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BRYANT'S AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING

Loxahatchee, Palm Beach County, FL, US

Established for over 20 years, this owner-operated Heating and Air Conditioning company, with no staff, has built a strong reputation for reliable, high-quality HVAC services throughout Palm Beach County. With a loyal customer base of approximately 1,400 residential and a few commercial clients, the business focuses primarily on service, installation, maintenance, and repair work. Operating with one fully equipped van, the business provides a full range of HVAC services, including: Air conditioning system diagnostics and troubleshooting Preventative maintenance and tune-ups Air handler and condenser repair/replacement Thermostat installation and repair (including smart thermostats) Ductwork inspection, repair, and replacement Refrigerant recharging and leak repair New AC system installations (split systems, package units, and ductless mini-splits) System upgrades for energy efficiency and performance Indoor air quality solutions (filters, UV lights, dehumidifiers) With consistent year-round demand, minimal overhead, and a solid base of repeat customers, this is a great opportunity for a licensed technician looking to step into ownership, or an established HVAC business looking to expand in the Palm Beach County area. Seller has taken on less work in 2025 and does no new construction.

$100,000Asking Price
$209,983Revenue
$82,064Cash Flow
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HVAC Businesses

Well Established Residential HVAC & Plumbing Serving Palm Beach County

Palm Beach County, FL, US

Extraordinary opportunity in the south eastern Florida market. They are 80% residential, 20% commercial with no refrigeration and 10% new construction. They are 70% HVAC, 30% Plumbing. They have flat rate pricing, a CRM in place and payroll is handled in-house. They have 100 maintenance agreements, accounting software used is QuickBooks and 87 changeouts in the last 12 months.

$1,600,000Asking Price
$1,788,852Revenue
$423,910Cash Flow
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Central Florida Commercial HVAC Business For Sale

FL, US

24 year old commercial HVAC company in Central Florida. Long Term Staff, Long Term Clients, and currently have more work than they can get to. 100% of revenue comes from new construction and retrofits. Great opportunity to add a service division to an already thriving and profitable construction side. If you are looking to expand into this area, this is an incredible opportunity.

$5,000,000Asking Price
$10,271,119Revenue
$1,198,741Cash Flow
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HVAC Businesses

Long Term Commercial HVAC Company in Broward County

Broward County, FL, US

Fantastic opportunity to own a commercial HVAC company servicing the Broward County area. They are 70% commercial, 30% residential. 80% of revenue comes from new construction/renovation and 20% service. The bulk of their work is with multifamily housing complexes. They have no refrigeration and flat rate pricing in place. They have 3,000 active customers in their database, have a CRM in place, as well as their accounting software used is QuickBooks.

$5,000,000Asking Price
$11,657,337Revenue
$1,388,192Cash Flow
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HVAC Businesses

Well-established HVAC, refrigeration, and pool equipment service

Broward County, FL, US

This well-established HVAC, refrigeration, and pool equipment service company represents an opportunity in the essential services sector. Founded and operated by two brothers for over 22 years, the company has built a strong reputation for reliability, technical expertise, and long-term customer relationships. Originally focused on restaurant equipment repair, the business has successfully expanded into commercial refrigeration, HVAC services, and specialized pool equipment solutions, creating a diversified and resilient revenue stream. The company generates revenue from a balanced service mix consisting of approximately: - 40% Commercial Refrigeration Services - 40% Commercial HVAC Services - 20% Pool heaters and cooling systems In addition, the company has developed a profitable niche serving pool and fountain systems, including: - Pool and fountain equipment installation - Heaters and cooling systems - Pool lighting systems - Zodiac computerized control systems The company does not build pools or provide pool cleaning services. Key Strengths - Over 22 years of continuous operation - Established reputation and strong referral base - Highly skilled and experienced technical workforce - Diversified revenue streams across multiple service sectors - Essential-service business with strong recession and pandemic resistance - Opportunities for growth through expanded marketing and service contracts - Excellent books and records. Tax returns on file Customer Base The company serves a diversified commercial customer base, including: - Restaurants with recurring service contracts - Commercial properties - Retail establishments - Hospitality-related businesses - Various commercial and institutional clients Financing The business has been prequalified by an SBA lender for financing to a qualified buyer who holds a valid HVAC contractor's license. Final loan approval remains subject to the lender's underwriting process, including buyer qualification, satisfactory due diligence, appraisal (if applicable), and all customary closing conditions.

$2,000,000Asking Price
$1,027,681Revenue
$624,337Cash Flow
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48-Year South Florida HVAC: Commercial & Residential

Miami, Miami-Dade County, FL, US

This HVAC company is a premier South Florida provider of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning services, with a 48-year track record of delivering exceptional installation, maintenance, and repair solutions to both residential and commercial clients. Renowned for its professionalism, reliability, and customer-focused approach, the company has built a strong reputation and long-standing relationships throughout South Florida. The company’s experienced and highly trained technicians service and install leading HVAC brands, including Carrier, Rheem, Ruud, Trane, Goodman, Lennox, and Ameristar. Customer & Revenue Mix Residential Customers: 60% Commercial Customers: 40% Customers on Recurring Maintenance Contracts: 35% Revenue from New & Replacement Installations and Service: 70% Revenue from Maintenance Services Only: 30% Staffing Structure The business is supported by a well-established and experienced team consisting of: 7 Full-Time Qualified Field Technicians 4 Full-Time Office Personnel, including: Owner/General Manager Spouse/Office Manager Two Administrative Staff Members are responsible for billing, scheduling, permitting, product ordering, warranty registrations, and customer support 1 Independent 1099 Contractor utilized on an as-needed basis The company maintains excellent books and records. Seller financing is available for qualified purchasers. Although not included in the asking price, the real estate, consisting of the company’s office and warehouse condominium, is available for separate purchase at $650,000. Should the buyer choose not to acquire the property, the seller is willing to facilitate a favorable long-term lease arrangement for continued occupancy and operational stability.

$350,000Asking Price
$1,355,254Revenue
$191,611Cash Flow
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Residential HVAC Serving Pinellas County

Pinellas County, FL, US

Fantastic Opportunity to own an HVAC company serving the Pinellas county area. They are 95% residential, 5% commercial, with <5% new construction and no refrigeration. There are 159 maintenance agreements in place, a CRM, and approximately 3,349 active customers in their database.

$1,100,000Asking Price
$1,305,481Revenue
$273,162Cash Flow
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Residential HVAC Serving Pasco County

Pasco County, FL, US

Fantastic opportunity to own an HVAC company serving the Pasco county area. They are 80% residential, 20% commercial with no refrigeration and <7% new construction. They have flat rate pricing in place, with 720 maintenance policies in place. Their payroll is outsourced and have a CRM in place.

$1,600,000Asking Price
$1,203,437Revenue
$470,484Cash Flow
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Palm Beach County HVAC and Electrical Company

Palm Beach County, FL, US

Remarkable opportunity to own a primarily residential heating, air and electrical company serving a consistently growing area in Northern Palm Beach County 14 years in business serving their customers 80% residential 20% light commercial 60/40 split between heating and air and electrical Majority of electrical work is with generators Service Fusion is CRM QuickBooks for accounting 190 HVAC PMA's in place 210 Generator

$1,100,000Asking Price
$1,671,530Revenue
$210,047Cash Flow
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51 Year Established HVAC 80% Commercial

FL, US

Established HVAC Contractor – 51 Years in Business Highly reputable and long-established HVAC firm with over 51 years of successful operations. Approximately 80% of revenue comes from commercial contracts, serving a prestigious and diversified client base that includes schools, universities, banks, shopping centers, condominiums, hospitals, and government buildings. The company boasts an $8 million backlog of signed contracts extending through 2025 and 2026. Management team in place, and the seller is willing to remain for an extended period to support the new owner and qualify the business with his HVAC license, if needed. The business has organized books and records and should qualify for an investment (E-2) visa. Seller financing or SBA financing available for qualified buyers. Real estate available for $600,000.

$1,000,000Asking Price
$3,009,272Revenue
$343,918Cash Flow
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Market Snapshot

National transaction benchmarks for hvac business businesses.

Under $500K

Median revenue$642k
Median cash flow$141k
Median sale price$250k
Multiple range1.2x - 2.4x

$500K to $2M

Median revenue$1.78m
Median cash flow$338k
Median sale price$850k
Multiple range2.2x - 3.4x

Over $2M

Median revenue$4.21m
Median cash flow$792k
Median sale price$3.25m
Multiple range3.4x - 5.3x

A variety of factors can cause businesses to trade outside this range, including earnings quality, operational transferability, key-person risk, growth trajectory, and geography, so a listing priced above or below the typical multiple usually reflects real differences in the underlying business.

What to know about HVAC business acquisitions

GW

By George Wellmer

Cofounder & CEO

Key diligence, valuation, financing, and transition considerations for buyers evaluating HVAC business acquisitions.

Maintenance Agreements Are the Real Asset

The most reliable indicator of HVAC business quality is the size and retention rate of its maintenance agreement (MA) base. Each MA typically generates $150-$300 in annual recurring revenue and produces 3-5x more replacement leads than non-agreement customers. Ask for MA count, renewal rate, and how long agreements have been in place. A business with 500+ active MAs and 80%+ renewal rate commands a significant premium over one without.

Flat-Rate vs Time-and-Material Pricing Matters

Businesses using flat-rate pricing are substantially more transferable than time-and-material shops. Flat-rate systems remove individual technician pricing discretion, making revenue more predictable, margins more consistent, and the business easier for a new owner to manage. When reviewing listings, flat-rate pricing is a positive signal. Time-and-material shops can be converted, but budget for a 6-12 month transition period.

License Portability Is a Deal-Critical Issue

Every state requires HVAC contractors to hold a valid license, and most are tied to a specific qualifying individual - typically the owner or a designated employee. When a business sells, the buyer must hold their own license, hire a licensed qualifier, or negotiate a transition period. Confirm the license situation early in diligence. Businesses where the owner is also the qualifier carry key-person risk that will directly affect valuation.

Residential vs Commercial Mix Changes Risk Profile

Residential HVAC businesses tend to be more transferable - customer relationships are distributed across thousands of households rather than concentrated in a few commercial accounts. Commercial-heavy businesses (50%+ commercial) warrant deeper diligence on contract terms, renewal dates, and whether contracts are assignable to a new owner. A residential business with a strong MA base and diversified customer geography is typically the most straightforward acquisition.

Understand the Seasonal Cash Flow Cycle

HVAC businesses are highly seasonal - revenue peaks in summer (cooling) and winter (heating), with shoulder months in spring and fall. Ask for monthly revenue breakdowns across at least two full years to understand the true seasonal pattern. Buyers who close during peak season may not see trough cash flow until months later. SDE calculations should normalize for seasonal working capital and owner compensation timing.

CRM and Systems Quality Signals Transferability

The presence of a modern field service CRM - ServiceTitan, FieldEdge, Housecall Pro - indicates the business has been run systematically rather than from the owner's memory. CRM-equipped businesses have documented customer histories, job costing data, and technician metrics that support a clean transition. Businesses without a CRM are not disqualified, but plan for 3-6 months of systems implementation post-close.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common buyer questions for this market.

Usually not automatically. Every state requires a licensed HVAC contractor, and the license is typically tied to a specific qualifying individual — often the owner or a designated employee. When the business sells, the buyer must hold their own license, retain or hire a licensed qualifier, or negotiate a transition period with the seller. Resolve this before the LOI, not after — a license that walks out with the seller is the most common reason an otherwise clean HVAC deal stalls.