MECHANICAL & INFRASTRUCTURE TRADES

Sell Your HVAC, Plumbing, or Electrical Business to Operators Who've Built One.

Four standalone trades brands already operating across the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast. Eighteen tradespeople still doing the work they love. We're the buyer that residential and commercial mechanical contractors actually want to talk to — because we've done this four times already, and the businesses are still running under their original names.

Trades mosaic

What this
Vertical Includes

Our mechanical and infrastructure trades vertical covers the contracting businesses that keep buildings warm, dry, powered, and running. We partner with residential, commercial, and light-industrial operators across these sub-trades:

HVAC

heating, cooling, indoor air quality, refrigeration

Plumbing

residential, commercial, gas fitting, drain and sewer

Electrical

residential, commercial, low-voltage, service and installation

Roofing

residential and light commercial

Sewer and drain

cleaning, repair, replacement, hydro-jettingadjacent specialty trades on a case-by-case basis

Why Trades Mosaic for  Mechanical Trades

Four Brands Still Operating

Tim Whistler Plumbing, Fresh Air HVAC, First Aid Air Conditioning, Strategic Heating & Air — all four standalone brands still running under their original names with the original crews. Eighteen skilled tradespeople kept their jobs through the transitions. We're not promising what could happen; we're showing what has.

Operator-Run

The people who decide whether to buy your business — and how to run it after close — have signed payroll, hired techs, weathered slow seasons, and exited operating companies of their own. We're not a fund. We're operators acquiring operating businesses.

Built for Mid-Atlantic & Southeast

Our portfolio is concentrated where mechanical trades businesses thrive — Maryland, Virginia, Florida, and adjacent markets. We know the regulatory landscape, the seasonal patterns, and the regional referral networks that make these businesses work.

Brand & Team Continuity
Are Non-Negotiable

The name on your trucks, the techs in your crew, the standards your customers expect — these stay. We've structured every deal so far around preserving what made the business work, not consolidating it into something unrecognizable.

What We Look For
in a mechanical Trades
Acquisition

Revenue Range

$1M – $10M
annual revenue

Geography

Mid-Atlantic and Southeast preferred; adjacent markets considered case-by-case

Owner Profile

Owners considering retirement, a step back, growth capital, or a partner who'll preserve what they've built. We've structured deals for owners who wanted out in 90 days and for owners who wanted to keep running it for another five years.

Deal Structures
Available

Full sale with some seller financing, partial sale with rollover equity, transition with extended advisory role, operator partnership. Structured around the owner's situation — not a template.

Mechanical Trades in the Portfolio

HVAC

Strategic
Heating & Air

South Boston, VA
AC/HVAC

First Aid Air Conditioning

Port St. Lucie, FL
HVAC

Fresh Air Heating, Cooling & IAQ

Mechanicsville, VA
PLUMBING

Tim Whistler Plumbing & Gas Fitting

Silver Spring, MD
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What We Don't Acquire

Being clear about what we don't do saves everyone time. We don't typically acquire:

Single-truck operations with under $1M in revenue
Pre-revenue or startup-phase trades companies
Businesses with unresolved regulatory or licensing issues
Pure window-washing, gutter-cleaning, or one-time service businesses without a recurring service base
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FAQ: The Questions Owners Actually Ask

Most process questions come up in the first conversation, but a few we hear often enough to answer here. If you don't see yours, ask us directly.

What size HVAC or plumbing business do you typically acquire?
Do you keep the company name after acquisition?
Will my crew lose their jobs?
What if I want to keep running my business after the sale?

TALK TO OPERATORS
WHO'VE DONE THIS ALREADY

A confidential 30-to-45-minute conversation. No NDAs. No commitment. The fastest way to understand what your options actually look like.