Separate booked work, recurring agreements, warranty obligations, and project backlog.
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Prepare for the call
Start with what you know.
Technicians, dispatch, recurring work, licenses, and lead sources show buyers how the company runs.
Useful, but not required
- Service lines and territory
- Technician count, licenses, and owner role
- Maintenance-plan or recurring revenue
Before you sell
Show buyers what they are buying.
Start with the records you have. Your broker can tell you what else a buyer will need.
This review can include
- HVAC, plumbing, and electrical contractors
- Landscaping and tree services
- Pest, pool, and cleaning companies
- Roofing and specialty trade contractors
What helps
Start with what you know.
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Service lines and territory
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Technician count, licenses, and owner role
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Maintenance-plan or recurring revenue
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Lead sources, fleet, dispatch software, and call volume
What happens next
How it works.
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Request a call
Enter your phone number.
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Talk to a broker
We connect you with someone who handles this type of sale.
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Choose your next step
Ask questions and decide whether you want to continue.
Before the call
What buyers will ask about.
License continuity and qualifying-individual requirements vary by trade.
Measure dependence on the owner for estimates, relationships, and emergency calls.
Where we work
Central Valley and Sacramento area.
Serving owners in Stockton, Lodi, Manteca, Tracy, Modesto, Turlock, Merced, Los Banos, Madera, Fresno, Clovis, Hanford, Visalia, Tulare, Bakersfield, Sacramento, Elk Grove, Davis, Woodland and nearby communities.
Seller questions
Home Service Business seller FAQ.
Must I have recurring revenue?
No. Project and repair businesses can be reviewed with seasonality, backlog, and lead-source context.
What happens to the contractor license?
Licensing rules depend on trade and structure; qualified legal and licensing advice is essential.
Are trucks part of the sale?
They can be. List ownership, mileage, condition, financing, and specialty equipment.
How should owner involvement be shown?
Describe weekly hours and duties such as sales, estimating, dispatch, field work, and hiring.
Can a small team submit?
Yes. Company size alone does not prevent submission or create an automatic rejection.
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