The 18 firms on this year’s ENR MidAtlantic Top Specialty Contractor list saw a drop in total revenue compared with the prior year’s level.

Labor and materials challenges abound, but the region’s specialty contractors still see plenty of opportunities ahead.

In the December 12 print issue, ENR California will include its annual Top Specialty Contractors ranking by both total regional revenue and by sector, featuring subcontracting firms from across California and Hawaii.

In the December 12 print issue, ENR Northwest will include its annual Top Specialty Contractors ranking by both total regional revenue and by sector, featuring subcontracting firms from across Washington, Oregon and Alaska.

Mountain States Subcontractors grow despite ‘unprecedented’ materials and labor issues.

Firms ranked in New England had large gains in 2021 revenue while those in New York and New Jersey saw declines last year.

The Tampa-based specialty contractor endured significant market turbulence aas a result of the pandemic, but is seeing the potential for plenty of work ahead into 2023 and beyond.

Even as specialty contractors in the Southeast weather supply chain issues and price spikes, they see continued growth in the years ahead.

Overall, specialty contractors in California and the Northwest reported mixed revenue totals last year, in large part due to project delays stemming from the pandemic. 

The complete rankings will appear in the December issue of ENR Mountain States.