Under Contract
Privately Held Sewage Treatment Facility
Private sewage treatment plant serving Tulsa County, Oklahoma
On NextCompany since September 1, 2026 (43 days)
Tulsa, OKEstablished 1971
Business overview
A private sewage treatment plant operates in Tulsa County, Oklahoma. The company gathers wastewater from homes and businesses it serves. A primary treatment facility prepares the flow for waterway discharge. The business has operated since 1971.
Gross revenue is $1,690,996. EBITDA is $725,570. Buyers receive owned real estate with furniture, fixtures, and equipment. The 92-year-old owner plans to retire.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Owner-operators willing to keep this sewage plant in Tulsa County, Oklahoma.
- Buyers who can fund a purchase that does not include seller financing.
- Strategic acquirers in water treatment seeking a private sewer utility.
- Buyers prepared to work 15 hours a week with six contractors.
Details
- Reason for selling
- The owner is 92 and ready to retire.
- Real estate
- Owned, included in sale
Frequently Asked Questions
The company takes in sewage from residences and commercial users in Tulsa County. A primary treatment facility strips toxins, debris, and waste from the collected sewage. The plant then sends treated water into a waterway. Crews haul off sludge left by the treatment process.
The sale includes owned real estate with the operating company. The transaction also includes furniture, fixtures, and equipment. The purchase excludes inventory. The company maintains a wastewater transport system at its Tulsa County site.
Gross revenue is $1,690,996. EBITDA is $725,570. The listing does not include seller financing. The business has operated since 1971 as a private sewer utility in Tulsa County.
The 92-year-old owner plans to retire. That retirement plan is the stated reason for the sale. Brian Jones lists the company with Sunbelt Business Brokers of Tulsa. Buyers can inquire through that Tulsa office.
The owner works 15 hours each week at the plant. Six contractors support the sewage plant. The current owner still works in the business. A buyer should plan for some regular time on site.