Under Contract
Commercial HVAC & Plumbing Services | Multi-State Operations
Commercial HVAC and Plumbing Services Across the Mid-Atlantic
On NextCompany since September 14, 2026 (30 days)
Location undisclosed
Business overview
This commercial HVAC and plumbing business serves customers across multiple Mid-Atlantic states. Its services span repairs, preventative maintenance, replacements, and installations. Customers include facility managers, property owners, and businesses with multiple locations. The business is under contract, with an asking price of $1,900,000.
Revenue totals $1,684,458, with adjusted cash flow of $682,417. The company has one full year of financial operating history and does not currently qualify for SBA financing. Experienced technicians perform the work, and the hands-on owner seeks to remain in operational leadership. The owner seeks a strategic buyer to support growth and preserve the company's culture, reputation, and customer-first approach.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Strategic acquirers seeking commercial HVAC and plumbing operations with an owner who wants to remain in operational leadership.
- Buyers pursuing geographic expansion, technician recruitment, and additional maintenance agreements.
Details
- Reason for selling
- The owner is seeking a strategic buyer to support the next phase of growth while preserving the Company’s culture, reputation, and customer-first approach.
Frequently Asked Questions
The business delivers commercial HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical services across multiple Mid-Atlantic states. It serves facility managers, property owners, and customers with multiple locations. Its work includes repairs, preventative maintenance, replacements, and installations.
The business carries an asking price of $1,900,000. It reports revenue of $1,684,458 and adjusted cash flow of $682,417.
The business does not currently qualify for SBA financing. It has one full year of financial operating history.
The owner seeks a strategic buyer to support the company's next growth phase while preserving its culture and reputation. The owner also wants to maintain its customer-first approach and remain in operational leadership.
The business identifies geographic expansion as a growth opportunity. It also identifies adding technicians and increasing maintenance agreements.