Signage Manufacturer & Installer for Blue-Chip Customers
Commercial Signage Manufacturer and Installer in the Western US
On NextCompany since September 30, 2026 (15 days)
Location undisclosed
Business overview
This Western US company designs, permits, fabricates, installs, and maintains commercial signage. It has operated for over 55 years. Repeat customers generate approximately 70% of annual revenue. Its customers include sports teams, municipalities, retailers, resorts, and casinos.
The company has handled stadium, high-rise, and multi-location signage projects. It reports $5,846,668 in revenue and $287,603 in EBITDA. Its approximately 24,500 sq. ft. facility has an assumable third-party lease. The owners seek retirement and offer a negotiable transition period.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Signage companies seeking a Western US operation with design, fabrication, installation, and maintenance capabilities.
- Strategic acquirers serving sports teams, municipalities, retailers, resorts, or casinos.
- Buyers pursuing recurring maintenance programs or geographic expansion in commercial signage.
Details
- Reason for selling
- The husband-and-wife owners are seeking a complete exit to pursue retirement.
- Real estate
- Leased
Frequently Asked Questions
The company designs, permits, fabricates, installs, and maintains commercial signage. Its customers include sports teams, municipalities, retailers, resorts, and casinos. It has handled stadium, high-rise, and multi-location projects.
The company reports $5,846,668 in revenue and $287,603 in EBITDA. Repeat customers generate approximately 70% of its annual revenue.
The company operates from an approximately 24,500 sq. ft. facility. A third party holds the lease, which permits assumption after a sale.
The company identifies recurring maintenance programs and geographic expansion as growth opportunities. Its current services already cover signage design through ongoing maintenance.
The husband-and-wife owners seek a complete exit to pursue retirement. They offer to stay for a negotiable transition period.