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FDNY-Approved Industrial Cleaning Co., 20+ Jobs/Month! SDE $443K

FDNY-approved industrial cleaning contractor in Kings County, NY

On NextCompany since August 30, 2026 (45 days)

NY area10 FT employees
Financial summary
Asking price
$1,800,000
Gross revenue
$1,193,916
Cash flow (SDE)
$443,616
FF&E
$100,000

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Business overview

This contractor provides B2B commercial steam cleaning and fire-safety compliance across the five boroughs of New York City. The team handles kitchen exhaust cleaning and industrial steam decontamination. FDNY lists the firm on its Approved Commercial Cooking Companies List. The owner is retiring. Ten employees staff the work. Gross revenue is $1,193,916. Cash flow is $443,616. The asking price is $1,800,000.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Owner-operators who want a New York City cleaning firm with a trained field crew.
  • Buyers who can fund a $1,800,000 purchase without seller financing.
  • Strategic acquirers in commercial kitchen exhaust cleaning and fire-safety compliance.
  • Buyers seeking repeating B2B accounts with hospitality groups and property managers.

Details

Reason for selling
Owner retiring

Frequently Asked Questions

The business provides B2B commercial steam cleaning and fire-safety compliance. The team handles code-mandated commercial kitchen exhaust cleaning. It also performs industrial steam decontamination. FDNY lists the company on the Approved Commercial Cooking Companies List.

The business serves Kings County, NY. Crews work across the five boroughs of New York City. NYC Fire Code requires commercial property managers and restaurant groups to use an approved contractor.

The asking price is $1,800,000. Gross revenue is $1,193,916. Seller's discretionary earnings are $443,616. The listed down payment is $1,600,000.

Ten employees staff the business. Technicians run overnight cleanings, route dispatch, and site closings. The owner does not do manual labor or overnight work. The owner handles customer relations, billing, and scheduling.

The owner is retiring. The owner handles customer relations, billing, and scheduling. A new owner-operator or office manager can assume those duties.

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