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Natural Stone Countertop Fabrication & Install

Granite and Quartz Countertop Fabrication Business in Iowa

On NextCompany since October 13, 2026 (2 days)

IA areaEstablished 1990
Building productsManufacturingSeller financing available
Financial summary
Asking price
$1,600,000
Gross revenue
$1,759,312
Cash flow (SDE)
$322,763

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Business overview

An Iowa company fabricates granite and quartz countertops for residential, commercial, and multi-family projects. It installs its products across a 250-mile territory spanning Iowa, Nebraska, and South Dakota. Eight nonunion employees work from three connected buildings with a showroom, production space, and warehouse. Vehicles, polishing machines, and wet jet saws support the operation. The owner holds the real estate separately, and an adjacent building remains optional. The business began operating in 1990. It has a $1,600,000 asking price, $1,759,312 in gross revenue, and $322,763 in cash flow. As retirement approaches, the seller offers financing and up to six months of transition support.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Operators of countertop fabrication companies seeking granite and quartz production alongside installation work.
  • Contractors serving commercial and multi-family projects across Iowa, Nebraska, and South Dakota.
  • Buyers planning an ownership transition with seller financing and up to six months of seller support.

Details

Reason for selling
Approaching retirement.
Real estate
Owned, available separately

Frequently Asked Questions

The company fabricates and installs granite and quartz countertops for residential, commercial, and multi-family projects. Its service territory spans 250 miles across Iowa, Nebraska, and South Dakota.

Three connected buildings house a showroom, production area, and warehouse. The operation uses wet jet saws, polishing machines, and vehicles. The owner holds the real estate separately, and a neighboring building remains optional.

Eight nonunion employees support the company's fabrication and installation work. The business began operating in 1990.

The seller offers up to six months of transition support and offers seller financing. The seller cites approaching retirement as the reason for the sale.

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