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Asking Price:	$285,000 USD USA Dollars
Business for Sale Industry:	Services: Construction, Contractors
Reason for Selling:	New Business Opportunities
Year Established:	1992
# of Employees:	11
Yearly Revenues:	$1,273,106
Yearly Cash Flow:	$181,176

Business for Sale Overview:

** Master Electrician license REQUIRED **. This semi absentee-run electric company has been serving the North Dallas area for over 14 years. The majority of their services include home automation, rough-in, finish-out, remodels, swimming pools, and new construction. Most of the employees are licensed journeymen. The seller's senior electrician will stay through the sale. Although the company has been very successful, its primary marketing strategy thus far has been limited to word of mouth advertising and the use of signage at worksites and on company vehicles. This listing is SBA Approved with 15% down. For further information, please fill out a non-disclosure agreement at www.vrbigd.com/nda.htm. Kelly Wood can be contacted by email at kelly@vrbigd.com or by phone at 972-792-0100.

Property Features and Assets:

Prime location in North Dallas! The facilities are leased and include an office space (approximately 500 sq ft) and a warehouse (1,500-1,700 sq ft).

Market Competition and Expansion:

The company provides high-quality service with a personal touch. With new software, the business can schedule six months out. Opportunities for future growth exist in the DFW construction market which experienced an overall increase in market volume in 2007 of 9.7% which includes new construction of retail, mixed use, and office complexes.The new owner could target smaller commercial construction projects by establishing relationships with commercial general contractors and participating in the bid invitation process for upcoming projects thereby diversifying their client base and insulating the company from potential slowdowns that may occur in the residential sector.

Additional Details:

• The property is leased.
• The owner is willing to train/assist the new owner.
• The owner is not willing to work for the new owner.
• This is not a homebased business opportunity.
• This is not a franchise resale opportunity.
• This is not a distressed business or bankruptcy situation.