Turnkey HVAC & Sheet Metal Contractor with $5M Contract Pipeline
HVAC and sheet metal contractor serving Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky
On NextCompany since August 30, 2026 (45 days)
OH area
Business overview
This HVAC mechanical and sheet metal contractor serves Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. The contractor handles commercial installation, sheet metal work, and recurring maintenance contracts. A $5,000,000 commercial contract pipeline extends through 2027. Eleven employees include EPA and safety certified technicians, sheet metal workers, and admin support.
Gross revenue is $4,333,340. Cash flow is $491,000. The asking price is $3,000,000. The owner seeks a complete exit for medical reasons.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Strategic acquirers in HVAC seeking a Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky presence.
- Private equity groups seeking a staffed HVAC shop with contracts through 2027.
- Buyers who can fund the $3,000,000 asking price without seller financing.
- Owner-operators who can run a union shop with Sheet Metal Workers Union Local 24.
Details
- Reason for selling
- Medical Reasons
Frequently Asked Questions
The contractor performs commercial HVAC installation and sheet metal installation. Recurring preventative contracts and annual maintenance contracts add ongoing revenue. The company serves Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. Licenses in two states transfer to a new owner.
The contractor serves the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky market. The listing places the business in Ohio. This company is not relocatable. The shop keeps a Midwest commercial footprint.
The asking price is $3,000,000. Gross revenue is $4,333,340. Cash flow is $491,000. Furniture, fixtures, and equipment are valued at $363,918. The listed down payment is $3,000,000.
The sale transfers licenses, contracts, vehicles, equipment, and operational materials. The fleet includes seven service and work vans, two trucks, and one trailer. Job specific equipment and tools also transfer. The seller expects eleven employees to remain, including technicians, sheet metal workers, and admin support. The shop works with Sheet Metal Workers Union Local 24.
The owner is selling for medical reasons. The seller wants a complete exit. The seller plans that exit without a transition period. The company has operated since 2011.