This is a specialized mechanical contracting business built around one of the most technically demanding niches in construction: semiconductor tool hook-up and high-purity process gas piping installation for advanced chip manufacturing facilities. Founded in 2009 and operating across the United States and internationally, the business has grown from a small HVAC installer into a full-scale semiconductor mechanical contractor with offices in Texas and Virginia and a third location in development. Roughly 80% of revenue comes from semiconductor tool hook-up and process gas piping, with commercial HVAC and mechanical services making up most of the remainder.
The business competes in a narrow field where very few contractors have the cleanroom experience, safety systems, and qualified workforce to perform this work reliably. A key differentiator is the ability to supplement domestic labor with experienced semiconductor technicians from South Korea, directly addressing the industry-wide shortage of qualified craftsmen and allowing the business to staff large, fast-moving projects that competitors cannot. The team is accustomed to mobilizing quickly to customer sites anywhere in the country, and the owner reports that employee turnover is significantly below industry norms, with many key personnel having been with the company for years.
The owner is actively involved at a strategic level but reports the day-to-day operation runs through the employee team, and that the business would not miss a beat during an extended absence. He is selling as part of retirement planning and is committed to a flexible, well-supported transition. The standout: revenue reached approximately $18M in the most recent full year, and the first half of the following year is already tracking ahead of that pace.