Highly profitable Los Angeles–based commercial new construction and tenant improvement plumbing contractor with $1.87 million in revenue and $604,014 in discretionary earnings is now available for acquisition. With over three decades of consistently strong results, the company has built a reputation for reliability, strong performance, and long-standing client relationships.

The business operates exclusively in the commercial sector—with average project values of $250,000—avoiding the unpredictability of residential work. Its consistent sales, strong project backlog, and repeat partnerships with established contractors and project managers provide ongoing revenue stability and reduced risk for new ownership.

The compnany has an experienced professional team of 10 employees, including a working foreman and eight experienced plumbers, the company is well-positioned to scale with California’s ongoing demand for commercial development and tenant improvements.

This is an exceptional opportunity with attractive cash flow, established infrastructure, and significant growth potential. The business is pre-qualified for SBA financing with just $197,020 down for qualified buyers.

Summary:
* Offered at $1.55 million plus A/R
* $1.867,447 million projected sales 2025
* $604,014 million Discretionary Earnings projected 2025
* $197,020 Down w/SBA Financing
* 10 employees

Services:
* Commercial new construction plumbing
* Commercial TIs
* No residential service or residential construction

Staff:
* 10 employees including:
* 1 Foreman
* 1 Journeyman
* 1 Sr Plumber
* 5 Plumbers
* 1 Apprentice
* 1 Helper

Buyer Skills and Requirements:
The owner is actively running the business and the buyer must be willing and capable of learning to run the business. While the buyer does not necessarily have to be a trained plumber, they must be willing and capable of learning the technical aspects of this business, including preparing bids, and managing projects. This is not a passive owner business.

The Seller is the RMO (Responsible Managing Officer) for the C-36 plumbing license which is the license qualifier for the corporate license. The buyer(s) will have to replace the Seller as the RMO.

The SBA issued guidance clarifying the licensing requirements for businesses with Contractor Licenses confirming that the Seller may not act as the RMO (Responsible Managing Officer) or RME (Responsible Managing Employee) of the business post-closing.
The SBA also stated the RMO or RME must be a buyer listed on the purchase agreement with equity in the business and a signor on the loan. SBA lenders cannot accept an employee RME.
Check with your SBA lender for their specific licensing requirements. Check the CSLB website for C-36 license qualifications and requirements.
The Seller will provide training for 4 weeks/40 hours per week and in addition, will provide limited consulting as negotiated after the initial training period.

Reason for Selling:
The owner is retiring after 40 years in the plumbing business.

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