Tupelo Data Room

service business for Sale in Ontario

Similar businesses sell at 1.4x to 5.0x SDE. Compare live listings and connect with sellers.

Virtual Premium Luxury Resort & Hospitality Executive Search Platform photo
Staffing Agencies

Virtual Premium Luxury Resort & Hospitality Executive Search Platform

Toronto, Toronto County, ON, CA

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a highly specialized virtual executive search firm focused exclusively on the luxury hospitality sector across North America and the Caribbean. The company operates within a defensible niche, delivering premium talent solutions to high-end resorts, private estates, and hospitality groups—all through a fully remote, digital platform. Founded in 2015, the business has established a strong reputation and long-standing relationships with institutional clients, benefiting from consistent hiring demand driven by industry turnover and expansion. The firm operates with a lean, asset-light, virtual model, enabling strong margins and scalability without significant overhead. With a global talent pool and international reach, it successfully places senior-level professionals in key operational and leadership roles across luxury properties.

$2,000,000
$1,038,000Revenue
-Cash Flow
Profitable Heavy Truck Repair & Fabrication Business (Ontario, Canada) photo
Auto Repair & Service Shops
+1

Profitable Heavy Truck Repair & Fabrication Business (Ontario, Canada)

ON, CA

An exceptional opportunity to acquire a well-established, full-service heavy truck maintenance and fabrication business with over 40 years of successful operations. The company has earned a trusted reputation for quality, reliability, and responsiveness among its commercial and fleet clientele. Operating from a fully equipped industrial facility with service bays, overhead crane, hoists, and a fabrication shop, the business provides comprehensive repair, maintenance, and up-fitting services for heavy and medium-duty trucks and trailers. The company also operates a mobile service division, providing emergency roadside repairs and on-site maintenance, ensuring minimal downtime for its clients. Highlights • Consistent Profitability: 2025 normalized EBITDA of $2.56M on $10.6M in revenue. • Established Reputation: 40+ years in business with deep regional brand equity. • Diverse Service Offering: Heavy and light duty repair, fabrication, equipment installation, and mobile service. • Authorized OEM Partnerships: Approved service and installation provider for leading brands in truck-mounted equipment and trailers. • Turnkey Operation: Includes all FF&E with estimated market value exceeding $500,000; skilled and loyal workforce in place. • Recurring Fleet Business: Long standing municipal and commercial clients with steady year round demand. • Growth Potential: No dedicated sales or marketing function, strong upside through digital marketing, fleet outreach, or facility expansion. • Owner Transition Support: Seller available to assist with transition and relationship transfer. Facilities The company operates from a well-maintained facility that houses both mechanical and fabrication divisions. The premises are owned by a related entity and can be leased or potentially purchased as part of negotiations.

-
$10,600,000Revenue
-Cash Flow

Market Snapshot

National transaction benchmarks for service business businesses.

Under $500K

Median revenue$310k
Median cash flow$91k
Median sale price$180k
Multiple range1.4x - 2.5x

$500K to $2M

Median revenue$1.16m
Median cash flow$303k
Median sale price$825k
Multiple range2.2x - 3.5x

Over $2M

Median revenue$3.98m
Median cash flow$823k
Median sale price$3.05m
Multiple range3.0x - 5.0x

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 service business acquisitions

GW

By George Wellmer

Cofounder & CEO

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

Separate recurring contract revenue from one-time work, and test how sticky it is

A pest-control, cleaning, or landscaping firm with recurring agreements is worth far more than one living on one-off jobs; get the contracted share and the renewal rate.

Examine customer concentration and contract terms

A few large accounts can carry — and walk with — the business; review the top customers, contract lengths, and cancellation terms.

Find out how much rides on the owner's relationships

In many service businesses the owner is the salesperson and the trusted contact; understand who holds the customers and the transition plan.

Assess the workforce and labor model

These are labor-heavy; understand staffing, turnover, wage pressure, and whether key crews stay.

Confirm licensing, bonding, and compliance where required

Pest control, security, legal, and waste businesses carry licenses and obligations that may be tied to the owner — and some, like dry cleaners, carry environmental exposure.

Pressure-test the margins and add-backs

Low-capital service businesses are easy to dress up; scrutinize owner add-backs, vehicle and equipment condition, and whether the margins hold.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common buyer questions for this market.

Often, yes — they're asset-light with recurring revenue. Lenders focus on customer concentration, owner dependence, and contract durability, so recurring agreements beat the owner's personal relationships.