Most companies in construction scream for attention. OLH Inc. whispers. With $32.5M in revenue and just 112 employees, they've built an empire without the digital noise. This isn't a tech startup—it's a stealth operator in the $1.7 trillion construction industry.

"They're not building a digital brand—they're building bridges, railroads, and infrastructure. The website is an afterthought, not a strategy."

• Built a $32M business with 112 people (that's $290K revenue per employee)
• Dominates infrastructure niches: utility, railroad, and construction services
• Uses basic tech stack (jQuery, Bootstrap) because they don't need to impress investors
• Leads are inbound, not acquired—42% direct traffic proves it
• Leadership team has decades of industry experience, not startup pedigrees

The tech stack tells the real story: jQuery, Bootstrap, Cloudflare. This isn't a company trying to be a tech startup—it's a construction firm that happens to have a website. The lack of structured data, the absence of social profiles, the minimal traffic—all point to a business that wins on execution, not digital presence. For founders and investors, this is a masterclass in focusing on the core business rather than vanity metrics.