If you have spent any time in North Atlanta over the past several years, you have almost certainly seen the results of this business without knowing it. The manicured lawns in Alpharetta, the freshly edged driveways in Milton, the stone patios and pine straw beds in Johns Creek and Roswell, this is the footprint of an operation that has been quietly building one of the most loyal residential client bases in the northern suburbs of Atlanta. This business is now available for acquisition at $500,000, and it represents the kind of opportunity that does not surface often: a fully operational company with verified multi-year financials, a seasoned field crew, and a client retention story that most service businesses would envy.
This is not a startup. This business has been operating for years in one of the fastest-growing residential corridors in the Southeast, serving a territory that includes some of the highest household income zip codes in Georgia. What a new owner is acquiring is not a concept or a promise; it is a functioning business with routes, relationships, equipment, and a crew that shows up every week.
The service model is built on recurring maintenance, weekly and bi-weekly mowing, edging, blowing, and property upkeep contracts that generate predictable, repeatable revenue. Installation work, including pine straw, mulch, brick barriers, stone patios, and plants and flowers, rounds out the mix and provides higher-margin project revenue that flexes upward in peak season. Seventy percent of revenue is recurring, and thirty percent is project-based. In a market like North Atlanta, that split is the hallmark of a mature, well-managed operation.
100+ active accounts across Alpharetta, Milton, Johns Creek, Canton, and Roswell. No single client represents a dangerous concentration of revenue. Retention has been effectively one hundred percent year-over-year. These are long-standing relationships built through consistent, high-quality service in communities where households have high standards and a demonstrated willingness to pay for them. The owner raises prices every two years, and clients stay. That combination of premium positioning and near-perfect retention does not happen by accident; it is earned.
The current owner works approximately 60 hours per week across estimating, crew oversight, and installation management. A buyer who brings operational systems, scheduling software, and management structure will find significant capacity to reduce owner dependency while maintaining or growing what is already here.
Growth opportunities are real and immediately actionable. Existing clients have requested turf care and chemical treatment services not currently offered. Geographic expansion toward Atlanta proper has been identified but never pursued. The seller has turned down commercial contracts that did not meet pricing standards — a signal of where this operation sits in the market, not a ceiling on what it can become.
This listing is offered at $500,000. Buyers must complete a profile and execute an NDA before receiving the CIM. Submit your inquiry today to get started.