Mid Atlantic Commerical Concrete Contracting Business
DescriptionThis acquisition opportunity features a well-established, successful commercial concrete
contractor serving a diverse base of commercial, municipal, and government clients in a
major Mid-Atlantic metropolitan region. The company specializes in structural and site
concrete work including foundations, slabs, flatwork, curbing, and sidewalks, supporting a
broad range of construction and infrastructure projects. Operating continuously for more
than two decades, the business has developed experienced field crews, established
estimating and project management processes, and a reputation for dependable execution
across a variety of project types.
The company generates averages $6,750,000 in annual revenue and produces strong
normalized cash flow supported by an experienced workforce, specialized equipment, and
long-standing relationships within the regional construction community. Operations are
asset-supported and include a fleet of vehicles, equipment, and tools necessary to perform
work across multiple projects simultaneously. The business operates from an industrial office
and warehouse facility that supports dispatch, equipment storage, and administrative
functions.
The offering represents a turnkey acquisition opportunity for a buyer seeking to expand
construction capabilities or vertically integrate concrete work within a broader contracting
platform. The combination of established operations, durable cash flow, and essential trade
capabilities provides a platform that can operate independently or complement an existing
construction organization.
Real Estate$695kNot Included in Asking Price
Building Size: 4500 sq. ft. Furniture Fixtures & Equipment$1m
Number of EmployeesFull-Time: 45
Facilities & AssetsThe business operates from a 4,500 square-foot office, warehouse, and storage shed facility
situated on approximately 0.67 acres, providing an efficient base for dispatch, equipment
storage, and administrative operations. Improvements include a primary office/warehouse
building, a secondary warehouse structure, and a 900-square-foot covered shed that offers
additional storage for materials and equipment—an attractive feature for contractors requiring
secure yard and laydown space.
The real estate is located in excellent proximity to its commercial customer base and
available for lease at $5,500 per month on triple net terms or for purchase for $695,000. For
financial presentation purposes, the company’s Seller Discretionary Earnings reflect a
normalized annual occupancy cost of $66,000, consistent with the proposed lease structure.
Market & CompetitionThe business operates within the commercial concrete contracting industry, a segment of the broader construction sector characterized by numerous
small and mid-sized contractors serving local and regional markets. Competition generally comes from other independent concrete contractors,
specialty subcontractors, and, in some cases, larger construction firms that maintain internal concrete capabilities. Because most contractors provide
similar core services—such as foundations, slabs, and flatwork—product differentiation is limited, and companies compete primarily on reliability, project
execution, scheduling capability, and established relationships with general contractors and developers.
According to IBISWorld industry research, many operators are small businesses focused on serving a defined geographic market, and long-term client
relationships and repeat work are critical factors in maintaining consistent project flow.
Growth OpportunitiesThe business is positioned for several potential growth opportunities, including:
• Expanded contractor relationships – Increasing engagement with regional general contractors and developers to capture a larger share of
commercial construction projects and bid opportunities.
• Geographic expansion – Extending service coverage into adjacent markets or nearby metropolitan areas where commercial construction activity
remains strong.
• Additional crews and equipment – Adding field capacity to allow the company to take on larger projects or manage a greater number of jobs
simultaneously.
• Public-sector and infrastructure projects – Pursuing additional municipal, infrastructure, and government-related work supported by ongoing public
investment in transportation and infrastructure.
• Strategic integration with a general contractor or construction platform – A buyer already active in construction could benefit from vertical integration,
Financing OptionsSeller financing is available.