Full-Service Landscape, Maintenance, & Garden Firm
Caribbean Landscaping, Maintenance, and Garden Retail Business
On NextCompany since September 30, 2026 (15 days)
Location undisclosed
Business overview
This Caribbean firm designs, installs, and maintains landscapes for residential, hospitality, commercial, and public infrastructure clients. Its services include hardscaping, irrigation, and garden retail. An experienced team of 100+ personnel supports operations.
The company reports $14,229,386 in gross revenue and $4,448,179 in EBITDA. Recurring maintenance contracts generated approximately 30% of 2025 revenue. The owners expect two company-owned garden centers and office facilities totaling 5.16 acres to accompany the sale. Both owners are open to long-term roles after the sale.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Strategic landscaping operators seeking Caribbean operations across residential, hospitality, commercial, and public infrastructure markets.
- Garden retail operators seeking two company-owned centers and office facilities totaling 5.16 acres.
- Buyers seeking continuity from owners willing to remain long-term and consider various deal structures.
Details
- Reason for selling
- Two equal owners seek a buyer that can capitalize on and contribute to the Company's future growth. Both are willing to remain long-term post-sale and are open to various deal structures and responsibilities.
- Real estate
- Owned, included in sale
Frequently Asked Questions
The company provides landscape design, installation, hardscaping, irrigation, maintenance, and garden retail. It serves residential, hospitality, commercial, and public infrastructure clients through exclusively Caribbean operations.
The company reports $14,229,386 in gross revenue and $4,448,179 in EBITDA. Recurring maintenance contracts generated approximately 30% of its 2025 revenue.
The company owns two garden centers and office facilities totaling 5.16 acres. The owners expect those properties to accompany the sale.
The two equal owners seek a buyer who can contribute to the company's future growth. Both are willing to remain long-term after the sale and consider various responsibilities and deal structures.
The owners identify unmet maintenance demand and renovation upsells as growth avenues. They also see potential to expand internal soil processing into third-party sales.