Filament Business Advisors is excited to list for sale this profitable niche firm that helps large and small companies, trucking companies (who don’t move boxes or FFE) and government agencies break down, move and set up warehouses, hotels and other commercial enterprises. They build racking and institute RFID tagging and scanning for efficient supply chain management and inventory fulfilment. Utilizing a network of trained and certified machine operators and project managers from Georgia to New Jersey, this asset-light company has grown rapidly by tapping an underutilized labor source to tackle a growing need along the Eastern Seaboard and beyond.

Staffing firms have experienced positive growth in 2025, with actual growth rates often around 5% for the US market and a global compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of approximately 6% projected through 2030. The corporate relocation service market globally is estimated to be valued at $20.22 billion in 2025 and is expected to reach $32.47 billion by 2032, exhibiting a CAGR of 7% during the forecast period. North America accounts for 41% of that surge. The biggest speedbump standing in the way of this growth is the availability of talent, though by employing and training underserved communities, this company has solved for that problem to fuel its steady growth, currently invoicing over $30,000/month, with work booked out several months in advance. 2025 is projected to be up over 50% YOY.

The company has recently received SAM and GSA certification, now allowing it to work with the Federal Government, in addition to the enterprise level and smaller clients it already serves. They are also certified by Virginia and New Jersey for State-run facilities. With 5 full time employees, and 50 regular contractors from a pool of 1000 occasional contractors, they’re able to meet customer needs and scale up quickly to meet the evolving demands of fast growing and moving companies and agencies. Over 80% of revenue is derived from staffing solutions for breaking down and organizing warehouses for third-party companies that require such services. They charge $3/box for thousands of boxes at a time, or by truckload. The company maintains a margin of $10/hour per contractor. Staffing placement fees include temporary and temporary to permanent.

A good buyer might be another Staffing company looking to tap into their pool of workers as well as their client network. A Warehousing or Logistics company might want to vertically integrate by buying a service they’re currently outsourcing. Similarly, Moving, Final Mile or Racking companies might want to extend their own services and capture additional clients and staff. A well connected individual leaving Corporate America or the Federal government with experience in logistics or HR could very well hit the ground running by acquiring this company and just continuing to scale within and beyond the current territory. Companies and agencies are continuing to grow and move, and for that they need these services.

The owners are looking to buy their own warehouses, and are willing to stay on board for an appropriate period of time to train the right buyers for a smooth transition.