$10,000,000.00
Asking Price
Address: Fairview, 73737.
Status: Active
Posting ID: 291421
4/2/25
Description
Our client presents a game-changing innovation in the HVAC sector — a patented Polymodal Heat Pump™, offering unmatched efficiency, sustainability, and adaptability for residential and commercial environments. Unlike conventional systems, this next-generation technology dynamically utilizes electricity, renewable energy, and waste heat, resulting in a ground heat exchanger cost and size reduction of up to 60%. Having successfully designed, patented, manufactured, and installed functional units in real-world scenarios, our client now seeks the right buyer to take this breakthrough to the broader market.
Our client’s Polymodal Heat Pump™ integrates air-source and water-source capabilities, seamlessly switching between ambient air and water loops to achieve optimal efficiency, particularly in cold climates. Its modular design and dynamic heat source selection make it uniquely positioned to serve diverse building types and environments, outperforming major competitors in efficiency and lifecycle costs.
Operating within a rapidly expanding $148 billion global market projected for 2030, our client stands at the forefront of clean HVAC innovation. Supported by favorable government policies, demand for energy-efficient solutions, and increased investment in climate technologies, this business offers a strong platform for significant growth.
Confidentiality is a concern for the Seller as he seeks just the right buyer/investor. Business location details and name will be shared once a qualified Buyer prospect is vetted.
NDA is required to receive comprehensive Confidential Information Memorandum (CIM) crafted by ProNova Partners.
Detailed Information
Facilities: N/A
Competition: Major HVAC firms like Carrier, Daikin, and Bosch dominate the traditional market but lack Our client’s polymodal capabilities. While emerging startups exist, Our client’s robust IP and integrated technology provide a clear competitive advantage.
Growth & Expansion: Tremendous opportunity exists through strategic partnerships, phased market entry, customer education, and scaling production using readily available components. With the right backing, our client is poised to rapidly penetrate the market and scale operations.
Financing: TBD if structure and terms are acceptable.
Support & Training: As needed – specific terms for transition support can be negotiated. The Seller wishes to facilitate a successful and smooth transfer of the Business.
Reason for selling: Seeks a growth engine.
To get more information about this Heat Pump Tech - Revolutionary Polymodal business for sale in Fairview please phone Rick Carlson (Agent - BRE License #:01820673) at 833-776-6682 and -- - if you get voicemail please leave a detailed message - make sure you mention you saw this posting/ad #291421 on BizBen.com. In addition to phoning Rick Carlson, make sure you email Rick Carlson above to get more info about this Heat Pump Tech - Revolutionary Polymodal, to ask any questions or request an appointment to see this business for sale. Thank you. License # 01820673. ProNova Partners.
Contact
Phone: 833-776-6682 Phone: -- Details
Asking Price: $10,000,000.00
Down: Call/Email
Cash Flow: $2,251.00
Revenue: $14,515.00
Area: Fairview
City: Fairview
Attributes:
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Cash flow
$500,000
Revenue
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Posting: 290273 | Available | 4/27/25
Take a BITE out of the pet care industry with five key revenue drivers in one modern facility! Founded in 2009 by a visionary who had spent years in research and planning for an all-inclusive dog care facility, The Dog Stop, has now developed throughout 21 states.
Asking Price
Franchise Fee 49,500
Cash flow
$658,529
Revenue
$2,244,133
Down
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Well-established and highly profitable FedEx Ground routes. All routes are contiguous, making load sharing among routes efficient. Each route and supplemental comes with (1) truck and (1) experienced driver already in place. The business has seen double-digit organic growth since its inception.
Asking Price
$2,500,000
Cash flow
$247,886
Revenue
$996,033
Down
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Posting: 286774 | Available | 3/20/25
Well-established and highly profitable FedEx Ground routes. All routes are contiguous, making load sharing among routes efficient. Each business, which is comprised of multiple routes, comes with (1) truck and (1) experienced driver already in place for each route.
Asking Price
$600,000
Cash flow
$2,251
Revenue
$14,515
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 291421 | Available | 4/2/25
Our client presents a game-changing innovation in the HVAC sector- a patented Polymodal Heat Pump, offering unmatched efficiency, sustainability, and adaptability for residential and commercial environments.
Asking Price
$10,000,000
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