Asking Price: $1,360,000

Gross Revenue: $900,000

Cash Flow: $312,000

FF&E: $244,000 (Included in Asking Price)

Seller Financing: Seller prefers cash, but will consider financing for financially and otherwise qualified Buyers.

This business was started in the early 1990’s by its current owner. Almost without fail it has grown every year since its humble beginnings. With 2006 sales clearing $1.1M, 8 employees, and adjusted earnings of over $400K, it has grown into a very respectable company which continues to dominate the regional market share.

A cousin to the construction industry, many industry members believe it to be ‘recession proof’. And, though improbable, the industry itself is not at all dependent on interest rates or ability to qualify for a loan. With ‘recast earnings’ typically between 30% - 38%, this company proves its efficiency with adjusted earnings ranging between 35% and 41%. It’s clear that the industry and this company both enjoy their position in the marketplace.

This business is located in a rapidly growing, closely knit community. Located in the ‘dry’ part of the state it offers plenty of sunshine and is close to many recreational experiences. In addition, they have an excellent school system- based on test scores one of the best in the state.

Year Established: 1991

Employees: 8 full time - 4 part time

Facilities: Operating from a custom designed and recently remodeled building (Approx. 8,000 SF) on a highly visible ‘light industrial’ zoned 1.5+ acre lot; this business has plenty of room to expand.

Market Outlook and Competition: According to the Seller, the company has approx. 80% of the market share. He indicates "Competition has always tried to come in but to no avail…. they end up leaving as soon as they recognize our market share and customer loyalty.”

Management Training and Support: Training is negotiable based on experience level of the Buyer.

Reason For Selling: The Seller has accomplished his financial goals. According to the Seller, “The challenge of dominating the market and making a really good living has lost its appeal. We have exceeded our financial goals. Now we want to focus on the family and enrich our lives with experiences to remember."