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High Net Diversified Painting Contractor Business for Sale

Residential and Commercial Painting Contractor

On NextCompany since September 10, 2026 (34 days)

Location undisclosedEstablished 20115 FT employees
Financial summary
Asking price
N/A
Gross revenue
$1,757,802
Cash flow (SDE)
$501,194
Inventory
$125,000
FF&E
$250,000

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Business overview

This painting contractor serves residential and commercial customers. The business has operated since 2011. It expanded into commercial projects in 2014. It now emphasizes multi-family and commercial contracts. The business reports gross revenue of $1,757,802 and cash flow of $501,194. It operates from a leased 1,600-square-foot commercial office with five employees. The company explores water treatment plant painting and epoxy flooring. The owner offers four weeks of training, with 80 hours per week.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Painting contractors seeking expansion into multi-family and commercial contracts.
  • Buyers who want an owner transition with four weeks of training at 80 hours per week.

Details

Reason for selling
The owner wants to focus on real estate investments in residential and small commercial properties, as well as travel.
Real estate
Leased

Frequently Asked Questions

The contractor performs residential and commercial painting. It increasingly focuses on multi-family and commercial contracts. It also explores water treatment plant painting and epoxy flooring.

The business reports gross revenue of $1,757,802. It reports cash flow of $501,194.

The business uses a leased 1,600-square-foot commercial office and employs five people. It reports inventory valued at $125,000. Its furniture, fixtures, and equipment carry a $250,000 value.

The owner offers four weeks of training. The training schedule covers 80 hours per week.

The seller leaves financing open for discussion. The seller requires acceptable structure and terms before committing to financing.

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