- ConfidentialYour name and your company's name are never shared without your written permission.
- No obligationAsking for a valuation does not commit you to selling or listing.
- You get a clear answerWe review your numbers and call you with what your company could sell for and what affects that value.
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Questions HVAC owners ask
How much is my HVAC company worth?
The value of an HVAC company depends mainly on its profit, how much of its income is recurring service and maintenance work, how much the business relies on the owner, and the condition of its contracts and equipment. A free valuation reviews these factors and gives you a realistic range.
Is the valuation confidential?
Yes. Your name and your company's name are never shared without your written permission. Your information is reviewed privately by your broker.
Do I have to sell my HVAC company to get a valuation?
No. Requesting a valuation is free and does not commit you to selling or listing your business. Many owners ask years before they plan to sell so they can plan ahead.
What information do I need to provide?
To start, you only need your contact details and a rough revenue range. If you decide to continue, your broker may ask for two to three years of tax returns or financial statements, a summary of your service contracts, and a list of equipment.
Who buys HVAC companies?
Typical buyers include individual owner-operators, larger HVAC and mechanical contractors expanding into new areas, and investment-backed groups combining trade companies.
What areas do you serve?
Sunbelt Business Brokers of Philadelphia works with HVAC company owners in Philadelphia and its western suburbs, including Villanova, Radnor, Wayne, Bryn Mawr, Ardmore, Haverford, Devon and Newtown Square.
This is a request for a business valuation opinion, not a guarantee of sale price.