What Is Your Business Worth?
A free, confidential valuation for owners of cleaning, facility and other service businesses in NYC and North & Central New Jersey. You get a real range, not a guess, and a call back within 1 business day.
What We Look At
Revenue alone says very little. Two companies with $2M in sales can be worth very different amounts. We look at what buyers and their lenders look at:
- Owner earnings (SDE or EBITDA): what the business really makes once your own pay, perks and one-time costs are added back.
- Contract quality: written, multi-year commercial contracts are worth far more than month-to-month work.
- Customer concentration: if one client is more than 20–25% of revenue, buyers price in the risk.
- Owner dependence: can the business run for a month without you answering the phone?
- Team stability: supervisors who can run the accounts, and crews that stay.
What You Get
- A realistic value range for your business today.
- The 2–3 things raising or lowering that number.
- What you could fix before selling to get paid more, whether you plan to sell next year or in five.
Free and Confidential
There’s no cost and no obligation. Nothing is listed anywhere, and nothing about you or your company is shared with anyone without your OK. Your employees, clients and competitors hear nothing.
Get Your Free Valuation
Takes 2 minutes. 100% confidential.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is my cleaning business worth?
Most small commercial cleaning companies are valued as a multiple of seller’s discretionary earnings (profit plus the owner’s pay and add-backs). Where you land depends on contract length, client concentration, how much the business depends on you, and crew stability. A free valuation gives you a realistic range.
How long does it take to sell a service business?
A well-prepared sale usually takes 6 to 12 months from first conversation to closing. Starting 12 to 24 months early gives you time to fix issues that lower the price.
Will my employees and clients find out?
Not unless you decide to tell them. Details are shared only with buyers who sign a non-disclosure agreement, and only with your approval.
Do my contracts transfer to a new owner?
It depends on each contract’s assignment clause. Some transfer automatically, some need the client’s consent. Reviewing them early is one of the first steps in preparing to sell.
What kinds of businesses do you work with?
Service businesses in the five boroughs of New York City and North and Central New Jersey, especially commercial cleaning and facility services, plus trades and other B2B service companies.
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