Asphalt & Concrete Repair, Maintenance, and Construction Company
Midwest Asphalt and Concrete Repair Contractor
On NextCompany since September 30, 2026 (15 days)
Location undisclosed
Business overview
The company repairs, maintains, and builds asphalt and concrete surfaces for commercial and residential properties across the Midwest. It has served the region for over 20 years. Management estimates that repeat clients account for 88% of its business, including owners of large property portfolios. The company uses infrared asphalt restoration and offers striping, landscaping, snow removal, and sewer repair.
The business reports $5,243,699 in gross revenue and $1,415,019 in EBITDA. Its gross profit margin averaged over 60% during 2020-2022. It leases a 2,000 sq. ft. facility from an affiliate, with purchase or long-term lease options for the property. The shareholder plans retirement and offers transition support; new services and focused marketing present growth opportunities.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Asphalt and concrete contractors seeking to add infrared restoration and related maintenance services in the Midwest.
- Buyers serving commercial property portfolios who value a customer base with 88% repeat clients, according to management.
- Buyers seeking a leased facility with an option to acquire the affiliated property.
Details
- Reason for selling
- The single shareholder would like to pursue retirement.
- Real estate
- Leased
Frequently Asked Questions
The company repairs, maintains, and builds asphalt and concrete surfaces for commercial and residential properties. It also offers infrared asphalt restoration, striping, landscaping, snow removal, and sewer repair.
The business reports $5,243,699 in gross revenue and $1,415,019 in EBITDA. Its gross profit margin averaged over 60% during 2020-2022.
The company serves commercial and residential properties across the Midwest. Management estimates that repeat clients account for 88% of its business, and its customers include owners of large property portfolios.
The business leases a 2,000 sq. ft. facility from an affiliate. The property can join the transaction, or the buyer can pursue a long-term lease.
The single shareholder wants to pursue retirement. The shareholder also offers support during the ownership transition.