Heating Oil and Service - "Full time pay for part time work" Business For Sale in Connecticut

Heating Oil and Service - "Full time pay for part time work"

Wholesale and Distribution - Wholesale and Distributors

Asking Price:	$275,000	Inventory:	++
Gross Revenue:	$502,945 (comments below)	Real Estate:	n/a ++
Cash Flow:	$98,681 (comments below)	FF&E:	$12,500 ++
++ included in the asking price not** included in the asking price
Gross Revenue Comments: Continual improvement
Cash Flow Comments: Cash flow has improved over the past years

This one man business has been continually profitable. Because the owner only works 800 hours per year, there is ample opportunity to significantly improve market share. The owner has a customer list (past and present) of about 1000 customers that could significantly improve the gross revenues.
Everything is in place to start tomorrow making money!

About the Business

Year Established:1983

Employees:1 full time -

Facilities:Leased office space and yard for vehicles

Market Outlook and Competition:The market is a required product for home owners. While there are many competitors, the owner has developed a high gross margin niche.

About the Sale

Reason For Selling:Retirement

Seller Financing:None

KEYWORDS: Heating, Home heating oil, airconditioning

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Peter Arentzen \| The Whitfield Group LLC View All of My Listings


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