Doors & Frames Company

Exceptional SDE margin at scale

$1,132,761 in cash flow on $5.6M revenue represents a ~20% SDE margin, strong for a manufacturing and installation business, reflecting disciplined cost management and pricing power.

Turnkey facility with $400K in specialized equipment

The fully equipped production shop, purpose-built for large-scale door and frame fabrication, is included in the asking price, eliminating the capital outlay a competitor would need to replicate these capabilities.

Skilled union installation workforce

Installation is performed by union workers, a credential that unlocks access to public sector, municipal, and large commercial contracts that non-union shops cannot bid on.

Significant untapped expansion upside

The existing infrastructure, machinery, and workforce are capable of supporting a considerably higher revenue volume. A growth-focused buyer could scale into new geographies, add product lines, or pursue larger contract tiers without major capital reinvestment.

License-free acquisition path available

The owner is willing to retain his Responsible Managing Officer (RMO) role post-sale, enabling buyers who do not hold a California contractor's license to acquire and operate the business immediately, a significant barrier-lowering concession.

Retiring owner, motivated, clean transition

The founder's retirement is the sole driver of the sale, not financial distress or operational issues. This creates a straightforward acquisition environment with a motivated seller who has every incentive to support a successful handover.