
In this episode, the Acquisitions Anonymous team dives into the ins and outs of a $32 million waterworks utility contractor business in the Carolinas. With a strong cash flow of $2.3 million, this company’s focus on installing and maintaining underground utilities for residential and commercial developments makes it a fascinating opportunity for strategic buyers.
In this episode, the Acquisitions Anonymous team dives into the ins and outs of a $32 million waterworks utility contractor business in the Carolinas. With a strong cash flow of $2.3 million, this company’s focus on installing and maintaining underground utilities for residential and commercial developments makes it a fascinating opportunity for strategic buyers.
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Key Highlights:
- Region-Specific Growth Potential: The Carolinas are experiencing strong population growth, making this a potentially lucrative investment. But with heavy dependence on development cycles, how sustainable is this market?
- Growth Opportunities and Challenges: The business has a record backlog and is primed for expansion with the right infrastructure and talent. However, labor shortages in the industry and a lack of costing software raise questions about scaling potential.
- Ideal Buyer Profile: This episode explores who could be the perfect buyer—possibly a military veteran looking to leverage government diversity contracts or a strategic acquirer looking to expand their portfolio.
- Risk Factors and Due Diligence: From client relationships to transferability of the business, our hosts discuss the potential risks involved in acquiring a contractor with network-based sales and key dependency on skilled personnel.

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