Full-Service Electrical Contracting and Excavation
Electrical Contracting and Excavation Companies Serving Midwest States
On NextCompany since September 30, 2026 (15 days)
Location undisclosed
Business overview
An electrical contractor and a boring and excavation company serve clients across Midwest states. The electrical contractor has operated for over four decades; the excavation company began in 2025. Together, they serve commercial, industrial, residential, agricultural, and municipal clients. Their work spans generators, solar, automation, highway electrical projects, and testing. The companies deploy their own machines to work sites.
The sellers report $22,922,886 in revenue and $3,547,038 in EBITDA, excluding the excavation company. An affiliated entity owns a 14,000-square-foot facility and offers it for sale or a long-term lease. One owner-operator offers transition support; the other plans to leave after the sale.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Electrical contractors seeking generator, solar, automation, and highway electrical capabilities across Midwest states.
- Excavation operators seeking a boring business that deploys its own machines to work sites.
- Buyers pursuing municipal bids, EV charging work, or long-term contracts.
Details
- Reason for selling
- Two owner-operators are seeking to pursue other interests outside of the Company. One is willing to remain for a transition period; the other seeks to exit post-sale.
- Real estate
- Owned, available separately
Frequently Asked Questions
The electrical contractor handles generator sales, service, and installation, plus solar, automation, highway electrical work, and testing. The companion company performs boring and excavation work.
The companies serve commercial, industrial, residential, agricultural, and municipal clients across Midwest states. They deploy their own machines to work sites.
The sellers report $22,922,886 in revenue and $3,547,038 in EBITDA. Those figures exclude the boring and excavation company.
An affiliated entity owns the 14,000-square-foot facility. It offers the property with the sale or through a long-term lease.
The two owner-operators plan to pursue interests outside the companies. One offers transition support, and the other plans to leave after the sale.