David Gross

Built in 2019 with an operations + marketing mindset, this company tracks cost per lead, close rate, and job margin in real time.Spend averages $3,200/month across targeted digital; typical month books $45–60K in work from those leads, supplemented by repeat builders.Systems are simple: standardized quotes, scheduled material pulls, and documented close-outs keep margins predictable.For a buyer who wants levers to pull and metrics to watch, this is a ready vehicle. ... Less

Operating since 2012, this contractor is “platform-clean”: documented workflows, reliable foremen, and vendor terms that scale. Revenue is balanced across builders, remodelers, and homeowner projects, with crews capable of running simultaneously across the service area.Leadership depth allows owner focus on forecasting, not dispatch. The brand is recognized by inspectors and GCs for schedule discipline and clean pass rates.For a consolidator or strategic buyer, it’s the right size to anchor a roll-up—or to replicate into adjacent markets. ... Less

Snapshot: two rigs, three vehicles, ~$1.02M revenue, ~$235K SDE. Labor is cross-trained; scheduling balances builder starts and homeowner retrofits to smooth seasonality.Material costs are controlled via vendor tiers; estimating is standardized, so quotes align within a few points regardless of who drafts them.Back office is tidy: accrual reports, aging kept current, and simple job costing. Owner time centers on pricing and approvals, not firefighting.For a buyer prioritizing predictability and verified margins, this checks the boxes. ... Less

This company runs on a playbook: scoped ? estimated ? staged ? install ? QC with photo proof. Weekly dashboards track on-time rate, callback %, and labor efficiency by crew.Foremen are OSHA-10 trained and equipped with tablet checklists. Change orders are captured in-app, material pulls are logged against estimates, and preventive maintenance minimizes downtime.The owner manages quoting and reviews KPIs; field decisions flow to crew leads within set cost tolerances. It feels like an operation, not a job site.Result: predictable weeks, steady margins, and teams that don’t need micromanagement. ... Less

Fifteen years ago this business started with one rig, a rented bay, and a pledge to finish what it started. Today, the same promise drives crews who show up early, leave clean sites, and communicate like clockwork.Homeowners value straight?forward quotes and tidy workmanship. Builders keep calling because deadlines are met without drama. The owner’s role has shifted to estimating and scheduling; seasoned leads run jobs start to finish.With staff tenure measured in years, not months, the culture is steady and dependable. Financials are clean, supplier terms stable, and work is booked weeks out.For a buyer seeking a calm, proven operation with recognizable local goodwill, this is it. ... Less