Growing Industrial Commercial Electrical Contracto

The Company is a 70+ year old, family-owned electrical contractor based in the Southeast US, licensed in Louisiana and Texas. It has established a strong reputation for quality, reliability, and comprehensive service offerings across industrial, commercial, and multi-family projects. The company operates from a modern, well-equipped facility and leverages training programs to ensure a highly skilled workforce.

Services & Capabilities

The company provides high-voltage installations, petrochemical and hazardous location wiring, PLC/automation systems, industrial troubleshooting, emergency response, and full-scale commercial/multi-family electrical systems. Its industrial specialization has made it a preferred contractor for petrochemical facilities and large industrial clients, supported by advanced testing equipment and strong supply chain relationships.

Market Position & Competitive Landscape

Operating in one of the nation’s most concentrated petrochemical corridors (>$100B in assets within 50 miles), The Company benefits from ongoing industrial expansion and post-hurricane reconstruction demand. High licensing barriers and limited local competition secure its dominant regional position. Competitively, it fills the mid-market gap—larger than local players yet more nimble than national contractors.

Financial Performance

The company has averaged 8.2% annual revenue growth over the last five years, even through hurricane and storm disruptions, with gross margins of 34.7% and net margins of 20%, materially above industry benchmarks

Leadership & Transition

The company has an experienced management team and succession plan in place. The principals are preparing for retirement, making this a turnkey acquisition target. With its strong financial performance, entrenched regional presence, limited competition, and upcoming ownership transition, The Company represents a premier acquisition target in the Gulf Coast industrial corridor, well positioned for growth amid energy transition and infrastructure investment trends.