Full-Service, Comprehensive Landscaping Company
Landscaping and Snow Removal Company in the Rocky Mountains
On NextCompany since September 30, 2026 (15 days)
Location undisclosed
Business overview
This Rocky Mountains company provides lawn care, landscape installations, seasonal plantings, tree removal and irrigation. Snow removal and mitigation contracts add winter work. Monthly-billed, auto-renewing contracts serve over 500 active clients across commercial, high-end residential and multi-family properties. Management reports 90% client retention.
The company reports $4,511,603 in gross revenue and $565,020 in EBITDA. Ownership invested over $1.3M in custom vehicles and equipment as of 2024. The single shareholder seeks a buyer to support growth and wants to remain in their current position after the transaction.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Landscaping operators seeking monthly-billed contracts across commercial, high-end residential and multi-family properties.
- Buyers seeking a landscaping business with snow removal contracts that reduce seasonality.
- Buyers who want the current shareholder to remain involved while they pursue growth.
Details
- Reason for selling
- The single shareholder seeks a buyer to contribute to future growth, wishes to remain in their current position post-transaction, and plans an eventual full exit. Ownership is open to various deal structures.
- Real estate
- Leased
Frequently Asked Questions
The company provides lawn care, landscape installations, seasonal plantings, tree removal and irrigation. It also holds snow removal and mitigation contracts.
The company serves over 500 active clients across commercial, high-end residential and multi-family properties. It bills monthly under auto-renewing contracts, and management reports 90% retention.
The listing reports $4,511,603 in gross revenue and $565,020 in EBITDA. These figures describe the business's reported performance.
The company leases a 7,500 sq. ft. flex facility and a nearby storage and composting lot. Ownership invested over $1.3M in custom vehicles and equipment as of 2024. A buyer can take over the long-term lease.
The single shareholder seeks a buyer who can contribute to future growth. The shareholder wants to remain in their current position after the transaction and plans an eventual full exit. Ownership also welcomes various deal structures.