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High-Growth Tampa Bay Fencing Company | Semi-Absentee

Tampa Bay fencing company with crew-based residential and commercial work

On NextCompany since September 1, 2026 (43 days)

Tampa, FL
Fencing & decksHome & Commercial ServicesSeller financing availableAbsentee-ownedRelocatable
Financial summary
Asking price
$1,500,000
Gross revenue
$3,400,000
Cash flow (SDE)
N/A
EBITDA
$405,000

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Business overview

This Tampa company installs fences in multiple materials for homes and businesses. Installation crews carry the field work on each job. The owner already keeps daily duties light. The company generates $3,400,000 in gross revenue. The seller asks $1,500,000 for the business. The company reports $405,000 in EBITDA. The seller offers 50/50 seller financing. A buyer can hire more crews to lift volume.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Buyers seeking a Tampa fencing company that already runs with light owner duties.
  • Strategic acquirers in home services who want residential and commercial fence work.
  • Buyers who can use 50/50 seller financing on the $1,500,000 price.
  • Operators who plan to add crews or expand commercial fencing work.

Details

Real estate
Owned, available separately

Frequently Asked Questions

This Tampa company installs fences in several materials. Jobs span homes and commercial properties. Field crews complete each install with a tight process. That mix lets the company price across a wide market. The company is not a franchise.

The seller asks $1,500,000 for the fencing company. The company generates $3,400,000 in gross revenue. It reports $405,000 in EBITDA. The company has grown quickly as a Tampa fencing platform. Sunbelt Business Brokers of St. Petersburg lists this sale.

The seller offers 50/50 seller financing. Alex Dunn lists the company with Sunbelt Business Brokers of St. Petersburg. The listing is not lender prequalified. The listing is not SBA prequalified. Buyers use the seller financing the owner puts on the deal.

The owner already keeps daily duties light. The company already runs under absentee ownership. Installation crews carry the field work. A tight field process keeps jobs moving. A buyer can run this as a semi-absentee home services company.

The owner holds the real estate apart from the business. Buyers acquire the fencing operation without that property. The sale excludes inventory. The sale excludes furniture, fixtures, and equipment. Buyers can relocate the company from Tampa.

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