Energy Sector Focused Civil, Environmental, and Erosion Control Contractor
Energy Sector Civil and Environmental Contractor in the Southeast
On NextCompany since September 30, 2026 (15 days)
Location undisclosed
General contractorEnvironmental remediationConstruction & ContractorsAgriculture, Energy & Environmental
Business overview
A Southeast contractor handles civil construction, site development, environmental restoration, and erosion control for energy projects. It serves private energy companies and contractors throughout the eastern United States. Its team works across heavy civil, renewable energy, and oil and gas pipelines. Repeat clients generated 72.0% of TTM revenue.
The company reported $24,011,792 in gross revenue and $9,043,105 in EBITDA. It owns 10.6 acres free and clear, including 12,000 square feet of office, storage, and repair facilities. The owners expect to include the property and can remain for a negotiable transition period. Potential growth avenues include larger contracts and expansion into the central and western United States.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Strategic acquirers in heavy civil construction seeking energy sector work across the eastern United States.
- Buyers seeking an environmental restoration contractor with a substantial share of revenue from repeat clients.
- Operators seeking a civil contractor with 10.6 owned acres expected to accompany the sale.
Details
- Reason for selling
- The owners are seeking to financially de-risk and explore other opportunities post-sale. They seek to exit eventually but are willing to stay for a negotiable period.
- Real estate
- Owned, included in sale
Frequently Asked Questions
The company handles civil construction, land management, site development, environmental restoration, and erosion control. It serves private energy companies and contractors throughout the eastern United States.
The company reported $24,011,792 in gross revenue and $9,043,105 in EBITDA. Repeat clients generated 72.0% of TTM revenue.
The company owns 10.6 acres free and clear. The property includes 12,000 square feet of office, equipment storage, and repair facilities. The owners expect to include it in the sale.
The owners want to reduce their financial risk and explore other opportunities after the sale. They seek an eventual exit but can stay for a negotiable period.
The company identifies larger contracts as one growth avenue. It also sees potential to expand into the central and western United States.