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Aerial Inspection Service - $1M+ in Cash Flow 59310

Aerial inspection company serving clients across the United States

On NextCompany since September 1, 2026 (44 days)

Location undisclosed20 FT employees
Financial summary
Asking price
$6,000,000
Gross revenue
$5,666,431
Cash flow (SDE)
N/A
EBITDA
$1,021,958
FF&E
$4,000,000

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Business overview

This aerial inspection company serves clients across the United States. Pilots fly from hangars in multiple states. The business has operated for over 40 years. A team of 20 full-time employees supports the work. Gross revenue is $5,666,431. EBITDA is $1,021,958. The $6,000,000 sale includes $4,000,000 of furniture, fixtures, and equipment. The owner is retiring from this franchise.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Buyers seeking a relocatable aerial inspection franchise that serves the United States.
  • Owner-operators ready to succeed a retiring president and CFO.
  • Buyers who want an SBA-prequalified listing at a $6,000,000 asking price.
  • Acquirers who want to add bolt-on services and expand existing divisions.

Details

Reason for selling
Retirement
Real estate
No real estate

Frequently Asked Questions

The company flies aerial inspections for corporate clients throughout the United States. Crews keep a well-maintained fleet on a regular safety schedule. Advanced GPS software supports those flights. Crews stage aircraft at hangars in multiple states.

The business generates $5,666,431 in gross revenue. EBITDA is $1,021,958. Buyers face a $6,000,000 asking price and a listed down payment of $625,300. Sunbelt Business Brokers presents the listing as SBA prequalified.

The sale includes inventory. Furniture, fixtures, and equipment of $4,000,000 transfer to the buyer. The listing includes no real estate. The seller does not offer financing.

The owner is retiring. One active owner-operator serves as president and chief financial officer. That owner works remotely. Ownership wants a buyer who can raise operations and pursue growth.

The business has operated for over 40 years. It grew from a one-man operation into a team of 20 full-time employees. Loyal repeat customers and referrals support a lean marketing approach.

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