Industrial Process Heating Supplier & Servicer
Industrial Process Heating Supplier and Servicer in the United States and Canada
On NextCompany since September 30, 2026 (15 days)
Location undisclosed
Business overview
The company supplies and services industrial process heating and biomass combustion equipment across the United States and Canada. It serves 48 wood products customers with OEM parts and thermal oil system services. The company stocks over 200 critical parts and normally completes repairs within a 2-day turnaround. It also rebuilds specialized pumps.
Employees and subcontractors work remotely, and the company leases storage without operating facilities. Revenue totals $1,965,840, with EBITDA of $703,995. New regions and engineering partnerships offer growth avenues. The single shareholder seeks a full sale to financially de-risk and offers a short transition.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Strategic acquirers serving wood products customers who want OEM parts and thermal oil service capabilities.
- Buyers experienced with remote industrial service operations and leased parts storage.
- Engineering firms pursuing process heating partnerships and expansion into new regions.
Details
- Reason for selling
- The single shareholder is seeking to financially de-risk and intends a full sale.
- Real estate
- Leased
Frequently Asked Questions
The company supplies and services industrial process heating and biomass combustion equipment across the United States and Canada. It serves 48 wood products customers with OEM parts and thermal oil system services.
The company stocks over 200 critical parts and normally completes repairs within a 2-day turnaround. It also offers specialized pump rebuilds.
The listing reports $1,965,840 in gross revenue and $703,995 in EBITDA. Those figures describe the company's operating results.
Employees and subcontractors work remotely. The company leases storage for scraps or obsolete parts and has no operating facilities.
The single shareholder seeks a full sale to financially de-risk. The owner offers a short transition.