01 / HOME SERVICES
Home services & trades
Business sale & value guides.
Contracts, crews, customer concentration, and the owner’s role.
WHAT TO ORGANIZE FIRST
Bring the important
details into focus.
- Separate recurring service work from one-off projects.
- Document who holds licenses, manages crews, and maintains customer relationships.
- Review contract transferability, equipment needs, and owner replacement costs.
Connect your research to your own numbers.
Use a documented earnings reconciliation and explicit assumptions. Public industry ranges are not a valuation of your specific business.
Explore the tool suite ↗Business value
HVAC Business Valuation: What Heating & Cooling Companies Sell For in 2026 →How to Value a Construction Subcontractor Business: Backlog Multiples and Risk Factors →How to Value a Flooring Business: Revenue Multiples and Key Metrics →How to Value a Handyman Service: Formulas and Multiples →How to Value a Home Services Business: Plumbing, HVAC, and Electrical Guide →How to Value a Plumbing or HVAC Company →How to Value a Pool Service Route: Formulas and Multiples →How to Value a Pressure Washing Business: Formulas and Multiples →How to Value a Residential Cleaning Business: Formulas and Multiples →How to Value a Roofing Company: EBITDA Multiples, Backlog, and Seasonal Revenue →How to Value a Tree Service Business: Formulas and Multiples →Landscaping Business Valuation: Multiples & Calculator (2026) →Pest Control Business Valuation: Multiples & Exit Guide (2026) →Valuing a Carpet Cleaning Business: Comprehensive Valuation Guide →Valuing a Commercial Cleaning Business: Comprehensive Valuation Guide →Valuing a Dry Cleaning Business: Comprehensive Valuation Guide →Valuing a Painting Business: Comprehensive Valuation Guide →Valuing a Plumbing Business: Comprehensive Valuation Guide →Valuing an Electrical Contracting Business: Comprehensive Valuation Guide →
Buying a business
Buying a Carpet Cleaning Business →Buying a Commercial Cleaning Business: B2B Contracts →Buying a Dry Cleaning Business: Environmental Considerations →Buying a Fence Installation or Deck Building Business: Seasonality, Backlog, and Pricing →Buying a Flooring or Tile Installation Business: Subcontractors, Licensing, and Deal Structure →Buying a Landscaping Business: Contracts and Equipment →Buying a Painting Business →Buying a Pest Control Business →Buying a Plumbing Business: A Plumber's Acquisition Strategy →Buying an Electrical Contracting Business →Buying an HVAC Business in 2026: The Blue-Collar Goldmine →How to Buy a Handyman Service →How to Buy a Pest Inspection or Environmental Testing Company →How to Buy a Pool Service Route →How to Buy a Pressure Washing Business: Routes, Equipment, and Recurring Revenue →How to Buy a Residential Cleaning Business →How to Buy a Tree Service Business →How to Buy a Window Cleaning or Exterior Services Business: Contracts and Scalability →How to Buy an HVAC Business: Contracts and Service Agreements →Selling a Pressure Washing Business: What It's Worth and How to Attract Buyers →Selling a Roofing Business: What Buyers Want and How to Maximize Your Exit →
Exit preparation
Selling a business
How to Sell a Concrete or Paving Contracting Business →How to Sell a Handyman Service →How to Sell a Pool Service Route →How to Sell a Residential Cleaning Business →How to Sell a Tree Service Business →How to Sell an HVAC Business: Contracts and Service Agreements →Selling a Carpet Cleaning Business →Selling a Commercial Cleaning Business: B2B Contracts →Selling a Dry Cleaning Business: Environmental Considerations →Selling a Landscaping Business: Contracts and Equipment →Selling a Painting Business →Selling an Electrical Contracting Business →
YOUR BUSINESS. YOUR NEXT CHAPTER.
Let’s make the
next move a clear one.
Talk through your goals, timing, and the questions you want answered before making a decision.