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Manhattan — Direct Buyer

Built a home-service business
in Manhattan?

"Retire from your business and keep your legacy alive."

From the Upper East Side to Washington Heights, from Park Avenue to the Financial District — you've built something real in one of the world's most competitive markets. If you're starting to think about stepping back, we'd like to talk. We buy established home-service businesses directly across Manhattan — no broker, no commission, no public listing.

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No Broker. No Commission.
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100% Confidential
Fast, Direct Offer
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Manhattan Market Expert

Simple. Private. No obligation at any step.

A lot of owners hesitate because they don't know what happens next. Here's exactly what does.

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Tell Us About Your Business

Fill out the short form below — it takes about 5 minutes. Basic information: your trade, which neighborhood, years in business, approximate revenue. Nobody finds out. Not your employees, not your customers, not your competitors.

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We Have a Conversation

Someone from our team calls you — usually within 24 hours. It's a real conversation, not a sales pitch. We'll ask questions, you ask questions, and we'll both figure out if this makes sense to explore further. No pressure, no timeline.

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We Review and Make an Offer

If you want to move forward, we'll review your financials and come back with a real number in plain English — what the business is worth, how we got there, and what the deal structure looks like. No surprises, no finance-speak.

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You Decide

There is no obligation — at any step. If our offer isn't right, we'll tell you what would change it. If the timing isn't right, we'll stay in touch on your schedule. Your timeline is the only timeline that matters here.

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Every neighborhood. Every trade.

We buy home-service businesses across all of Manhattan, from the Financial District to Inwood and everywhere in between.

Lower Manhattan: Financial District, Tribeca, SoHo, NoLita, Nolita
Downtown: East Village, Greenwich Village, Washington Square, West Village
Midtown South: Chelsea, Flatiron, Gramercy Park, Union Square
Midtown: Midtown East, Midtown West, Hell's Kitchen, Times Square
Upper East Side: UES, Lenox Hill, Yorkville
Upper West Side: UWS, Upper Manhattan, Lincoln Square
Upper Manhattan: Harlem, East Harlem, Morningside Heights, Inwood, Washington Heights

Your neighborhood isn't listed? We still want to hear from you. Fill out the form below and let's talk.

All major home-service trades.

HVAC, plumbing, electrical, landscaping, and more. If you've built an established business serving Manhattan customers, we want to hear from you.

🌡️HVAC
🔧Plumbing
Electrical
🌿Landscaping
🏊Pool Services
🪲Pest Control
💧Irrigation & Sprinklers
🪣Septic Service
⚙️Generator Service
🚪Garage Door Service
🏗️Elevator Maintenance

Your market location matters.
A lot.

A well-maintained HVAC or plumbing business in Manhattan isn't just a service provider — it's a trusted contractor serving some of the most affluent and particular homeowners in the country. That trust is worth real money.

Manhattan businesses typically generate higher SDE margins, command recurring maintenance contracts, and serve customers with the income and willingness to pay premium rates for reliable, vetted contractors. That scarcity and reliability is why Manhattan service businesses often value at 3x–4.5x SDE instead of the 2.5x–3.5x range in suburban markets.

What that means in real numbers:

🌡️ HVAC company, $1.1M revenue, $260K SDE → typically values at $780K–$1.17M

🔧 Plumbing company, $950K revenue, $240K SDE → typically values at $720K–$1.08M

Electrical contractor, $1.4M revenue, $340K SDE → typically values at $1.02M–$1.53M

🏗️ Elevator maintenance, $1.5M revenue, $380K SDE → typically values at $1.14M–$1.71M

These are ranges for well-run businesses with established customer bases and trained teams. Your actual valuation depends on recurring contracts, employee stability, and clean financials. Get your free evaluation →

Direct buyer vs. broker — what the difference actually costs you.

Most Manhattan business owners assume a broker is the only path. It isn't. Here's what each option really looks like.

Selling Through a Broker Selling to Legacy Trade Holdings
Commission 10–12% of the sale price — on a $1M deal, that's $100K–$120K out of your pocket $0. We're the buyer, not a middleman.
Timeline 12–24 months to find and close with a buyer — often longer 60–120 days from first conversation to signed agreement
Confidentiality Business listed on BizBuySell and similar sites — employees, customers, and competitors can find it Completely private. Only who you tell knows.
Certainty Depends on finding the right buyer — deals fall through regularly If we make an offer, we mean it. No tire kickers.
Who you deal with Multiple unknown buyers, due diligence from strangers, lengthy negotiations One direct relationship, one conversation at a time
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5 Things That Move Your Business Valuation Up Before You Sell The plain-English guide most Manhattan owners never see until it's too late.

Resources for Manhattan business owners.

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Business Sale Glossary — Every Term, Plain English

SDE, add-backs, LOI, earn-outs, seller financing — everything you'll hear in this process explained clearly, without the finance-textbook language.

Read the glossary →
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Blog — In-Depth Guides for Home-Service Owners

Real answers about selling your HVAC, plumbing, electrical, or other home-service business — written by someone who's actually in the acquisition space.

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Ready to find out what your Manhattan business is worth?

It's free, it's confidential, and it takes 5 minutes. No obligation — ever.

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