Pennsylvania Landscaping and a Material Production Company
Pennsylvania Landscaping and Material Production Companies
On NextCompany since September 8, 2026 (37 days)
PA areaEstablished 2004
Landscaping & lawn maintenanceBuilding materials & lumberDistribution & WholesaleLandscaping & Lawn Care
Business overview
These sister companies combine landscaping services with soil and mulch production in Pennsylvania. Landscaping services include hardscaping, pools, excavation, fencing, turf care, snow removal and construction. The material operation produces soil blends, mulch and topsoil, alongside stone and aggregate sales. The companies employ 34 W2 employees, and owners have transferred responsibilities to management.
The combined businesses generate revenue of $4,422,798 and cash flow of $1,149,179. The asking price totals $3,500,000. The companies share 60+ acres, with about one-third developed. The real estate carries a separate offering, with leasing possible.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Strategic acquirers seeking complementary landscaping services and soil, mulch and aggregate operations.
- Buyers seeking an established management structure after owners transferred operational responsibilities.
Details
- Real estate
- Owned, available separately
Frequently Asked Questions
The landscaping company handles hardscaping, pools, excavation, fencing, turf care, snow removal and construction. Its sister company produces soil blends, mulch and topsoil. The material operation also sells stone and aggregates, offers hauling and collects waste.
The companies report combined revenue of $4,422,798 and cash flow of $1,149,179. The offering carries an asking price of $3,500,000.
The businesses employ 34 W2 employees. The owners have transitioned responsibilities to management.
The offering treats the real estate separately, with a land valuation around $8M. The companies share 60+ acres, with about one-third developed. Leasing also represents an option.
The landscaping business has operated since 2004. The soil and mulch operation traces its roots to the early 1980s.