Selling a Property Maintenance Business

Mergers & Acquisitions in the Property Maintenance Industry

In this industry, there is a trend where companies expand through the acquisition of other companies within the industry. For example, a commercial landscaping company may want to buy a property maintenance company to expand its capabilities. Hence, it is key to find a good match between the buyer and seller. We speak with a number of potential buyers to create a shortlist of the best possible candidates to present to you.

Rest assured, we will keep the sale of your business confidential. We don’t advertise your company’s name and require all potential buyers to sign a confidentiality agreement before we release the details.

The property maintenance industry is expected to grow; hence companies are expected to acquire other companies.

Before we proceed to anything, our team of brokers will conduct a valuation to determine the worth of your company. We base our estimates on what other similar companies have sold for and the pluses and minuses of your company. We always strive to get the best estimate of your company’s worth before selling it. This will prevent the situation of you losing money unnecessarily.

Additionally, we encourage you to make as much profit as possible during the sale process. Either continue operating your business as usual or revamp your management strategy to improve your company’s performance. Investors are more likely to buy a business when they are at their prime; hence, your company’s selling price will increase if it is performing well.