Recurring Revenue Landscaping Business

This is a repair-first bicycle shop in an Ontario university region, in business since 2014. Service labour drives roughly 60% of revenue, with counter sales of parts and accessories at about 30% and a winter sideline sharpening skates and waxing cross-country skis at about 10%. The shop services every bike type, from road and mountain to e-bike and cargo.

Customers range from daily commuters and recreational riders to students from two nearby universities. Fourteen commercial accounts round out the base, including food-delivery fleets and two bike-share program contracts that send scheduled maintenance batches every month. About 1,100 of the 2,900 customers in the point-of-sale system have been active in the last year.

Day to day, three full-time technicians handle the bench work while the owner runs the counter, buying, and the commercial relationships at roughly 35 hours a week. The senior technician has eight years in the shop and can run operations.

The sale transfers the lease, all shop equipment and tooling, parts inventory, the POS system and full customer database, the website and review profile, and the two assignable bike-share maintenance contracts.

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Relocating to be closer to family; leaving the geography, not the work.

The shop occupies 2,400 sq ft with parking under a lease at about $2,350 per month running to August 2028, and the landlord is open to an extension. Included equipment carries a replacement value near $41,500 - two hydraulic stands, wheel truing rigs, and an e-bike diagnostic kit - along with roughly $12,800 in parts inventory, the POS system with the full customer database, and the website and review profile. A buyer steps into a fully tooled bench operation with low fixed overhead.

The owner will train the buyer for up to eight weeks, and the eight-year senior technician is the natural continuity plan to keep operations running.

Demand comes from commuters, students at two nearby universities, recreational riders, and commercial fleets, smoothed across the year by the winter sharpening sideline and the monthly bike-share maintenance contracts. The region has only two dedicated repair-first shops; large retailers sell bikes but outsource or under-serve repairs, leaving service work to specialists. The certified technician roster, recurring fleet contracts, and a 4.9-star reputation form real barriers for new entrants.

• Add e-bike retail sales - suppliers have twice offered dealer terms, and the shop already services the category
• Launch a mobile repair van for the suburbs, where customers ask weekly
• Expand the winter sharpening line, which sells out every January
• Grow corporate fleet servicing - three local delivery companies have already asked beyond the two existing contracts