NOT DISCLOSED, Pennsylvania
| Asking Price |
$250,000 |
Year Established |
1996 |
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| Annual Revenue |
$229,206 |
Reason for Selling |
Retirement. |
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| Annual P/L |
$0 |
Attention |
Jack Greenawalt |
|
| Annual Cash Flow |
$71,318 |
Listing Number |
1009145 |
|
| # of Employees |
1 |
Business Category |
Services: Cleaning |
|
Business Overview:
For 30 years, this business has been specializing in the installation, maintenance, and repair of commercial draft beer systems for bars, restaurants, breweries, taprooms, clubs, and event venues. The company provides turnkey tap system installations, routine beer line cleaning services, emergency repairs, and system optimization to ensure quality pours, proper carbonation, and maximum product yield.
It is essential for all food and drink establishments serving beer to have properly functioning and well-maintained draft systems. Proper maintenance directly impacts customer satisfaction, protects product integrity, and supports overall profitability. This business fills a critical operational need by helping clients reduce waste, prevent contamination, improve taste quality, and extend equipment life. With recurring service income and strong industry demand, it represents a stable and scalable opportunity.
Property Features and Assets:
<p>The business can be readily relocated within the South Central Pennsylvania region; however, the Real Estate is available for purchase by a separate contract and includes a residence with a 1,200 square foot supplemental building.<br></p><p>Assets = $34,913</p>
Market Competition and Expansion:
<p>There is minimal competition in the area. There are 2 other companies which perform beer line cleaning. They both utilize the BLM method, which according to the seller produces inferior results and does not eliminate the need for chemical cleaning entirely. The faucets, couplers and FOBs still require manual cleaning on a consistent basis. This industry operates with low inventory requirements and strong margins on labor.<br></p><p>The business offers multiple clear avenues for growth and expansion. Geographic expansion can increase route density and generate higher revenue. Creating recurring service accounts would be another way to establish new business. Cross-selling services to new bar and restaurant openings presents a consistent pipeline of installation and long-term maintenance opportunities. Forming strategic partnerships with breweries and beverage distributors can create referral channels and preferred-vendor relationships, further strengthening market presence. Additionally, expanding into beverage gas services or related draft system products would diversify revenue streams, increase average customer value, and deepen client relationships.<br></p>
Additional Details:
- The property is owned.
- The owner is willing to train/assist the new owner.
- This is a homebased business opportunity.
- This is not a franchise resale opportunity