Skip the start-up year. This Northeast Ohio floor coating company did the hard, expensive part in 2026 - building the brand, crew, equipment, marketing engine and systems - and turned a profit doing it. A new owner steps in at a $530K revenue run-rate with the growth curve still ahead.
From January 1 through October 22, 2026, the company generated $428,737 in revenue, about $530,000 on an annualized basis, at a 59% gross margin. Annualized Seller's Discretionary Earnings are about $141,500, and roughly $85,000 in equipment is included in the price.
The buyer gets a complete, working operation on day one. The company installs high-performance polyaspartic and epoxy floor systems for garages, basements, patios and commercial floors. A proven lead engine is already running, with Google and Meta advertising, professional ad management, a custom website and SEO. A call center answers and books leads while crews are on the job. Jobber software handles quotes, scheduling, invoicing and card payments. The business also comes with a leased shop and warehouse, branded uniforms, GPS-tracked vehicles and an experienced install crew.
The timing is right. Only about 4% of U.S. garages have a coated floor, so growth comes from first-time buyers rather than from taking share from competitors. Polyaspartic systems cure fast, so most garages are finished in a single visit and each crew can complete more jobs every week.
The business is built to transfer. The founder has built and sold a business before. He includes 30 days of hands-on training and a 25-mile, 24-month non-compete, and will carry seller financing for up to 20% of the price.
Because the company is in its first year, this is not a conventional SBA transaction. It is well suited to buyers using cash, home equity, ROBS, or conventional or equipment financing alongside the seller note. Proof of funds and a signed NDA are required to receive the confidential information package.
