Municipal and Commercial Construction Company
Municipal and Commercial Construction Company in the Southeast US
On NextCompany since September 30, 2026 (15 days)
Location undisclosed
Business overview
A Southeast US construction company handles renovations, tenant improvements, ground-up projects, and owner representation. Long-standing relationships with regional public agencies generate most of its revenue. The company reports $15,413,511 in gross revenue and $796,355 in EBITDA. Its bonding capacity reaches $20 million per project and $40 million aggregate.
Long-term subcontractor relationships help keep fixed overhead low. Commercial maintenance agreements and larger infrastructure projects offer growth avenues. Three shareholders seek other ventures and offer a negotiable transition period. The company can relocate after the sale.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Construction acquirers seeking long-standing relationships with regional public agencies in the Southeast US.
- Commercial contractors interested in tenant improvement work and potential maintenance agreements.
- Buyers seeking a relocatable construction company with a negotiable transition from its active owners.
Details
- Reason for selling
- Three shareholders seek to exit to pursue other business ventures.
- Real estate
- No real estate
Frequently Asked Questions
The company handles renovations, tenant improvements, ground-up projects, and owner representation in the Southeast US. Long-standing regional public-agency relationships generate most of its revenue.
The company reports $15,413,511 in gross revenue and $796,355 in EBITDA. It carries bonding capacity of $20 million per project and $40 million aggregate.
The company identifies commercial maintenance agreements and larger infrastructure projects as growth opportunities. Its long-term subcontractor relationships support low fixed overhead.
The company can relocate after the sale. Two affiliate-owned facilities total 6,500 square feet; their owners will offer neither facility for purchase or lease after the sale.
Three shareholders seek to exit and pursue other business ventures. All three active owners offer a negotiable transition period.