Selling a business
Sell your business for what it’s worth.
Jon Freeberg is a business broker. He helps owners get their business ready to sell, then finds the right buyer and handles the sale.
Every conversation about selling is kept confidential.
Why it matters
Buyers pay for a business that runs without you.
Two businesses with the same sales can sell for very different prices. The difference is usually what a buyer can see and count on after you leave.
Clean numbers
Books a buyer can trust, with the owner’s personal expenses separated out.
Less depends on you
Customers, crews, and key relationships that stay when the owner steps away.
Steady customers
Repeat and recurring work a buyer can count on.
A strong reputation
Reviews, a Google profile, and a website that keep bringing in calls. This is where Tim’s marketing work adds to the sale price.
Systems on paper
How jobs get quoted, scheduled, and done, written down so someone else can run it.
Fewer surprises
Leases, licenses, contracts, and equipment in order before a buyer asks.
How it works.
- A confidential conversation
Where the business is today, what you want out of a sale, and your timing.
- Get it ready
Fix what lowers the price before a buyer sees it: the numbers, the systems, and how the business shows up online.
- Find the right buyer
Jon markets the business quietly to qualified buyers, so customers and staff don’t hear about it early.
- Close the sale
Offers, negotiation, and the steps to closing, with Jon on your side the whole way.
Selling in a year, or in five?
The earlier you start, the more there is to improve. Talk to Jon in confidence.
Talk to Jon