This established Hawaii-based swimming pool maintenance company presents a compelling acquisition opportunity for qualified buyers seeking entry into a year-round service business with demonstrated profitability and growth trajectory.

BUSINESS OVERVIEW
Founded in 2009, this full-service residential pool maintenance operation has established itself as a preferred provider in the Hawaiian market. The company operates as a home-based business, eliminating lease obligations while maintaining operational efficiency through a fleet of six vehicles included in the transaction.

FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
The business demonstrates strong financial metrics with 2025 revenues of $1.2 million and Seller's Discretionary Earnings of $459,779, representing a robust 38.2% margin. Historical revenue performance shows consistent growth with a compound annual growth rate of 13.6% from 2018 revenues of $491,247. Accounts receivable management is exemplary, maintaining an aging average of 27.3 days as of December 31, 2025.

MARKET ADVANTAGES
Hawaii's climate provides unique competitive advantages, with year-round temperatures ranging from 66°F to 86°F, enabling continuous operation without seasonal revenue fluctuations common in mainland markets. The local market benefits from ongoing residential development driven by high-income migration and strong vacation rental demand, where pools serve as value-enhancing amenities.

OPERATIONAL STRENGTHS
The company maintains high customer satisfaction ratings and demonstrates strong client retention. Capital expenditure requirements remain modest, supporting healthy cash flow generation. The business model emphasizes recurring revenue streams through regular maintenance contracts.

FINANCING
This opportunity is pre-qualified for SBA 7A financing, facilitating acquisition for qualified buyers seeking leverage options.

BUYER REQUIREMENTS
The Sellers believe that in addition to the normal characteristics that a new owner needs for business success, two additional business specific requirements are needed:
1. The buyer must be a hands-on owner-operator; managing it remotely or absentee is too high risk.
2. The buyer should be able to replace one of the owners who does all of the equipment repairs and installations, which accounts for about 10% to 20% of the annual revenues.
The Sellers believe that none of the current employees can step up to be either the general manager or the equipment repairer.

The current ownership is pursuing retirement, presenting a turnkey opportunity for continuation under new management while maintaining established customer relationships and operational systems.

Please contact Hawaii Business Sales to obtain a detailed Confidential Business Profile.