Commercial HVAC&R. 2025 SDE $1,134,095. The company is GROWING fast due to consistent Excellent Performance and Infrastructure! Seller owned real estate included with the sale of the business (Dec...
For nearly forty years, this firm has been the go-to provider of evaporative cooling systems in the Coachella Valley by offering unparalleled sales, installation, and service. As the owner prepares...
Asking Price: $150,000 (Book of Business Sale) 2024 Revenue: ~$535,000 Years in Business: 30+ years Business Description This Inland Empire-based HVAC company has been providing residential and light...
Established HVAC Business - Susanville, CA This well-established HVAC business has been serving the Susanville community since 2017, building a strong reputation for high-quality work and friendly...
This HVAC company services residential and commercial accounts. The asking price includes a truck, equipment assets and inventory for daily operations. We service all brands of heating and air...
This business has a track record since 1980 serving the residential and commercial market with a full service Plumbing,HVAC and Electrical Installation, Service and Repair. The business assets are...
Amazing opportunity to own a residential HVAC company serving Los Angeles. They are 70% residential, 30% commercial and <5% refrigeration. The accounting software used is QuickBooks, payroll is...
Established in 2003, this profitable turnkey HVAC business for sale is a rare opportunity to own and award winner HVAC company with a dominant presence in both residential and commercial markets. With...
Step into a rare, cash-flowing HVAC business with 26+ years of market dominance, a bulletproof recurring revenue base, and untapped expansion potential that could double your income in year one. This...
This business grew and transitioned over the years, from primarily a restaurant equipment repair company to primarily a refrigeration and HVAC service company. The owner has worked with several patent...
Service agreements and annual maintenance plans increase predictable revenue and valuation stability.
A healthy balance between installation (new systems) and service/repairs improves resilience and margins.
Residential, commercial, or mixed portfolios affect risk and growth potential.
Experienced, well-trained technicians reduce owner dependency and transition risk.
Strong demand planning during peak summer and winter seasons supports consistent performance.
Local reputation, online ratings, and referral flow directly impact lead generation.
Proper certifications, insurance, and regulatory compliance help in value retention.
Install jobs can fluctuate. Recurring service contracts are more valuable long term.
If key technicians leave after the sale, revenue may decline quickly.
Poor cash flow planning during off-peak months can create liquidity pressure.
Old service vehicles, tools, and diagnostic equipment may require immediate investment.
Inventory, payroll, and emergency call capacity require proper funding.
Heavy reliance on a few large commercial accounts increases risk.
Smaller HVAC companies may range from a few hundred thousand dollars to several million, depending on revenue, profitability, equipment, and customer base.
Well-managed HVAC companies can generate strong margins, especially those with recurring maintenance contracts and efficient technician scheduling.
Smaller HVAC businesses often trade based on SDE multiples, while larger companies may be valued using EBITDA. Multiples vary by growth, size, and market conditions.
Yes. Demand typically increases during extreme weather months, so strong cash flow management is important.
In most cases, service vehicles, tools, and essential equipment are included, but buyers should confirm details during due diligence.
The process often takes 60 to 120 days or longer, depending on financing, licensing transfer, inspections, and legal review.
