While Silicon Valley chases AI unicorns, a 63-person industrial contractor in the US is solving billion-dollar infrastructure problems. Rimcor isn't a startup; it's a focused, high-margin specialist with $8.8M in revenue, proving that deep industrial expertise still wins.

"Rimcor operates in a world where your website traffic is irrelevant if your field crews are solving critical infrastructure failures."

The team structure reveals their operational focus. Key personnel include a Project Manager (Matt Spicer), a Controller (Keith Myers), a Safety Coordinator (Adam Nutt), and General Labor (Zoren Howard). This isn't a company of engineers writing code; it's a company of field experts solving physical problems. The presence of a dedicated Safety Coordinator highlights the high-risk nature of their work—industrial insulation and corrosion control—and suggests a mature operational culture.

• Revenue per employee: ~$140k (strong for industrial services)
• Zero digital marketing spend (purely referral/relationship based)
• Dedicated safety leadership (critical for high-risk operations)
• Lean management structure (Project Manager + Controller + Field Teams)