For more than 25 years, the company has stood as one of South Florida's premier suppliers of electrical power and renewable energy equipment. A new owner will be stepping into an established, cash-flowing operation from day one, complete with a loyal customer base.

The company operates two distinct lines of business. The first is retail and wholesale distribution of marine electrical equipment, conducted through ecommerce as well as in-person and phone sales. The second is installation and equipment repair, covering full power system design, professional installation, in-house diagnostics and repair for select products, system troubleshooting and upgrades, and technical consultation.

Customers are led by the marine segment, followed by RV owners, with a smaller but significant base of industrial and commercial client such as food truck operators, mobile electrical equipment manufacturers, and similar businesses.

The retail and wholesale line is the growth engine of the business: taken in isolation, it currently generates approximately $150,000 in annual SDE and continues to expand. The installation and repair line, by contrast, is not profitable on its own. It accounts for only about 6% of total revenue yet employs most of the company's staff. Together, the two lines of business are roughly break-even.

This structure gives a new owner-operator real flexibility. One path is to invest in and grow the installation and repair business to make it a meaningful profit contributor in its own right. Alternatively, an owner could choose to focus exclusively on the retail and wholesale distribution model, winding down installation and repair work, and concentrate resources on the segment already driving profitable growth.

The business operates from a facility with a customer-facing office and showroom featuring live working renewable energy equipment, alongside a warehouse and light-manufacturing space for in-house cabling, panel fabrication, and equipment testing.