Trades & contracting
Electrical, mechanical, HVAC, roofing, high-voltage and power systems work, and specialty contractors serving developers, general contractors and institutions.
Businesses sell for different reasons in different sectors — recurring contracts, licensed trades, equipment, brand equity or a book of clients. We work across the range of companies that make up Toronto's economy, and we price each one on what actually drives its value.
Electrical, mechanical, HVAC, roofing, high-voltage and power systems work, and specialty contractors serving developers, general contractors and institutions.
Commercial snow and ice management, landscaping, janitorial, pressure washing and maintenance businesses running on recurring multi-year contracts.
Custom machining, fabrication, repair shops and long-established production businesses with equipment, skilled labour and repeat industrial customers.
Industrial equipment distribution, consumables and service platforms, medical supplies and multi-channel wholesalers with national coverage.
Direct-to-consumer brands, apparel, specialty retail and relocatable online businesses with established customer bases.
Restaurants, franchises, catering, event supplies and party rental businesses serving Toronto and surrounding regions.
Clinics, multi-location spas, wellness platforms and practitioner-led businesses in premium, service-driven environments.
Accounting and tax firms, bookkeeping practices, consultancies and other advisory businesses with recurring client relationships.
Dealerships, service centres, collision and parts businesses across the GTA and southern Ontario.
Software, IT services, marketing and technology solution providers — including North American platforms operated out of Ontario.
Chemical, coatings and related product manufacturers where regulatory, environmental and customer-concentration questions shape value.
Fleet, courier, warehousing and last-mile operators where contracts, drivers and asset condition drive the deal.
Owner-operated businesses — trades, retail, restaurants, clinics and service companies. Usually sold to individual buyers, often with lender or vendor financing in the structure.
Companies with a management layer, audited or review-engagement financials and buyer interest from strategic acquirers, family offices and private equity.
Sell-side engagements generally work best where the business produces a bottom line of roughly $600,000 or more per year, but we still take the call either way — smaller operators are often better served by a growth or readiness engagement first.
Toronto, Peel, York, Durham and Halton form the core of our work, and we regularly act on transactions through southern Ontario, the Niagara region and beyond — including cross-border buyers acquiring Canadian companies.