A well-established residential construction and renovation company serving the greater Denver metro area is available for acquisition. The business specializes in kitchen and bathroom remodeling for mid-to-upper-tier homes, with project values typically ranging from $500,000 to $1.5 million.
Additional revenue streams include full-home renovations, basement finishing, and exterior structures, creating a diversified service offering within the residential sector. The company operates with a streamlined cost structure. Rather than maintaining a large in-house workforce, the owner coordinates a stable group of approximately ten experienced subcontractors — many of whom have worked with the business for years — keeping overhead lean while preserving consistent production capacity.
This model has supported steady year-over-year revenue growth and strong owner earnings relative to top-line revenue. New work flows through multiple channels, including word-of-mouth referrals, organic online search, and targeted paid advertising. Repeat and returning clients represent a meaningful portion of the annual book, reflecting the high level of customer satisfaction the business has maintained throughout its history.
A current general contractor license enables permit-pulling across multiple local jurisdictions — a tangible operational advantage that transfers meaningful value to a licensed buyer or one actively pursuing licensure. This is an owner-operated business where the current principal manages client relationships, sales, and estimating. A qualified buyer who adds management capacity or sales bandwidth will find that existing pipeline demand already supports meaningful growth — current workload reportedly exceeds what the owner can accommodate alone.
The business is not absentee-run, and prospective buyers should plan to be actively involved in operations. The seller is committed to a smooth ownership transition. Up to twelve months of compensated post-sale support is available, and the owner is prepared to assist with licensing continuity while a buyer secures their own credentials.
Seller financing and performance-based deal structures are subjects the seller is open to discussing. The seller's motivation is straightforward: after a long and successful run as owner-operator, the time has come to hand the business to a capable successor who can continue its growth trajectory. This opportunity is well-suited for an experienced contractor, a construction industry professional looking to own rather than work for others, or a business acquirer with an interest in the home improvement sector.
Financials are available to qualified buyers upon execution of a non-disclosure agreement.