Electrical contractors sit at the center of electrification — but a residential service electrician installing panels, EV chargers, and generators is a very different business than a commercial electrical contractor running plan-and-spec construction for general contractors. We advise owners across both — residential and commercial, service and construction — and position each for the right buyer pool.

Residential Electrical

Residential value comes from non-discretionary repair demand plus electrification add-ons — panel upgrades, EV chargers, and backup generators. We help residential electrical owners present service revenue, recurring work, and electrification growth the way buyers value it.

  • Residential service & repair
  • Panel upgrades & rewiring
  • EV charger installation
  • Standby & backup generators
  • Lighting, controls & low-voltage
  • Solar & battery storage

Commercial Electrical & Construction

Commercial electrical is frequently construction-driven — new building, tenant improvement, and capital projects bid through general contractors, with backlog, bonding, design-build, and prevailing-wage work shaping value. We help commercial electrical contractors position backlog quality, GC relationships, and recurring service for construction-savvy buyers.

  • Commercial & industrial electrical
  • New construction & tenant improvement
  • Plan-and-spec & design-build
  • Data, low-voltage & systems
  • Capital projects & general-contractor work
  • Commercial service & maintenance

What we do for Electrical owners

  • i.Sell-Side AdvisoryRunning a disciplined, competitive process that protects what you’ve built and gets you to the right buyer on the right terms — whether your revenue is residential service or commercial construction.
  • ii.Buy-Side AdvisorySourcing and executing platform and bolt-on acquisitions for acquirers building in the electrical space, across both service and construction models.
  • iii.Valuation & PositioningUnderstanding what your business is worth today — and how recurring service revenue, backlog, or GC concentration moves the multiple before you go to market.
  • iv.Process & NegotiationFrom first conversation through close — managing diligence, terms, and timeline so you can keep running the business.

Why Electrical

Acquirers price residential service-and-electrification revenue very differently from commercial construction backlog. Knowing how your project mix, GC concentration, and recurring service read to a buyer is the key to a premium outcome.

What drives value in Electrical M&A

When a buyer evaluates an electrical business, a handful of factors do most of the work in setting the multiple — across both residential service and commercial construction models:

  • Recurring service & repair revenue
  • Electrification add-ons (EV, panels, generators)
  • Commercial backlog & bonding capacity
  • General-contractor & capital-project relationships
  • Project vs. recurring service mix
  • Customer & crew concentration

Frequently asked questions

How are commercial electrical contractors valued differently than residential?
Residential electrical is valued on service demand and electrification add-ons like panels, EV chargers, and generators, while commercial electrical contractors are valued on construction backlog, bonding, general-contractor relationships, and plan-and-spec or design-build project work.
Do you work with both residential service and commercial construction electrical companies?
Yes. We advise residential service electricians, commercial and industrial electrical contractors doing construction work through general contractors, and companies that blend service and project work.
When should I start preparing to sell my electrical business?
Most owners benefit from starting 12 to 36 months ahead, to strengthen recurring service revenue or document commercial backlog and capital-project relationships before a sale.
What size electrical companies do you advise?
We typically advise electrical businesses generating $5 million to $100 million in annual revenue, residential or commercial.

Thinking about your Electrical business?

Whether you’re considering a sale, planning an acquisition, or just want an honest read on what your business is worth — residential or commercial — we’re glad to talk. No pitch, no pressure.

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