General Contractor specializing in HVAC and Mechanical Services
Tennessee HVAC and Mechanical Services Contractor
On NextCompany since September 30, 2026 (15 days)
TN area
Business overview
A Tennessee general contractor provides HVAC, mechanical contracting, sheet metal, plumbing, and maintenance services across the Mid-South. It serves education, pharmaceutical, financial services, commercial construction, and healthcare clients. The business reports $24,158,097 in revenue and $547,866 in EBITDA. As of October 30, 2024, it had $11.0 million in open contract value remaining to bill.
Four shareholders own the business, and three hold active management roles. The owners seek retirement and financial de-risking, and they offer transition support. An affiliate owns the office and warehouse separately from the business. The expected sale excludes the property, but a buyer can negotiate a long-term lease.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Strategic contractors seeking HVAC, mechanical, sheet metal, plumbing, and maintenance capabilities across the Mid-South.
- Buyers pursuing education, pharmaceutical, financial services, commercial construction, or healthcare clients.
- Acquirers interested in adjacent school districts and larger, high-margin projects.
Details
- Reason for selling
- The owners are seeking to financially de-risk and would like to retire. They are willing to stay on for a transition period.
- Real estate
- Owned, available separately
Frequently Asked Questions
The contractor provides HVAC, mechanical contracting, sheet metal, plumbing, and maintenance services. It serves clients across the Mid-South.
The business reports $24,158,097 in revenue and $547,866 in EBITDA. As of October 30, 2024, it had $11.0 million in open contract value remaining to bill.
An affiliated entity owns the office and warehouse, and the expected sale excludes the property. A buyer can negotiate a long-term lease.
The owners seek to reduce their financial exposure and retire. They are willing to stay for a transition period.
The business identifies adjacent school districts and geographic expansion as growth opportunities. It also identifies larger, high-margin projects.