Commercial Roofing with Crews in TX and OK

Within their commercial sector, approximately 80% of their work involves flat roofs or TPO (Thermoplastic Olefin) roofs, while the remaining 20% pertains to metal roofing. This roofing company based in Dallas, Texas, specializes in various roofing services primarily for commercial clients with only 2% being residential customers. Their range of services include: Damage Assessment, Roof Replacement, and Roof Restoration. Their expertise covers: metal roofing, single-ply retrofit roofing, elastomeric roofing, flat and low-slope commercial and industrial roofing, and energy-efficient coating. The company does not maintain a physical office space; which keeps overhead low and contributes to the 25% profit margin. The operational team consists of a bookkeeper, a part-time office associate who assists with administrative tasks and three main crews dedicated to maintenance and installation tasks which are subcontracted. The seller plays an active role in day-to-day operations, as project management and labor coordination. Additionally, the company performs inspections which are critical for maintaining quality assurance across projects. The current owner is approaching 70 and is planning for retirement, which presents an opportunity for potential buyers who may wish to acquire an established business with a solid reputation and client base. To ensure a smooth transition for the new owner, the seller is willing to provide training for one year. Priced at $1,250,000, this business stands out as a robust entity within its market segment due to its specialized services tailored towards commercial clients. With an aging owner looking toward retirement and ample growth opportunities through enhanced sales efforts, this business presents an attractive proposition for prospective buyers interested in entering or expanding within the roofing industry.

Dallas, TX

Commercial Roof Maintenance with Reoccurring Client Base

This highly reputable commercial roofing company has built long-term relationships with a diverse and loyal client base which includes hospitals, pharmaceutical laboratories, universities, private schools, military facilities, and various government agencies. The business does not engage in storm chasing, focusing instead on consistent, high-quality contract work with trusted institutional and commercial partners. Supported by a team of over 50 employees, operations include a Controller, HR Manager, Superintendent, two Project Managers, three Estimators, one Accounting Assistant, and 42 skilled laborers. Included in the sale are $2.2 million in assets and over $1 million in working capital, ensuring a smooth transition and solid financial footing from day one. The owner remains actively involved in oversight, working closely with the Controller and Superintendent on operations and financial management. As a show of good faith and long-term commitment, the owner is willing to carry 10–15% of the purchase price and stay on for up to one year. Priced at $5,800,000, this company is poised for a seamless transition. The business operates out of a 16,000 sq. ft. facility with 4,000 sq. ft. of office space. Currently there is no marketing or outside sales taking place, and there is a lot of untapped potential on the solar side of the business, which will greatly improve revenues and profit margins. Most of their projects are completed in less than one year, services are varied including, covering membrane roofing, metal roofing, sheet metal, and solar installation and repairs.

Fairfield County, Connecticut

Commercial Demolition focused on Interiors with Repeat Clients

The company specializes exclusively in demolition and debris removal with no renovation or build-back work. Core services include complete interior demolitions down to the studs, concrete demolition (including vault walls and slab-on-grade removal), and select exterior work such as asphalt or parking lot removal. They do not perform total demolition of buildings or structures. Operating in the Denver metro, the company’s diverse client base includes commercial contractors (30%), city and county entities (20%)—notably Denver Public Schools, and airport-related projects, with only a small portion of work (less than 1%) coming from homeowners. The team includes a senior estimator, estimator, safety coordinator, head foreman, four additional foremen, a dumpster driver, and a skilled labor crew, ensuring the business runs smoothly with experienced personnel in place. Included in the purchase price are over $345,000 in vehicles and trailers, over $160,000 in equipment, and $630,000 in accounts receivable. Additionally, this opportunity comes with over $850,000 in Backlog, nearly $800,000 in Pipeline contracts, and over $150,000 in WIP. Operations are based out of a 12,000 sq. ft. facility combining office and warehouse space for equipment storage, materials, and staff amenities. The owner remains actively involved in high-level project management, scheduling, and contract oversight. The seller is willing to remain for up to one year to support a successful transition. As an additional show of confidence in the ongoing success of the company, the seller is also offering to carry 20% of the purchase price.

Denver, CO

Civil Engineering Firm with Surveying – Focused in Educational

The current owner of this civil engineering firm is looking for a strategic growth partner and has offered to remain the equity owner if new ownership would prefer. Based in Seattle, Washington, the staff of this firm includes 3 Professional Engineers, 5 Surveyors, 2 CAD Technicians, 1 PT Structural Engineer, and 1 Office Manager. Their services include civil engineering, surveying, planning, designing, and permitting work. With an average profit margin of 31% over the past 3 years, this civil engineering firm has been able to build a diverse client base including customers from the commercial, educational, institutional, large engineering, and design fields. As well as a few customers from the residential sectors of Washington, Oregon, and Alaska. Having been established in 2006, this business is ready for new ownership to capitalize on the excellent local reputation, current partnerships, and the nearly $400,000 worth of assets included in purchase. This will allow them to not only continue the business on as it has been running, but to enjoy continued growth and new business routes.  The highly skilled team is based out of a 1,600 sq. ft. office building. Additional assets are comprised of survey equipment, digital levels, total stations, scanners, high-end computers, and a multitude of top-notch engineering software including MicroStation, InRoads, Civil 3D, and Leica Geosystems. Along with providing all civil aspects of design and construction, the company also conducts value engineering studies, involving a team of multiple disciplines that dissect a project and provide input on how to improve the function and cost; this service has proven to be indispensable in the industry. This firm has substantial connections with several important projects. Continuing to build these relationships and engaging in large projects will certainly lead to an increased client base and growth in revenue. Priced at $1,900,000, this business is primed to bring new ownership a total of $515,000 in cash flow and is ready for new ownership to continue the legacy and reputation of focus and customer service that has been established.

Seattle, Washington

Civil Engineering Firm with 100% Municipal Clients

Work closely with cities, counties, and special districts to provide expertise in various aspects of engineering related to water and wastewater systems. This includes designing, planning, and implementing infrastructure projects such as water treatment plants, sewage systems, stormwater management, and other related facilities. Civil engineering firm focused on waste water and disaster relief for suffering communities! Roughly 50% of the work they do comes from infrastructure grants, and 50% comes from referring engineering firms who lack the expertise in this niche of water and wastewater management. Their team of 11 consists of 2 Licensed Engineers, 5 Non-Licensed Engineers, and 4 in administration. They work out of a 2,600 square foot office space and have the necessary resources to accommodate their operations effectively. They primarily serve the Central Valley of California, including clients in Kern County, Modesto, and Stockton. The current owner has decided to sell the firm in order to plan for retirement. The current owner’s responsibilities include general oversight with limited direct interactions with clients. As part of the transition process, he is willing to provide a training period of 1-2 years to ensure a smooth handover of the operation. This will allow the new owners to familiarize themselves with the business operations, client base, and ongoing projects. In addition to the 1–2-year training period, the seller has offered to carry 25% of the purchase price via seller financing and an equity roll. Priced at $7,050,000, this business is primed and ready for a new owner to step in and enjoy a reputation that has been built over the last 10 years. The current owner provides light oversight, handling hiring processes, and managing invoicing. These responsibilities can be absorbed by the existing staff or delegated to new hires as the business transitions to new ownership. One of the growth opportunities lies in outsourcing the grant writing. With an increasing demand for infrastructure development and maintenance, there is significant potential for expansion in their area.

B2B Wholesale & Distribution of Legalized Consumables

This B2B business has two primary client types: smaller wholesalers and direct to shop owners. They focus mainly on Distribution and Logistics to other smaller wholesalers which make up 59% of their revenue, while 38% is sold Business to Business to multi location owners; less than 3% is sold direct to the consumer and this is intentional for research and development purposes. Services include wholesale, coordinating manufacturing, packaged development with fulfillment, and arranging logistics through 3rd party freight. They operate out of a 12,000 sq. ft. distribution facility in Southern California with a new distribution space in Florida which was added in 2023 to keep up with the growth and demand. The operations are managed by the leadership team which includes a CFO, General Manager, VP of Sales, and Retail Lead, with 2 Manufacturing Leads, Warehouse Lead, 4 Warehouse Associates, 5 In House Sales Reps, 24 Packagers, and 19 Outside Sales Reps. They do not have any drivers, all are outsourced. The goal for selling is to expand with a Strategic Buyer or Equity Group who can bring strong business acumen. The owner will remain on board for 4-5 years and is willing to do a 35% carry or equity roll combo as a sign of their vested interest in the business’s success. This business is priced at $37,000,000, producing a strong profit margin! Another growth area is in manufacturing, bringing it in house to boost productivity. Currently there are 36 States who have recognized these Low-Dose consumables as a legal product and there are projected to be another 7 states that will follow suit in the next 6-9 months. The business does not sell any traditional cannabis products but rather regulated hemp which allows them to legally sell across state lines.

Orange County, California