This commercial plumbing operation serves construction projects throughout Colorado’s Front Range, with a primary focus on ground-up builds rather than service or residential work. The company is...
This Denver-area trade contractor delivers commercial plumbing services exclusively for large construction projects and has earned a strong standing among general contractors for consistent...
This recession-resistant, high-margin plumbing company offers an extraordinary opportunity for an experienced trade professional to step into a turnkey, home-based business with minimal overhead and...
More Than 32 Years in Business Here are the highlights: • Established in 1993 • Over 32 years of success • Many repeat, loyal customers • Consistent, reliable revenue • Great online reviews • Very...
This plumbing business is located in Westminster, CO and has established itself as a trusted provider of plumbing services in the area. With a reputation for quality work and reliable service, the...
Headquartered in Northern California, the Company is a full-service plumbing company specializing in all types of plumbing work serving commercial and government markets in the local market. The...
This Central California Company specializes in commercial and industrial plumbing and underground piping (onsite and offsite). The Company does both Prevailing Wage and Private Projects. They have a...
Established in 1994, this plumbing company has proudly served Santa Barbara and Ventura Counties for more than three decades. They specialize in backflow testing, repair, installation, and...
Highly profitable Los Angeles–based commercial new construction and tenant improvement plumbing contractor with $1.87 million in revenue and $604,014 in discretionary earnings is now available for...
For the past 25 years, this successful business has been dedicated to meeting the plumbing needs of customers throughout Monterey, San Benito, Santa Cruz, Santa Clara counties, and neighboring...
Ongoing repair and maintenance work creates more predictable cash flow than one-time construction projects.
A balanced combination of residential service, commercial work, and new construction reduces volatility.
Licensed, experienced plumbers in place significantly reduce transition risk.
Proper state and local licenses provide operational continuity and value preservation.
A broad mix of residential and commercial clients reduces concentration risk.
Well-maintained service vehicles, tools, and diagnostic equipment support operational efficiency.
Strong local reviews and repeat customers enhance long-term stability.
Construction cycles can fluctuate significantly, impacting job volume.
If key plumbers leave after the sale, revenue may decline quickly.
If the owner is the primary licensed operator or lead technician, transition risk increases.
Service vehicles and specialized tools require ongoing capital investment.
Payroll, parts inventory, and emergency service availability require sufficient liquidity.
Weather and seasonal factors can influence workload distribution.
Smaller plumbing companies may range from several hundred thousand dollars to a few million, depending on revenue, profitability, and assets.
Well-managed plumbing companies can generate strong margins, especially those focused on service and maintenance work.
Most small plumbing businesses trade based on SDE multiples, while larger operations may use EBITDA multiples.
Basic repair and maintenance demand tends to remain steady, though new construction activity may fluctuate with economic cycles.
In most cases, service vehicles, tools, and essential equipment are included, but buyers should confirm details during due diligence.
The acquisition process typically takes 6 to 12 months, depending on financing, licensing transfer, and legal review.
