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Profitable Heavy-Haul Trucking | GM in Place

Heavy-haul trucking company in Houston with a general manager in place

On NextCompany since August 30, 2026 (46 days)

Houston, TXEstablished 20202 FT employees
TruckingTransportation & LogisticsSeller financing available
Financial summary
Asking price
$2,100,000
Gross revenue
$2,281,801
Cash flow (SDE)
$378,813
FF&E
$1,807,585

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Business overview

This Houston trucking company hauls heavy and oversized freight. The team also handles flatbed, step-deck, and specialized project loads. Two employees and a general manager run dispatch and billing since 2020. Gross revenue is $2,281,801. Cash flow is $378,813. The asking price is $2,100,000. Furniture, fixtures, and equipment total $1,807,585. The retiring seller offers training and transition support.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Owner-operators who want a Houston heavy-haul shop with a general manager already in place.
  • Buyers who can meet a $2
  • 100
  • 000 asking price and a $210
  • 000 down payment.
  • Strategic acquirers in trucking seeking heavy-haul

Details

Reason for selling
Retirement

Frequently Asked Questions

This Houston trucking company hauls heavy and oversized freight. The team also handles flatbed, step-deck, and specialized project loads. Repeat customers and brokers send much of the work. The shop operates in Harris County, Texas.

The asking price is $2,100,000. Gross revenue is $2,281,801. Cash flow is $378,813. The listed down payment is $210,000.

Furniture, fixtures, and equipment total $1,807,585. This Houston company uses that equipment for heavy-haul and oversized freight. The team also runs flatbed, step-deck, and project loads. The asking price is $2,100,000.

The owner is selling for retirement. The seller offers training and transition support. A general manager stays in place for the next owner. Two employees already work in the Houston shop.

An owner operates the company today. Two employees work in the shop. A general manager stays in place. The team handles dispatch, billing, and safety compliance.

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