Commercial Architectural Metals And Glass Contractor and Manufacturer
Commercial metals and glass contractor for Northeast general contractors
On NextCompany since September 3, 2026 (42 days)
NY area
Specialty trade contractor (other)Metal fabrication & weldingConstruction & ContractorsManufacturing
Business overview
This commercial architectural metals and glass contractor serves general contractors across the Northeast. Repeat general contractor relationships span Long Island, Queens, Brooklyn, and the Bronx. The company fabricates and installs storefront, curtainwall, architectural metals, and glass. The purely commercial book holds about $1M in signed backlog.
The business has 25+ years of operating history. Gross revenue is $1,879,000 against an asking price of $1,750,000. Cash flow is $400,000. The retiring founder offers a 3-6 month handoff of customers, vendors, and operations.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Strategic acquirers in commercial glazing or architectural metals who can scale Northeast general contractor work.
- Financial buyers prepared to add estimating capacity and pursue larger contracts.
- Owner-operators who will stay in New York and run a union-capable field model.
- Buyers who want a 3-6 month founder handoff of customers, vendors, and operations.
Details
- Reason for selling
- The founder is approaching retirement and seeking to transition ownership to a strategic or financial buyer capable of scaling the business to its historical revenue levels and beyond.
Frequently Asked Questions
The company fabricates and installs commercial storefront, curtainwall, and architectural aluminum systems. It also delivers glass, glazing, fabrication, and installation. Design-build support and value engineering sit in the mix. Project sizes range from small jobs to multi-million-dollar contracts.
The company serves general contractors across the Northeast from New York. Repeat general contractor relationships cover Long Island, Queens, Brooklyn, and the Bronx. The customer base is purely commercial. The business has 25+ years of operating history with that book.
Synergy Business Brokers lists this contractor at an asking price of $1,750,000. Gross revenue is $1,879,000. Cash flow is $400,000. The commercial book currently holds about $1M in signed backlog.
The founder approaches retirement and wants to transition ownership. The founder seeks a strategic or financial buyer. That buyer can scale the company toward historical revenue and beyond. The founder runs a 3-6 month handoff of customers, vendors, and operations.
This sale does not include seller financing. Buyers cannot relocate the contractor. The company is not a franchise. The office is not home-based, and an owner-operator model runs the work today.