Jonathan Kindley

In a business where trust and timing mean everything, this insulation company has quietly built a name that everyone in town knows. Founded over fifteen years ago, it’s the company people recommend when they don’t want surprises — just clean, professional work that gets done right the first time.The owner started with a single rig and a few builder contacts. Over the years, through steady word-of-mouth and fair dealing, it’s grown into a dependable operation with multiple crews, repeat clients, and an excellent standing with local contractors. There’s no need for flashy advertising — the name itself carries the reputation.The crew is small but tight-knit, and most have been with the business for several years. Builders appreciate how they communicate, homeowners trust the quotes they’re given, and the company’s clean record with inspectors says it all.This is a great fit for someone who values a stable business, reliable cash ... Less

This company was built to be more than a single-market contractor. Since 2011, it has grown into a disciplined operation with repeatable margin, reliable crews, and capacity planning that smooths seasonality. Work is diversified across builders, remodelers, and homeowner retrofits, so no single account controls the calendar.Operational cadence is tight: standardized estimating, crew scorecards, and closeout checklists keep jobs on time and callbacks low. Cash conversion is healthy—billing milestones, clear change-order rules, and predictable vendor terms make working capital easy to manage as volume scales.The brand competes on schedule certainty and cleanliness rather than lowest price. Inspectors know the team; builders appreciate that starts don’t slip. It’s large enough to run multiple jobs concurrently, yet still nimble—exactly the size that slots cleanly into a regional platform.For a buyer with a growth thesis (add ... Less

This insulation company runs on process, not personality. Founded in 2017, it has grown steadily by engineering discipline into every part of the workflow — estimating, prep, install, and close-out are all codified and timed. Each phase is benchmarked, and weekly metrics keep crews aligned and margins visible.Jobs start with digital estimating templates and checklists that mirror energy-code specs. Field leaders update progress through tablets linked to the company’s job-management app, providing live dashboards for material use, travel time, and completion rate. Warranty callbacks average under 1.5 %, and on-time completion hovers around 97 %.The owner’s focus on lean operations, preventive maintenance, and consistent training has reduced downtime and waste. Crew leads are empowered to make field decisions within preset cost tolerances, keeping projects moving even when schedules shift.For buyers who value measurable ... Less

This is not your typical “mom-and-pop” insulation business. Built five years ago by an owner with a background in operations and marketing, the company runs more like a professional service firm than a trade shop. Every job is tracked, measured, and optimized for profit.The business spends roughly $3,200 per month on paid digital campaigns and generates an average of $50,000–$60,000 in booked work from those leads. Systems are documented — from quoting to crew scheduling — and operations can easily scale with additional technicians or new territories.Clients include both builders and homeowners, with a growing percentage coming from direct online leads. The company’s branding, website, and CRM setup are polished and ready for expansion under new ownership.For an operator looking to acquire a modern, data-backed business with consistent growth and verifiable returns, this one checks all the boxes. ... Less

Built in 2016 by an operator, not a hobbyist, this company runs on checklists, SLAs, and measurable quality. Every job moves through the same flow: scoped ? estimated ? prepped ? install ? QC ? photo documentation ? invoice. The result is repeatable margin and fewer callbacks.Field performance is tracked weekly (on-time completion ~96%, warranty callbacks <2%). Crews are OSHA-10 trained, foremen carry tablet checklists, and change orders are captured in-app to protect margin. Vendors are locked in with clear terms; inventory is cycled on a first-in/first-out basis to reduce waste.The client mix is balanced between builders (scheduled starts, predictable cash flow) and homeowner retrofits (higher per-job margin). Estimating is standardized; two people can quote within a few points of each other. Paperwork is clean, and month-end is fast because the data is tidy.If you want an insulation business that behaves like a well-run ... Less