Fire Protection System Services Firm
Remote Fire Protection Engineering Firm in the Southwest U.S.
On NextCompany since September 30, 2026 (15 days)
Location undisclosed
Business overview
This remote Southwest U.S. firm designs fire protection systems and advises clients on building codes. Its work covers sprinklers, alarms, mass notification, responder radio, smoke management, and fire water utilities. The firm primarily serves lead architects across education, industrial, healthcare, high-rise, and government projects. It holds professional engineering licenses in 29 states, plus inspection and fire-system certifications.
Gross revenue totals $4,049,093, with EBITDA of $1,395,477. Adjusted EBITDA margin averaged 29.7% during 2022-2025. Both equal owners seek a full exit; one may remain long-term, and both welcome negotiable transitions. Expansion avenues include adjacent-state licenses, third-party plan review, special inspections, and testing.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Engineering groups seeking a remote fire protection practice with professional engineering licenses in 29 states.
- Code consulting firms interested in expanding into third-party plan review, special inspections, or testing.
- Buyers prepared to negotiate a transition with two equal owners seeking a full exit.
Details
- Reason for selling
- Two equal owners are seeking a full exit post-sale. One is willing to remain long-term; both are open to negotiable transition periods.
- Real estate
- No real estate
Frequently Asked Questions
The firm designs sprinkler, alarm, mass notification, responder radio, smoke management, and fire water utility systems. It also provides fire protection engineering and code consulting remotely from the Southwest U.S.
The firm reports $4,049,093 in gross revenue and $1,395,477 in EBITDA. Its adjusted EBITDA margin averaged 29.7% during 2022-2025.
The firm primarily works as a subconsultant to lead architects. Its projects span education, industrial, healthcare, high-rise, and government facilities.
The firm holds professional engineering licenses in 29 states. It also holds inspection and fire-system certifications.
Both equal owners seek a full exit after the sale. One owner may remain long-term, and both will negotiate transition periods.