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Central Florida Outdoor Equipment Supplier

Outdoor Equipment Manufacturer and Distributor in Florida

On NextCompany since October 13, 2026 (2 days)

FL area18 FT employees
Financial summary
Asking price
$4,500,000
Gross revenue
$3,776,203
Cash flow (SDE)
$358,876

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Business overview

This Florida business manufactures and distributes commercial outdoor equipment to specialty trade contractors nationwide. Commercial work accounts for 75% of revenue, residential work for 15%, and industrial work for 10%. The company offers custom contractor trailers, replacement hardware, and related supplies and services. It operates from two leased retail and production buildings and employs 18 people. Its order backlog totals $7M. The asking price is $4,500,000; gross revenue is $3,776,203, and cash flow is $358,876. The owner plans to support the transition for 3 to 6 months.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Equipment manufacturers seeking a product line that serves specialty trade contractors nationwide.
  • Distributors seeking a business with commercial customers who account for 75% of revenue.
  • Owner-operators prepared to oversee production and an existing team of 18 employees.

Details

Reason for selling
Timing, looking for new ownership to take to next level.
Real estate
Leased

Frequently Asked Questions

The company manufactures and distributes commercial outdoor equipment for specialty trade contractors. It also provides custom contractor trailers, replacement hardware, and related supplies and services.

Commercial work accounts for 75% of revenue. Residential work contributes 15%, and industrial work contributes 10%.

The company has a $7M order backlog and 18 employees. Key staff coordinate inventory and production schedules alongside other operating duties.

The business operates from two leased buildings that support retail and production work. The leases expire in 2028 and 2029.

The owner plans to stay for 3 to 6 months during the transition. The owner cites timing and seeks new ownership to take the business further.

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