Carpet & Flooring Retailer - Established Business

NOT DISCLOSED, New Jersey

Asking Price	$350,000	Year Established	1968
Annual Revenue	$1,000,000	Reason for Selling	Retiring
Annual P/L	$0	Attention	Ken Pustizzi
Annual Cash Flow	$125,000	Listing Number	1014681
# of Employees	3	Business Category	Retail: Home Improvement

Business Overview:

Established carpet and flooring retailer serving residential and commercial customers throughout Southern New Jersey. The business has a long operating history, recognizable local presence, established vendor relationships, repeat customers, and a customer/contact database that can support future marketing and relationship development.

The company offers carpet and other flooring products, remnant sales, binding and surging services, and related customer support. Installation is performed by independent subcontractors, with installation costs included in cost of goods sold. The sale is expected to include the operating business, trade name, goodwill, approximately $50,000 of inventory, and machinery, equipment, all subject to verification and a final asset schedule.

The business may continue from its present location through a separately negotiated real estate purchase or lease, or it may be relocated to a buyer's existing facility. Historical financial statements do not include rent because the current owners own the premises. The owner is willing to provide transition employment and training for a separately negotiated fee and mutually acceptable period.

Property Features and Assets:

<p>The business currently operates from an owner-occupied commercial property in Gloucester County, New Jersey. The present facility includes retail or showroom space, warehouse areas, remnant-sales space, and a workshop used for binding and surging activities.</p><p> </p><p>The business sale is expected to include approximately $50,000 of inventory and approximately $15,000 of furniture, fixtures, equipment, and machinery, subject to verification and a final asset schedule. Potentially included assets include a forklift, binding machine, surging machine, trade name, goodwill, vendor relationships, telephone numbers, website or digital assets, and an established customer/contact database.</p><p> </p><p>The real estate is not included in the business asking price. A buyer may separately negotiate to purchase or lease the current property, or relocate the business to another suitable facility.</p><p> </p>

Market Competition and Expansion:

<p>The company competes with national home-improvement retailers, regional flooring dealers, independent installers, and online flooring suppliers. Its competitive advantages include long operating history, local recognition, existing customer relationships, product knowledge, vendor relationships, service capabilities, and established operating infrastructure.</p><p> </p><p>Growth opportunities include expanding digital marketing, improving online lead generation, reactivating prior customers, developing referral relationships with contractors, builders, property managers, real estate professionals, and restoration companies, and increasing commercial flooring activity. A buyer could also expand product offerings, formalize customer follow-up programs, and use the existing contact database for compliant marketing outreach.</p><p> </p><p>A strategic buyer may gain efficiencies by consolidating purchasing, administration, advertising, warehousing, installation coordination, or staffing with an existing operation. The business is relocatable, allowing an existing competitor or related home-improvement company to integrate the acquired assets and customer base.</p><p> </p>

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