$320,000.00
Asking Price
Status: Active
Posting ID: 292468
4/28/25
Description
With three years of successful operation, this established franchise in Treasure Valley has earned a strong reputation as a premier provider of high-quality concrete repair, staining, texturing, and polishing services. Recent strategic changes in staffing have positioned the business for smoother operations and stronger sales potential, making it even more appealing to prospective buyers.
Operating in the booming construction market of Southwest Idaho, the business is already benefiting from long-term contracts and a growing pipeline of residential and commercial projects for 2025. This well-run operation offers a rare chance to step into a profitable business with future opportunities already secured. Take charge of your future and be your own boss with this owner-operator business opportunity, emphasizing scalable growth and independence from a manager-driven model.
Asset Information:
Equipment / Fixtures: $130,000
Inventory: $30,000
Other Assets: All needed tools and equipment needed for the business
Additional Information:
Full-Time Employees: 3
Special Licence Required: State Contractor License
Training Period: 30 Days no more than 40 hours per week.
Reason for Selling: Focus on other business
For additional information please contact listing agent Mark Cardoza at (208) 352-0888 or mark.cardoza@fcbb.com
To get more information about this Concrete Repair Staining Texturing Polishing business for sale in Ada County please phone Mark Cardoza at 208-352-0888 - if you get voicemail please leave a detailed message - make sure you mention you saw this posting/ad #292468 on BizBen.com. In addition to phoning Mark Cardoza, make sure you email Mark Cardoza above to get more info about this Concrete Repair Staining Texturing Polishing, to ask any questions or request an appointment to see this business for sale. Thank you. First Choice Business Brokers Utah.
Contact
Phone: 208-352-0888 Details
Asking Price: $320,000.00
Down: $320,000.00
Cash Flow: $210,000.00
Revenue: $515,000.00
Area: Ada County
City: None Given
Attributes:
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