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For sale New Electrical Georgia

Electrical contractor for national retail brands, $1M+ EBITDA

Represented by Rajinder Golee Last reviewed

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$6,240,000Asking price
$5,185,000Gross revenue
$1,040,000Cash flow (EBITDA)

Rare opportunity to acquire a specialty commercial and industrial electrical contractor delivering projects across the Southeast, generating over $1 million in adjusted EBITDA and $6 million in annual revenue. Ownership has been substantially out of daily operations for several years, and the company has run on its own team throughout.

The company delivers the complete electrical scope on commercial and industrial construction projects, with a deep specialty in fueling and convenience retail sites: site underground, fuel systems, dispensers, area lighting, store interiors and main distribution. Work is performed under contract to general contractors building for national retail brands, and the company holds approved-vendor standing that governs who is permitted to bid the work at all. The company name, exact location and full financials are shared in the full CIM, after the NDA and a conversation with the advisor.

Rare opportunity to acquire a specialty commercial and industrial electrical contractor delivering projects across the Southeast, generating over $1 million in adjusted EBITDA and $6 million in annual revenue. Ownership has been substantially out of daily operations for several years, and the company has run on its own team throughout.

The company delivers the complete electrical scope on commercial and industrial construction projects, with a deep specialty in fueling and convenience retail sites: site underground, fuel systems, dispensers, area lighting, store interiors and main distribution. Work is performed under contract to general contractors building for national retail brands, and the company holds approved-vendor standing that governs who is permitted to bid the work at all.

Key financial highlights

  • Adjusted EBITDA: over $1 million, stated after a full market-rate charge for a replacement manager
  • Annual Revenue: $6 million
  • Revenue reaches the company through multiple general contractor payors rather than a single paying account
  • Signed, unstarted contract work in place at closing

Operational overview

The business is built to run without daily owner involvement. Estimating and bid production, field supervision, crew scheduling and office administration sit with a long-tenured team, and ownership's remaining involvement is limited to periodic phone contact. Qualifying electrical licenses are held independent of ownership across the states served, so a buyer does not need to hold an electrical license personally.

The workforce is W-2, and the company operates its own fleet from a combined office and warehouse facility. Margin is managed job by job, with work-in-progress reporting behind every open project. All work arrives inbound, off the vendor list and by referral, with no salesperson and no marketing spend. Customers deal with the team rather than with ownership, supporting a clean transition.

Growth opportunities

  • Add a dedicated sales function; the business has never employed a salesperson or spent on marketing
  • Build a recurring service and maintenance division alongside the construction book, using capability already in place
  • Re-enter fuel-system service, startup and certification work previously performed and discontinued
  • Capture rising EV charging and commercial electrification demand
  • Add field crews to take on work currently declined for capacity reasons

Reason for sale

Ownership is retiring to reclaim personal time and is seeking a buyer with the appetite to pursue growth the business has not chased.

Ideal buyer profile

This opportunity suits an established service contractor looking to add construction capability, or a trade acquirer or independent sponsor seeking a business with real team depth in place. Because licensing does not depend on the buyer, an owner without an electrical background can focus on growth rather than on the field.

Confidentiality

This is a confidential sale. Employees, customers and vendors are not aware of ownership's intent to sell. The company name, exact location and detailed financials are shared only in the full CIM, after the NDA and a conversation with the advisor. Please do not contact the business, its staff or its landlord directly.

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Location
Georgia
Inventory
Parts and materials inventory is included in the sale and is physically counted at cost on the day of closing.
Real estate
Leased. The facility is available for purchase or long-term lease at the buyer's election. Real estate is priced separately from the business and terms are shared in the full CIM.
Building SF
Office and warehouse space sized to current operations. Details shared in the full CIM.
Lease expiration
Occupancy terms will be confirmed as part of the transaction.
Employees
An experienced office team, a field supervisor, and a W-2 field workforce. Headcount is shared in the full CIM.
Year established
Long established. Founding history is shared in the full CIM.
Facilities
Office and warehouse space with parking for the company fleet, recently improved.
Competition
A very small field of contractors qualified to self-perform complete fueling-site electrical work. The technical learning curve is steep, errors are expensive and surface late, and access to the relevant approved-vendor lists is restricted. Key advantages are decades of specialty experience, prototype-build standing with a major national customer, and a senior field bench trained in this specific work.
Growth & expansion
Upside exists through a first-ever sales function, a recurring service and maintenance division, re-entry into fuel-system service and certification work, EV charging and electrification demand, and additional field capacity to absorb demand already visible.
Transition support
Transition support is included, and ownership is open to remaining available beyond the included period, subject to final terms. Ownership will consider carrying a portion of the purchase price.
Reason for selling
Ownership is retiring and seeking a buyer to pursue the company's growth.

Questions buyers ask about this

Ownership has been substantially out of daily operations for several years. Estimating, bid production, field supervision, crew scheduling and office administration are handled by a long-tenured team, and the owner’s involvement is limited to periodic phone contact. Customers already deal with the team rather than ownership, and transition support is included, with ownership open to staying available longer.

Work is performed for national retail brands, but revenue comes in through multiple general contractor payors rather than a single paying account. Signed, unstarted contract work will be in place at closing. Customer mix and concentration details are shared with qualified buyers after an NDA.

No. Qualifying electrical licenses are held independent of ownership across the states served, so a buyer does not need to hold one personally. This makes the business a fit for an established service contractor, trade acquirer or independent sponsor who wants to focus on growth rather than field work.

Yes. The seller is engaged with BizDepot and the listing is active. The company's name, detailed financials and exact location are shared in the full CIM, once you have signed the NDA and the advisor confirms it's a fit.

The name is withheld to protect the company's employees, customers and supplier relationships while the sale is underway. It is shared in the full CIM, after the NDA and a conversation with the advisor.

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