Environmental Consulting & Restoration Firm
Environmental Consulting and Restoration Firm in the Southeast US
On NextCompany since September 30, 2026 (15 days)
Location undisclosed
Environmental consultingEnvironmental remediationAgriculture, Energy & EnvironmentalProfessional Services
Business overview
This Southeast US firm provides ecosystem restoration, environmental maintenance, consulting, and native plants. Recurring maintenance contracts generated 57% of 2025 revenue. Its licensed and certified team serves developers, governments, conservation organizations, utilities, and property owners. Its nurseries supply 100,000 native plants; the firm opened a second nursery in 2025.
The firm reported $11,968,010 in gross revenue and $772,838 in EBITDA. Affiliate-owned sites span 11 acres, with purchase or long-term lease options. One owner seeks retirement; the other seeks to reduce financial exposure and exit. Both owners offer a negotiable transition period.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Environmental services companies seeking restoration, consulting, and maintenance work in the Southeast US.
- Native plant growers seeking nursery operations alongside environmental services.
- Buyers seeking recurring maintenance contracts and a negotiable transition with the owners.
Details
- Reason for selling
- One owner seeks retirement; the other seeks to financially de-risk and exit the Company.
- Real estate
- Owned, available separately
Frequently Asked Questions
The firm provides ecosystem restoration, environmental maintenance, consulting, and native plants. It serves developers, governments, conservation organizations, utilities, and property owners.
The firm reports $11,968,010 in gross revenue and $772,838 in EBITDA. Recurring environmental maintenance contracts generated 57% of its 2025 revenue.
The affiliate-owned sites include 17,075 square feet of enclosed space and 155,637 square feet of nursery space on 11 acres. Buyers may purchase the sites or negotiate a long-term lease.
One owner seeks retirement, and the other seeks to reduce financial exposure and exit. Both owners offer a negotiable transition period.