Low-Voltage IT Infrastructure Installer and Supporting Services Provider
Low-Voltage IT Infrastructure Installer in the Southwest US
On NextCompany since September 30, 2026 (15 days)
Location undisclosed
Business overview
This Southwest US company installs low-voltage IT infrastructure and provides supporting services. Its work spans structured cabling, network systems, audiovisual integration, and security. The company serves government agencies, tribal nations, schools, and commercial clients. An in-house technical team manages projects from design through implementation.
The business reports $8,223,969 in gross revenue and $1,709,626 in EBITDA. It leases a 5,400 sq. ft. office and warehouse from an affiliated entity. Buyers can assume a long-term lease. The husband offers a negotiable transition period before exiting, while the wife plans to exit after the sale.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Strategic buyers seeking structured cabling, audiovisual integration, and security service capabilities.
- Buyers serving government agencies, tribal nations, schools, or commercial clients across the Southwest US.
- Buyers who value an in-house technical team that manages projects from design through implementation.
- Buyers exploring facility monitoring, fire alarms, or commercial construction partnerships.
Details
- Reason for selling
- The husband is open to a negotiable transition period prior to an eventual full exit, while the wife wishes to exit the Company post-sale.
- Real estate
- Leased
Frequently Asked Questions
The company provides copper and POL cabling, IT support, IP surveillance, and access control. Its in-house technical team handles projects from design through implementation.
The company serves government agencies, tribal nations, schools, and commercial clients across the Southwest US. It brings over 20 years of expertise in structured cabling, network systems, audiovisual integration, and security.
The business reports $8,223,969 in gross revenue. It reports $1,709,626 in EBITDA.
The business leases a 5,400 sq. ft. office and warehouse from an affiliated entity. Buyers can assume a long-term lease.
The husband is open to a negotiable transition period before his eventual full exit. The wife plans to exit the company after the sale.