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Your crew keeps buildings running.

Commercial electrical and plumbing contractors are the ones property managers call first, and call again. If you own one in Arizona and you're ready to step away, we'll buy it ourselves, keep your crew, and close in under six months.

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What we buy

What we look for in electrical & plumbing.

Established Arizona companies with $1M to $3M in annual EBITDA, licensed crews and repeat commercial customers. Service and maintenance are the core; project work alongside them is fine.

Commercial electricalService, repairs and tenant improvements
Commercial plumbingRepairs, maintenance and drain work
Backflow testingAnnual testing and certification
Service agreementsScheduled maintenance for property managers
Water heaters & fixturesReplacement and repair
Lighting & controlsRetrofits, upgrades and repair
What drives value

What we pay for, and what holds a price back.

We'd rather tell you up front than surprise you at the offer. Here's how we look at a business like yours.

Adds value

Recurring service and testingBackflow tests and maintenance agreements that come back every year are the steadiest revenue you have.
Existing buildings over new buildsA book of buildings to look after is steadier than chasing the next construction job.
Licensed technicians who stayExperienced, licensed people are hard to find and slow to train. They're much of what we're buying.
A wide customer baseMany property managers and building owners, rather than one or two big accounts.

Can hold it back

The license is in your name onlyIf the business can't legally do the work without you, we plan that handover first.
Heavy reliance on new constructionProject work is lumpy, and it goes quiet when the market does.
A few general contractorsWhen most of the work comes from two or three contractors, the business is only as steady as they are.
A crew close to retirementSenior people who plan to leave soon mean hiring before, not after.

None of these is a deal-breaker. Most owners have at least one. We'll tell you which apply to your business, and what they mean for the price, before you commit to anything.

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Electrical & plumbing · owners ask

The questions specific to your business.

Will my crew stay?

That's our plan. We keep teams intact, and your people are a large part of what we're buying. When the deal closes, we usually announce it together at a company meeting, so they hear it from you first.

What about the license in my name?

We plan for it from the first conversation, so the business stays properly licensed through the handover. If that means you stay on for a transition, we'll agree it with you up front.

Will you keep my company name?

Yes. Your customers know the name on the vans, and it's part of what we're buying. We keep it, along with your crew and your service schedule, so from the customer's side nothing changes.

Will my key stakeholders find out?

Not until you're ready. The visit is arranged so we look like a client, supplier or advisor, and your financials stay under NDA. Where a key supplier or major customer is essential to the business, we may need to speak with them before closing to make sure the relationship carries over. That happens late, only with your agreement, and usually with you in the room. Everyone else hears when you decide.

Same six steps. Under six months.

One conversation, a discreet visit, a confidential review, a fair offer, the paperwork, and closing.

1 · Conversation2 · Visit3 · Review4 · Offer5 · Paperwork6 · Close
61–107 daysLOI to closing, in four deals
led by our founder

See how soon you could close.

Seven questions, two minutes, completely private. You'll see where you stand and the date you could be closed by. If a quick exit isn't right for your business, we'll tell you.

Take the 2-minute check   Call 480.329.1159 Or email arizona@lexburyliberty.com. Every enquiry gets a personal reply.
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