$536K Annualized Rev. Home Repair Co. w/ 3 Vans

This home repair and maintenance company sells skilled labor hours and materials to homeowners, second-home owners, and commercial clients across Buncombe County, NC and the surrounding mountain communities. Jobs typically run $1,000 to $1,500, billed as labor plus materials with small disposal and dispatch charges, and about a quarter of revenue comes from recurring commercial work. Roughly 35% of residential work is also repeat business driven by ongoing house needs.

Day to day, a project manager runs the schedule, estimates most jobs, builds material lists, and supervises the service technicians, each of whom works from an equipped company van with ladders, van stock, and a company card. Jobs are booked and dispatched through an established field-service software platform, and leads come from pay-per-click, online lead-generation services, and referrals. The owner currently spends about 10 hours a week on payroll, expenses, and financial oversight, supported by an outside CPA and accountant.

Launched in 2024, the business is still young and building toward consistent profitability. The sale includes three equipped service vans and the operating business; no real estate or office lease transfers. It fits a hands-on owner-operator or an existing trades operator who wants a working crew, fleet, and customer base in a growing retiree and second-home market instead of a from-scratch startup.

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Owner semi-retiring

The business runs without a leased storefront: the prior office lease has been released so a buyer is not inheriting rent, and technicians currently stage from an offsite storage area in Buncombe County. $100,000 in FF&E is included, made up primarily of three 2023-2024 cargo vans with roughly 20,000-22,000 miles each, GPS tracking, ladder racks, interior shelving and drawers, and extension and step ladders. Inventory (approx. $10,000) is not included in the asking price. A buyer can operate from a home office or small flex space and keep fixed overhead low.

Seller will provide appropriate training and support as mutually agreed upon by both parties to ensure a successful transition.

Demand is driven by a steady inflow of retirees and second-home buyers into Buncombe County and the surrounding mountain communities, plus a strong base of local medical facilities that supports area growth. Second-home owners need someone to handle repairs and caretaking while they are away, and home sales generate punch lists and move-in fixes. The customer mix is roughly 25% recurring commercial and 75% residential, and no account dominates - the largest few customers together contributed about $35,000. The real constraint in this market is skilled labor rather than work volume, so an operator with an existing manager, technicians, and equipped vans starts ahead of anyone trying to build a crew from zero.

Adding an office coordinator to take incoming calls and scheduling off the project manager would free him to estimate more work and keep every technician fully booked, with larger projects routed to the subcontractors the business already uses. Tighter return-on-spend tracking across the existing pay-per-click and online lead-generation campaigns, standing relationships with local realtors for inspection punch lists and move-in repairs, and recurring maintenance and caretaking plans for second-home owners are all levers a new owner can pull with the current team and fleet.