In an era of digital disruption, RAMCO, LLC proves that old-school industrial service—maintaining the physical right-of-way for energy infrastructure—remains a quietly lucrative business. With just 27 employees, they're generating $15M in revenue by handling the terrain that keeps America's energy flowing.

""Full-service" isn't marketing fluff when you're literally clearing the path for energy transmission across any terrain."

• Equipment capable of handling any terrain—this is their core differentiator
• Full-service right-of-way maintenance from clearing to maintenance
• Energy industry focus with infrastructure-level clients
• President-led by Travis David with a seasoned ops team
• Low digital footprint despite high revenue—pure B2B industrial model

What makes RAMCO fascinating is what's missing: no glossy website, no aggressive SEO, no social media presence. Yet they're doing $15M with 27 people. This is a company built on relationships, specialized equipment, and the kind of industrial reliability that doesn't need a Twitter account. Their tech stack is minimal—jQuery, Bootstrap, basic analytics—which suggests they invest in field equipment, not web development. In an age of digital-first companies, RAMCO is refreshingly analog.