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HVAC M&A Advisory

Sell Your HVAC Company in Florida

Florida's climate makes HVAC an essential service — and one of the most active M&A sectors in the state. CBH Business Group helps HVAC owners maximize value by positioning service agreements, technician teams, and growth metrics for today's aggressive buyer market.

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4x – 7x EBITDA

Typical Range

6–9 mo

Avg. Timeline

Confidential

NDA-Protected

HVAC Valuation

Key Value Drivers

Service agreement and maintenance contract base

Technician count and certification levels

Customer diversification across residential and commercial

Route density and geographic coverage

Fleet condition and average age

Recurring revenue as percentage of total

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I sell my HVAC company in Florida?

Selling an HVAC company involves documenting your service agreement base, technician roster, equipment fleet, and financial performance. An M&A advisor will normalize your EBITDA, highlight recurring revenue from maintenance contracts, and position your company to attract PE-backed consolidators and strategic acquirers.

What are HVAC company valuation multiples in Florida?

Florida HVAC companies in the $3M–$50M range typically trade at 4x–7x adjusted EBITDA. Companies with strong service agreement bases, residential and commercial diversification, and growing maintenance revenue command the highest multiples.

Why is HVAC such an active M&A sector?

HVAC is one of the most active M&A sectors due to recurring revenue from service contracts, essential-service demand (especially in Florida's climate), fragmented markets ripe for consolidation, and strong cash flow characteristics. Private equity firms have been aggressively building HVAC platforms.

What makes an HVAC company valuable to buyers?

Key value drivers include maintenance/service agreement revenue, diversified customer base (residential + commercial), strong technician team with certifications, modern fleet and equipment, documented processes, and consistent growth in both revenue and margins.

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