Selling your business shouldn't feel like losing it.
You spent decades building something that works. The right buyer should be able to explain, clearly and in writing, what happens to your employees, your customers, and your name after close. Here's how we do it.
Our process
Five steps, in order. Most take 60–90 days end to end.
A conversation
Confidential, no obligation. We'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.
An indication of value
Within two weeks of receiving financials, you'll have a written range and the reasoning behind it.
A letter of intent
Signed after real diligence and financing conversations, so what we sign is what we close.
Diligence and close
Typically 60–90 days. We keep the process tight so your business isn't in limbo.
Transition on your terms
Stay for six months, stay for three years, or step back at close. We build the plan around what you want.
Questions we get asked
Will you keep my employees?
Yes. Your team is most of what we're buying.
Do you need me to stay?
We'd like a transition period, but the length is yours to shape. Some owners stay on as general managers; others hand off at close.
Will you change the name?
Almost never. Local reputation is worth more than a brand refresh.
Do you actually have the money?
We close with a combination of our own capital, our capital partners, and senior lenders we've worked with before. We don't sign an LOI we can't finance.
How do you value a business?
On sustainable cash flow, adjusted for what a new owner would actually need to spend. We'll walk you through every number.
Start a confidential conversation
Tell us a little about your business. We respond to every owner within two business days.