General Contracting businesses for sale in the United States
General contractors and home-improvement firms with strong local demand and a managed crew are exactly what hands-off buyers look for.
5 businesses found
Asking price
$315K
General contractor with strong lead flow
- Revenue
- $660K
- Profit
- $150K
- Est.
- 2017
Asking price
$240K
General contracting company with subcontractor network
- Revenue
- $480K
- Profit
- $85K
- Est.
- 2020
Asking price
$245K
Home-improvement & general contracting firm
- Revenue
- $360K
- Profit
- $115K
- Est.
- 2010
Asking price
$405K
Renovation & extension specialist
- Revenue
- $580K
- Profit
- $160K
- Est.
- 2010
Asking price
$400K
Design-build firm with managed crews
- Revenue
- $650K
- Profit
- $180K
- Est.
- 2018
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