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Southeast TX Equipment Rentals $1.6M Inventory!

Equipment Rental and Sales Business in Southeast Texas

On NextCompany since October 13, 2026 (2 days)

TX areaEstablished 2007
Financial summary
Asking price
$2,600,000
Gross revenue
$1,694,088
Cash flow (SDE)
$452,533
Inventory
$1,590,495

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Business overview

This southeast Texas business rents construction equipment and party supplies to residential and commercial customers. It also sells and repairs equipment, including warranty work on Honda and Kohler products. The business serves approximately 60% residential and 40% commercial clients. Its 11 nonunion employees include managers and a bookkeeper. The business operates from a leased 18,000-square-foot facility on five acres. It has an outdoor shop and a showroom. The asking price is $2,600,000, with $1,694,088 in revenue and $452,533 in cash flow. The sale excludes inventory; the sellers offer financing and a standard transition period.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Operators of equipment rental businesses seeking a mix of residential and commercial customers in southeast Texas.
  • Equipment dealers with repair operations seeking Honda and Kohler warranty service work.
  • Buyers seeking seller financing and a standard transition period for an equipment business.

Details

Reason for selling
Approaching retirement and/or pursuing other interests.
Real estate
Leased

Frequently Asked Questions

The business serves approximately 60% residential and 40% commercial clients. Customers rent items ranging from party supplies to heavy construction equipment.

The business sells equipment and performs repairs alongside its rental operations. Its repair work includes Honda and Kohler warranty services.

The business operates from a leased 18,000-square-foot facility on five acres. Its outdoor shop and showroom support operations, and its 11 nonunion employees include managers and a bookkeeper.

The sale excludes inventory. Buyers should account for that exclusion when considering the $2,600,000 asking price.

The sellers offer financing and remain available for a standard transition period. They cite approaching retirement or other interests as their reasons for selling.

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