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Upstate New York Environmental Services
Low inventory – purchased based on the project!
Specifications
This upstate New York company provides environmental services regionally and has generally low inventory, as everything needed is purchase based on the job at hand. This company provides asbestos removal, lead remediation, and fireproofing services. They are consistently seeing year over year growth and hit over $8M in revenue in 2021! They have been established in upstate New York since 2012.
Most business is accomplished in Upstate New York (85%), with the remaining work completed in the New York City area. Customers include government organizations, state agencies, general contractors, construction managers, property managers, and property owners. Project timelines are from a few weeks to a several months long and most contracts (85%) are earned through a request for proposal process. Rarely subcontractors are utilized for large projects or those at long distances. Supporting this team are two supervisors, one accountant, and one team assistant.
The company operates from a small office and warehouse space. Purchasing and storing large amounts of equipment is not necessary as this business rents any large items needed to complete projects and houses very few assets on site. All inventory and materials are ordered by project and may be briefly stored by this business or drop-shipped to the work site.
Priced at $898,000, a 12.5% down payment returns $147,250 in the first year after debt payments – a 131% return on investment! Opportunities are plentiful for growth in the New York City Area as well as widening the service area to include New Jersey, Pennsylvania, or additional regions of New York.
Business Highlights
- 2021 Revenue: $8,441,869
- 2020-2021 Average Cash Flow: $262,089
- Year Established: 2012
- Location: New York
- Service Area: Upstate New York, five boroughs, and Long Island
- Services: Asbestos removal (60%), interior demolition (20%), fireproofing (20%)
- Clients: Government, state agencies, general contractors, construction managers, property managers, property owners
- Reason for Selling: Divestment
- Personnel: 2 Supervisors, 1 accounting, 1 assistant, 1-20 floating laborers
- Seller Training Period: 6 months
Certifications
Minority Business Enterprise (MBE)
- Port Authority of New York And New Jersey
- Pennsylvania
- New York State
- Delaware
Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE)
- New York State Department of Transportation
- Metropolitan Transit Authority
For some projects, the certifications are helpful, but may not be necessary. Some contracts require the work to be self-performed and not subcontracted out.
Personnel
- 2 Supervisors
- 1 Accountant
- 1 Assistant
- 1-20 floating laborers
- Project based
- Owner
- General oversight of the day to day business:
- Estimating
- Select projects
- Legal Items
- Financials
- General oversight of the day to day business:
All company license and crews have their handlers license.
Services
- Asbestos removal/general environmental remediation (60%)
- Demolition (20%)
- Fireproofing (20%)
- Project management
Financial Highlights
- List Price: $898,000
- Cash Flow:
- 2021: $315,332
- 2020: $208,845
- Assets Included in Purchase*
- Equipment: $15,000: Office equipment, tools, furniture, fixtures; All equipment is rented, so there is little long-term investment in equipment overhead
- A/R: $1.5M (Averages $750-$1M)
- Average Backlog: $1.5-$1.9M
- Intangible Assets: Knowledgeable and well-trained team who work independent of owner supervision
*amounts may vary, assets may be depreciated, replacement cost, or fair market value
Cash Flow Analysis
Description of Financial Statement | P&L Statement | Tax Return | Tax Return | Tax Return | Tax Return | Tax Return | Notes |
2020 | 2019 | 2018 | 2017 | 2016 | 2015 | ||
GROSS SALES | $4,925,938 | $3,690,970 | $4,067,096 | $2,023,288 | $1,438,693 | $1,300,584 | |
Net Income Shown on Financial Statement | $-45,971 | $31,125 | $51,880 | $-55,070 | $-2,793 | $6,009 | |
ADDBACKS | |||||||
Compensation to Owner | $150,000 | $74,360 | $142,020 | $75,790 | $62,920 | $62,920 | |
11% Tax on total W2 Salaries | $16,500 | $8,180 | $15,622 | $8,337 | $6,921 | $6,921 | |
Depreciation | $0 | $16,740 | $11,333 | $0 | $0 | $0 | |
Interest | $35,900 | $30,777 | $5,589 | $3,777 | $1,077 | $1,796 | |
Auto-Personal Use | $376 | $272 | $715 | $1,232 | $1,269 | $2,377 | 10% is personal |
Cell Phone | $1,920 | $1,920 | $1,920 | $1,920 | $1,920 | $1,920 | $160/month for personal lines |
Replacement | $-65,000 | $-65,000 | $-65,000 | $0 | $0 | $0 | Admin replacement |
Rent Adjustment | $15,505 | $15,022 | $14,940 | $8,450 | $7,720 | $16,851 | Ongoing rent about $7k/year |
Per diem | $17,000 | $17,000 | $17,000 | $17,000 | $17,000 | $17,000 | For owner |
Insurance | $178,972 | $81,000 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | |
Donations | $3,175 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 | |
TOTAL ADDBACKS | $354,348 | $180,271 | $144,139 | $116,506 | $98,827 | $109,785 | |
Seller's Cash Flow = Total Addbacks + Net Income | $308,377 | $211,396 | $196,019 | $61,436 | $96,034 | $115,794 | |
Profit Margin | 6.26 % | 5.73 % | 4.82 % | 3.04 % | 6.68 % | 8.90 % |
- During COVID, one $2.6M project was lost. They had their commitment but the day before, the owner got a call and the project was put on hold. That income has been replaced. Several hospital jobs picked up and they did a lot of “essential” work.
- Between 2018 and 2019, about $5.1M came from MBE work.
- From 2016-2018, the company was paying off debt incurred in 2015.
Clients
- Government
- State agencies
- General contractors
- Construction managers
- Property managers
- Property owners
- Due to the political climate, the union is prevalent in the work they do. The union will also reach out to them when there is a private client that needs a project done.
Growth Opportunities
- Focus on driving new sales in New York City
- Tap into more federal funds and programs
- Expand the service area beyond upstate New York
- Pennsylvania
- New Jersey
- The remainder of New York State
Valuation Details
Funding Example
Funding Details
Business:
Offer Price: $
% Buyer Cash Down at Closing: $
% Seller Carry Back via Promissory Note: $
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% of Purchase Price secured by Buyer and Seller
Total Bank Loan Need: $
% of Purchase Price
Desired Loan Type:
Desired Bank Terms: year term at a rate of %
Total Business Assets, Inventory, and A/R: $
Total Undercollateralized Loan: $
Loan Payments
Monthly Payment to Bank: | $ |
Yearly Payment to Bank: | $ |
Monthly Payment to Seller: | $ |
Yearly Payment to Seller: | $ |
Total Monthly Debt Service: | $ |
Total Yearly Debt Service: | $ |
Conclusions
Fixed Charge Coverage Ratio
The bank will require a minimum ratio of 1.5 to be lendable.
Cash Flow: 2020-2021 Average Cash Flow |
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Annual Debt Service: | $ |
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Buyer's Net Operating Income (NOI)
The amount of money the Buyer will retain as profit.
Cash Flow: 2020-2021 Average Cash Flow |
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Annual Debt Service: | -$ |
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Buyer's Return on Investment (ROI)
The rate of return on the Buyer's down payment.
Down Payment: | $ |
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