For buyers
Buy a business that was actually built to run
Acquiring an established company means inheriting customers, cash flow, and a team on day one — provided you know what you are underwriting.
Current opportunities
Businesses for sale
Listings are presented blind. Full details are released after a signed NDA and a short qualifying conversation.
Manufacturing
Precision Machine Shop with Long-Term Contracts
Dane County, WI
A CNC machining operation serving agricultural equipment and medical device manufacturers, with a tenured shop floor team and a repeat customer base going back more than two decades.
- Asking price
- $2,450,000
- Revenue
- $3,900,000
- Cash flow
- $685,000
Home & Commercial Services
Commercial Landscape & Snow Management Company
Madison Metro, WI
Recurring-revenue grounds maintenance business with winter snow contracts that smooth out seasonality. Fleet is owned outright and well maintained.
- Asking price
- $1,150,000
- Revenue
- $1,850,000
- Cash flow
- $372,000
Food & Beverage
Specialty Coffee Roaster with Wholesale Accounts
South Central WI
A regional roaster splitting revenue between wholesale grocery and restaurant accounts, a direct-to-consumer subscription program, and one flagship café.
- Asking price
- $725,000
- Revenue
- $1,240,000
- Cash flow
- $218,000
Trades
Residential HVAC Service & Install Contractor
Rock County, WI
Established heating and cooling contractor with a large maintenance-plan membership base and a steady replacement pipeline from decades of installed equipment.
- Asking price
- $1,875,000
- Revenue
- $2,650,000
- Cash flow
- $540,000
Business Services
B2B Print & Promotional Products Firm
Madison, WI
Long-standing supplier of printed materials, signage, and branded merchandise to insurance, healthcare, and university clients in the Madison area.
- Asking price
- $615,000
- Revenue
- $1,120,000
- Cash flow
- $205,000
Healthcare
Small Animal Veterinary Practice
Columbia County, WI
Two-doctor companion animal clinic with a loyal client base, modern diagnostic equipment, and room to add a third veterinarian.
- Asking price
- $1,390,000
- Revenue
- $1,680,000
- Cash flow
- $415,000
Buyer process
How an acquisition comes together
- 01
Define real criteria
Industry, size, location, and the role you want to play day to day. Narrow criteria find better businesses faster than an open search.
- 02
Get financing lined up
Most acquisitions use an SBA loan, buyer equity, and often a seller note. Pre-qualification makes your offer credible and sets your realistic price ceiling.
- 03
Review under NDA
Sign the confidentiality agreement, receive the memorandum, and dig into the recast earnings behind the asking price.
- 04
Meet the owner
A seller meeting tells you things no spreadsheet will — why they are selling, how the team operates, and what the business needs next.
- 05
Letter of intent and diligence
Price, structure, and transition terms are agreed, then verified against tax returns, contracts, leases, and customer records.
- 06
Close and transition
Lender conditions, legal documents, and the handover plan are coordinated so your first week as owner is not a scramble.
Looking for something not listed here?
Many businesses sell before they are ever publicly marketed. Tell us your criteria and we will let you know when a fit comes across the desk.