This construction and engineering firm delivers specialized services across several high-demand industries, with a core emphasis on power plant maintenance and the erection of pre-engineered metal buildings (PEMBs). The company has developed long-standing partnerships with industrial operators, OEMs, and utility providers throughout the United States. Consistent repeat contracts and strong client loyalty underpin steady revenue, with power maintenance representing about 35% of overall sales.

To stabilize cash flow beyond seasonal power projects, the company strategically entered the PEMB market and became a certified builder for a major national manufacturer. Today, PEMB projects generate roughly 60% of total income and continue to expand due to rising demand in both private and public construction. This segment benefits from a healthy mix of vendor referrals, project platforms, and proactive opportunity sourcing.

Operating through a streamlined, remote-centric model, the firm maintains a small full-time management group overseeing estimating, financial oversight, and client coordination, supported by a network of experienced independent project managers and craftsmen. This structure keeps fixed costs low while maintaining high delivery standards.

New growth potential lies in the recently mandated NERC freeze protection requirements for power infrastructure—an area where the company’s combined engineering and construction skill set offers a clear advantage. With annual revenue around $3 million and scalable systems already in place, a well-capitalized buyer could accelerate expansion by investing in additional staff and estimating resources. The owner is open to flexible transaction terms, including the option to exclude engineering services from the sale.