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This is a business-to-business low-voltage control systems contractor that installs and upgrades HVAC and building electronics for commercial and institutional facilities. It works as a specialty electrical subcontractor to general contractors, specialty contractors, and property developers across a diversified set of end markets including healthcare, education, research, corporate, residential, government, and military. Roughly 75% of 2025 project volume came from upgrades and retrofits of existing control systems, with the remaining 25% from new construction, a mix that skews toward the more recurring, less cyclical side of construction work.
The financial profile is unusually strong for a subcontractor. Revenue reached $12.1M with $1.26M of EBITDA, and the business grew revenue at a 22% CAGR and EBITDA at a 14.6% CAGR from 2023 through the TTM ending June 2026. The headline stat is that 99% of TTM revenue came from repeat clients, anchored by a master service agreement with its top customer, and there is roughly $7.6M of contracted backlog remaining to be billed as of June 2026.
What makes this notable is the combination of sticky institutional relationships, a retrofit-heavy revenue mix, and an asset-light footprint (a single leased 3,000 sq. ft. facility). The three owners run the business as president and project managers and all intend to stay post-close, which supports continuity but also flags meaningful key-person and margin dependency that a buyer must underwrite carefully.
Why we like it
- Earnings quality is high for the category: $1.26M EBITDA on $12.1M revenue with 99% of TTM revenue from repeat clients and a master service agreement on the top account. That repeat concentration and a $7.6M contracted backlog give real forward visibility that most one-off construction subs simply do not have.
- The moat is relationship and specialization driven. Low-voltage HVAC controls is a technical niche where general contractors reward proven, association-connected subs with repeat work, and being embedded across healthcare, education, research, and government projects creates switching friction and steady bid flow.
- Market tailwinds favor the retrofit mix. With about 75% of 2025 projects being upgrades and retrofits of existing control systems, the business rides building efficiency and modernization spend that continues through cycles rather than depending on new construction starts.
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