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Northern California Fabrication Company for the Landfill & Biogas Recovery Industries - SC2289

Northern California fabricator of landfill and biogas recovery equipment

On NextCompany since September 1, 2026 (43 days)

CA areaEstablished 20008 FT + 1 PT employees
Financial summary
Asking price
$1,990,000
Gross revenue
$2,500,000
Cash flow (SDE)
$400,000
EBITDA
$300,000
FF&E
$350,000

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Business overview

This Northern California company fabricates equipment for landfill gas recovery, management, and control. Products include wellheads, expansion fittings, blind flanges, well centralizers, and auto wells. A full machine shop produces custom sumps, methane strippers, manifolds, and prototypes. The business has operated since 2000. The asking price is $1,990,000. Gross revenue is $2,500,000. Cash flow is $400,000. EBITDA is $300,000.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Owner-operators who can work 30 hours per week in a fabrication shop.
  • Buyers who want a relocatable Northern California shop serving landfill gas clients.
  • Strategic acquirers in the landfill gas and dairy biogas industries.
  • Buyers who can fund a $1,492,500 down payment on the $1,990,000 asking price.

Details

Reason for selling
The Seller is selling to pursue retirement.
Real estate
No real estate
Monthly rent
$3,675

Frequently Asked Questions

The company operates in Northern California as a limited liability company. It serves the landfill and biogas recovery industries. Recent work supports the dairy biogas industry. The team holds over 80 years of combined experience.

Buyers lease a 5000 square foot shop for $3,675 a month. Real estate is not part of this sale. The operation can relocate to a new site.

Eight full-time employees and one part-time employee staff the company. The owner currently works 30 hours per week. The seller is selling to pursue retirement.

The sale includes furniture, fixtures, and equipment valued at $350,000. Inventory does not transfer. Seller financing is not part of this transaction. Buyers should plan a $1,492,500 down payment.

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