A well-positioned Georgia-based company presents a compelling acquisition opportunity for a buyer seeking a business with dual revenue engines, proven profitability, and a loyal customer base. The company operates across two complementary segments: professional holiday lighting installation and year-round event décor rentals, together generating approximately $2.2 million in annual revenue with strong owner earnings exceeding $550,000.
The holiday lighting division serves a broad client mix spanning private residences, homeowners associations, municipal accounts, automotive dealerships, and commercial properties. Installation activity runs on a defined seasonal schedule in the fall and early winter, followed by removal services in January — creating a concentrated, high-output operational window that the team executes efficiently year after year. Customer retention on the lighting side is notably strong, with the typical client maintaining a multi-year relationship with the business.
The event rental division provides a critical year-round revenue foundation, keeping core team members active and cash flowing throughout the slower holiday off-season. The rental inventory — which includes large-format decorative lettering, atmospheric lighting, backdrops, and specialty display pieces — was largely designed and fabricated by the current ownership, giving the business a differentiated product mix that is not easily replicated. Event demand peaks in spring and fall, with December representing a natural overlap with the holiday lighting season.
Current ownership estimates that the event division could realistically handle two to three times its present volume without major infrastructure changes — representing a clear organic growth lever for an incoming operator. The business has demonstrated meaningful owner-independence over time. The current owner has taken extended breaks of several months without disruption to day-to-day operations, and experienced seasonal staff have consistently returned year after year — a strong indicator of operational stability and team culture.
The seller is committed to a thorough transition, offering up to one year of consulting support and hands-on assistance through the critical summer and fall ramp-up period. This is a non-franchise, owner-operated business located in the Atlanta metro area of Georgia. It is not relocatable and is not currently structured as a remote or absentee-run operation, though the seller's recent track record suggests meaningful flexibility is achievable.
SBA financing is not available for this transaction; seller financing is not offered. The seller is motivated by a career philosophy of chapter-based entrepreneurship and is now ready to pass a well-built platform to a capable new operator.