The part that makes this rare
An electrical contracting business is only as transferable as its license. Here the current owner stays on for twenty-four months as the qualifying electrician, so a buyer does not need to hold the license on day one.
The seller is also carrying the majority of the price as preferred equity in the operating company rather than as a conventional loan, and the structure is modelled to put cash in the buyer's pocket at closing.
The building sits on more than nine acres of commercially zoned land, built in 2014 and owned free and clear. That is yard, storage and expansion room most contractors rent.
The full figures, including current and pro forma cash flow, are in the package behind the agreement. Buyers should complete their own due diligence.
At a glance
| Industry | Electrical contractingHigh-voltage systems, lighting, temporary power |
|---|---|
| Location | Southern NevadaExact market disclosed after NDA |
| Established | 2010 |
| Purchase price | $1,900,000 |
| Real estate | Included in the price4,560 sq ft building on 9+ acres, built 2014, no mortgage |
| Transition | Owner stays 24 monthsAs qualifying electrician |
| Broker commissions | Paid by the seller |
| Seller financing | Preferred equity in the operating company, terms disclosed after NDA |
| Down payment to seller | |
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The business
The company handles high-voltage systems, lighting for commercial and industrial sites, and temporary power, with emergency service available around the clock. Project flow is steady and the client base is loyal.
The sale includes the operating business, its equipment and the real estate.
The owner is retiring and stays on through the transition as qualifying electrician.
Where the upside is
Who this fits
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