PLYMOUTH MEETING, Pennsylvania
| Asking Price |
$200,000 |
Year Established |
2021 |
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| Annual Revenue |
$340,000 |
Reason for Selling |
Down Sizing |
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| Annual P/L |
$0 |
Attention |
TOM CERNIELLO |
|
| Annual Cash Flow |
$135,000 |
Listing Number |
1018707 |
|
| # of Employees |
|
Business Category |
Services: Landscaping & Lawn Care |
|
Business Overview:
Asking Price: $200,000.
Plymouth Meeting, PA
Business description
Brighton Road Landscaping is a residential maintenance route with about 300 accounts. The work is grass cutting and flower beds. Most accounts are weekly. The seller has held these stops for about five years.
Gross revenue is about $340,000 a year. Cash flow is about $135,000 a year. That $340,000 does not include winter cleanups, mulching, flower planting, tree trimming, or fertilizing. Those are extra.
Included in the sale: two trucks , two trailers, the equipment. A buyer may need to hire workers to cover the work.
He will sign a non-compete. He will not solicit these 300 accounts, and he will not do any work on them.
Business highlights
• About 300 maintenance accounts
• Mostly weekly grass cutting and flower beds
• Stops in place about five years
• Gross about $340,000
• Cash flow about $135,000
• Base number does not include cleanups, mulch, plantings, tree work, or fertilizing
• Trucks, trailers, and equipment included
• No employees included
• Seller will sign a non-compete on these accounts
Property Features and Assets:
<p>Facility</p><p> </p><p>This is a route, not a storefront. Work is done at the customer’s property. Sale includes the trucks, trailers, and equipment needed to service the accounts.</p><p> </p>
Market Competition and Expansion:
<p>Competition</p><p> </p><p>Lawn maintenance is local and spread out. Most competitors are small operators. These 300 accounts are already on a weekly schedule. The seller will not bid them, call them, or do any work on them after the sale.</p><p> </p><p>Growth and expansion</p><p> </p><p>The $340,000 is cutting and flower beds only. Winter cleanups, mulch, flower planting, tree trimming, and fertilizing are not in that number. Fertilizing is a steady add-on on a lawn route. A lot of these accounts can be sold a program on top of the weekly cut. A buyer can sell those extras to the same 300 stops. New owner will need to hire employees to cover the route and the extra work.</p><p> </p><p><!--[if !supportEmptyParas]--> <!--[endif]--></p><p> </p>
Additional Details:
- The property is Leased.
- This is not homebased business opportunity.
- This is not a franchise resale opportunity