For owners of commercial HVAC, hot-side, and refrigeration service businesses

We have a buyer for your commercial HVAC business. You pay nothing.

We match owners of commercial HVAC, hot-side, and refrigeration service businesses in New England and Upstate New York with a commercial HVAC and plumbing company that is actively acquiring. No cost to you.

The buyer

A New England commercial HVAC and plumbing company, actively acquiring

170+ employees and 120+ field technicians. They are acquiring commercial HVAC and plumbing businesses in their markets across New England and Upstate New York.

i.

Commercial HVAC and plumbing operators

They run commercial HVAC and plumbing service for grocery, restaurant, healthcare, and entertainment customers. They know what it takes to run a service business because they run one.

ii.

An active acquirer

They have acquired several New England service companies since 2024. One former owner is now part of their leadership team.

iii.

Financing in place

Acquisition financing is already committed, with no financing contingency. They can move quickly and close with certainty.

iv.

Your team and customers stay

Your technicians and staff stay, your customers keep seeing the same people, and your brand stays. Your role after the sale is flexible, and they take the back office off your plate.

Who’s a good fit

The buyer is looking for businesses that match this profile

Services Commercial HVAC, hot-side, and refrigeration service, with a base of recurring PM agreements.
Revenue $2M or more
EBITDA $250K or more
Customer mix 90% or more commercial
Work mix Mostly service and maintenance. Limited new construction, plan-and-spec, or prevailing wage work.
Workforce Non-union
Years in business 3 or more
Geography Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, and Upstate New York.
Not a fit Union shops. Majority residential. Majority new construction or plan-and-spec.

See if the buyer is a fit for your business.

Two minute qualifier. If there is a fit, we set up an intro call. No cost either way.