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How to sell your electrical contractor business

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To sell your electrical contractor business, get your books ready, learn who buys, and talk to buyers in private. Our deal tracker lists 55 public electrical contractor deals. 33 of them were in the last 12 months. 40 different buyers made them.

Step 1: Learn who buys

Our deal tracker lists 55 public electrical contractor deals. 33 of them were in the last 12 months. 40 different buyers made them. The most active buyers in our tracker are Norlee Group (5), GreenArrow (4), The Waldinger Corporation (4). The number is how many deals each one made.

Step 2: Get your books ready

Buyers ask for clean books. They want to see sales, profit and your biggest customers. Have three years ready.

Step 3: Keep it private

Exitr lets you list your company without your name. Buyers see a short profile. You choose who learns more.

Step 4: Compare offers

Do not take the first offer. Compare price, terms and what happens to your team. A lawyer can help you read the terms.

What we know about your market

We track 20,837 electrical contractors and check public records each week.

Questions owners ask

How do I start selling my business?
Gather your books, list what makes your company strong, and learn who is buying in your area.
Will my staff find out?
Exitr lets you list your company without your name. Buyers see a short profile. You choose who learns more.

Confidential and free. Your name stays hidden until you say yes.

See who buys companies like yours

Facts and sources

Written from our sourced data and checked line by line before it was published. Counts are aggregates of public records; no page says which company may sell. Ranges are estimates, not a valuation of any company.

How to sell your electrical contractor business