 1982. His son, Adam, currently manages the companys information technology department.

    Although there are other Nelson-Jameson sites across the country Idaho, California and Pennsylvania the com-pany works to retain its roots by remaining near high dairy industry popula-tions, said Nelson.

    Weve grown through-out the country, said Nelson. We started as a supplier to cheese makers, but weve grown in terms of our mission and who we see as customers. So now anyone who manufactures food is a potential custom-er of ours.

    Distributor meets needs of food manufacturers

    ABOUT NELSON-JAMESONAddress: 2400 E. Fifth St., Marshfield

    Founded: 1947

    Owners: John Nelson, owner and chairman of the board; Jerry Lippert, president

    Number of employees: 75 in Marshfield, with employ-

    ees also at sites in Idaho, California and Pennsylvania.

    Services: Distributes prod-ucts for the food industry.

    How and where services are used: From apparel and sanitation equipment to ingredients and microbiology testing kits, the company is a

    distributor of everyday prod-ucts and parts used by thou-sands of food manufacturers including Ben & Jerrys and Marshfield-based Foremost Foods.

    Contact information: Call 1-800-826-8302, or visit www.nelsonjameson.com.

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