National General Contractor | Audit & QoE Complete | Transaction-Ready
National general contractor in Texas with 50-state licenses
On NextCompany since September 3, 2026 (42 days)
TX area76 FT employees
Business overview
This general contractor delivers ground-up construction, remodels, and interior build-outs from Texas. It serves retail, restaurant, and commercial brands under licenses in all 50 states. A VP of Operations and a VP of Construction lead four project-management teams among 76 employees.
FY2026 audited revenue is $84,257,667. A July 2026 quality of earnings review validates SDE of $3,087,875. Buyers face an asking price of $23,000,000. The absentee owner is retiring. Buyers can buy the 16,875 square foot headquarters separately.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Strategic acquirers in retail and restaurant construction who need 50-state licenses.
- Absentee investors who want a contractor already led by operations and construction VPs.
- Buyers prepared to fund a $23,000,000 stock purchase of this general contractor.
- Operators who can deploy spare project-management capacity on additional jobs today.
Details
- Reason for selling
- Retirement
- Real estate
- Owned, available separately
- Monthly rent
- $33,750
Frequently Asked Questions
This company performs ground-up construction, remodels, and interior build-outs for retail, restaurant, and commercial brands. Licenses cover all 50 states for coast-to-coast work. An asset-light subcontractor model supports those jobs from Texas. That licensure supports an immediate national-account rollout.
FY2026 audited revenue is $84,257,667. That total is up 18.9%. A July 2026 quality of earnings review validates SDE of $3,087,875. Buyers face an asking price of $23,000,000. Signed backlog stands at $28.1M.
The purchase includes cash and investments plus FF&E valued at $304,173. The company carries no funded debt. Receivables sit 100% under 60 days.
Buyers purchase the headquarters separately from the operating company. The building covers 16,875 square feet on about 3 acres. A long-term lease stays in place either way. Monthly rent is $33,750.
The absentee owner is selling for retirement. A VP of Operations and a VP of Construction already lead the work. They run four project-management teams. The company employs 76 people, with about 48 on those PM teams.