Available · Listing 2540248
Full-service plumbing company, the largest in its four counties
- Revenue $5.5M (2026, projected)
- $1.2M EBITDA
- Founded 2011
- Within 70 miles of Dallas–Fort Worth
- Grew every year of its fifteen, from $40,000 in the first year to $1 million by year five and $2.5 million by year eight, without a layoff or a slow season.
- Residential service, new construction, commercial, medical gas, water treatment and utility work; Master Plumber licenses in Texas and Arkansas, with journeyman and medical-gas certifications on the team.
- Voted the region's top plumbing company eleven years running; a 4.9 Google rating and 95% customer retention across more than 1,000 active customers.
- The owner, with 22 years of running crews of 100 or more on projects such as DFW Airport and Parkland Hospital, intends to stay on with the right buyer.
- A dedicated estimating department, a larger fleet and working capital are the levers to $10 million; a 40% rise in commercial volume is available in the existing service area.
Who it suits: A strategic buyer. The seller's view is that this company belongs inside a larger trades group.
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Available · Listing 2490881
Mobile locksmith serving Dallas–Fort Worth since 2003
- Revenue $615K
- $205K SDE
- Founded 2003
- Dallas–Fort Worth
- A team of six, more than 300 commercial and residential clients, and 96% of them come back; commercial work is about three quarters of revenue, much of it on contracted fee schedules.
- Commercial and residential locksmithing, safes and automotive lockouts, run from a lean mobile base with little overhead.
- The owner has 33 years in the trade and handles dispatch, scheduling, customer contact and invoicing; the buyer will need the Texas Locksmith Manager registration to operate.
- About $17,500 of inventory at cost is included, and the seller will carry a small part of the price.
Who it suits: A licensed locksmith, or an operator who can obtain the license, with experience of commercial facilities clients.
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Under letter of intent · Listing 2478489
Asset-light logistics company, twice on the Inc. 5000
- Revenue $27M
- $1.3M EBITDA
- Founded 2013
- Dallas–Fort Worth, serving the US and Canada
- Over-the-road and less-than-truckload freight for industrial customers in specialty manufacturing, insulation, roofing and construction.
- 23 employees and seven independent agent offices under the brand; around 400 active customers, more than 20,000 shipments and almost 150 new accounts in 2025.
- A $100,000 modernization of the technology platform in early 2024 means about 30% more volume can be handled without more staff.
- Gross margin held at 15.4% while operating costs came down 15% between 2023 and 2025; adjusted EBITDA margin rose from 4.2% to 4.7%.
- A strategic acquirer could add roughly $540,000 a year in EBITDA by removing duplicated costs; management and staff expect to stay, with a 30-day training period and longer support available.
Who it suits: An acquirer already in logistics, or one with industrial and construction customers to bring.
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Under letter of intent · Listing 2280390
Two aerospace and defense precision shops, sold together with their building
- Revenue Over $2M
- Price reduced to $3.5M including land, building and equipment
- Founded More than 40 years combined
- Dallas
- Metal fabrication, CNC machining, welding and light assembly for aerospace and military customers, with AS 9100 and ISO 9100 certification and a handful of long-standing marquee accounts.
- A 17,000 sq ft facility near the main transport routes, about $1 million of specialized equipment and about $2 million of land and building, all included.
- The owner is semi-absentee, under four hours a week, with an experienced workforce and an operations manager in place.
- For sale because the owner has a $20 million service business that needs his full attention; some seller financing is possible for the right buyer.
Who it suits: A strategic buyer with overlapping work. A previous letter of intent ended by mutual agreement over fit.
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Under letter of intent · Listing 2491649
Roofing and exterior contractor, 53 years in Dallas–Fort Worth
- Revenue $7.8M
- $1.5M EBITDA
- Founded 1973
- Dallas, Tarrant, Hood, Parker, Denton and Johnson Counties
- Roof replacement, hail and storm repair, windows, gutters and light exterior remodelling; about 70% residential, 30% commercial, with an insurance-restoration channel that surges after storms.
- Work arrives by referral and repeat business, so the cost of winning a customer is low; many clients have been with the company for more than 20 years, and the phone number has not changed in 53 years.
- An A+ BBB rating, five-star Google reviews, no unresolved complaints and seven consecutive Angie's List Super Service Awards.
- A general manager, a seasoned leadership team, an eight-person sales force and twelve trusted subcontractors; bundling roofing with gutters and windows has lifted both average job size and close rates in the last year.
Who it suits: An operator or strategic buyer in roofing or home services who will keep the subcontractor and customer relationships intact.
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Under letter of intent · Listing 2407223
Government janitorial contractor with $42 million of contracts through 2029
- Revenue $15.5M (2025, projected)
- $3.8M adjusted EBITDA
- Founded 1996
- Dallas–Fort Worth
- Serves municipal and government clients only, including a 17-year relationship with Tarrant County and multi-year contracts with other large public bodies and a transit authority.
- Revenue more than doubled from $7.4 million in 2022; gross profit nearly tripled to $6.8 million; adjusted EBITDA grew from $977,000 to $3.8 million.
- Small Business Enterprise, Minority Business Enterprise and Texas HUB certifications, which carry weight in public procurement; contracts rebid on three-to-five-year cycles and transfer to the new owner.
- An executive team and project managers run the work; the owners will stay in an advisory role for up to twelve months. About $50,000 of inventory and more than $900,000 of equipment are included.
Who it suits: A facilities-maintenance company entering or expanding in DFW, or a financial buyer looking for a platform in government services.
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