This well-established roofing and exterior services company has served Greater Louisville and the Kentuckiana region since 2009, 17 years of continuous operations, a 4.7-star Google rating from 143 verified reviews, and an experienced management team already running day-to-day operations.

The defining feature of this opportunity is genuine absentee ownership. The current owner has managed the business remotely from out of state for over a decade, working approximately five hours per week answering occasional calls and paying bills. A general manager with 15 years of tenure runs day-to-day operations: estimating, insurance coordination, subcontractor management, supplier relationships, and customer escalations. Two experienced sales representatives (approximately 7 and 5 years of tenure) round out the team. All are commission-based, and all installation work is performed by long-standing subcontractor crews meaning no W-2 production payroll to manage.

The business operates across residential and commercial segments: roofing installation and replacement, storm and hail damage restoration, insurance claim work, siding, gutters, and emergency repair. It is a certified Owens Corning contractor able to offer premium warranty programs, and serves seven counties across Kentucky and Southern Indiana. The revenue mix is approximately 65% residential and 35% commercial, with roughly 65% retail (cash) work and 35% insurance work a balance that reduces dependence on storm cycles.

Revenue was $2.1M in 2025, down from a $4.1M peak in 2023. The decline was driven entirely by the owner redirecting his attention to a separate software venture (not included in this sale) and a temporary lapse in website marketing not by any loss of market position, staff, or reputation. Seller-prepared add-backs, which remove non-recurring software development costs and interest expense being resolved at closing, place recast earnings at approximately $480,000 for 2025.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a profitable, reputation-rich trade business that already runs without the owner. A buyer who reengages on marketing and sales adding reps, consistent phone coverage, and digital advertising has a clear path to rebuild volume toward prior levels. The general manager has expressed interest in continuing under new ownership, and the seller is committed to a smooth transition.

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