High-rise finishing carpentry contractor with signed workload into 2029

Revenue FY2026

$1.95M

EBITDA FY2026

$215K

Employees

15

An established finishing carpentry contractor serving high-rise residential construction in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia. Its crews install doors, door hardware and interior finish carpentry in new residential towers, working as a trade contractor to the general contractor on each project. Most work comes by repeat invitation to bid from two large general contractors, and about $5.0M of work is in progress or at the signing stage, running into 2028. The business is offered as a full acquisition.

Investment highlights

1. 01

   Repeat work from two large builders

   Most revenue comes from two large general contractors active in Lower Mainland high-rise residential. The company is invited to bid on their projects, so it spends very little on marketing.

2. 02

   A workload running into 2028

   About $2.1M remained to bill on projects in progress as of July 2026. A further $2.9M of new projects is at the signing stage, expected to start from later 2027.

3. 03

   A complete site team

   Fifteen full-time staff cover project management, site supervision, lead carpentry and specialist door and hardware installation, supported by two regular subcontract crews.

4. 04

   Steady demand for multi-unit housing

   Metro Vancouver recorded 27,185 housing starts in 2025, of which 25,047 were multi-unit homes, according to CMHC.

Growth opportunities

• Add general contractor clients

  Most work comes from two builders today. Getting onto the bid lists of other high-rise general contractors would widen the client base.

• Grow the Victoria work

  Current and upcoming projects already include work in Victoria, a base for a second market.

• Bring more work in-house

  Part of each year’s work goes to subcontract crews. Growing the in-house team would keep more of each contract’s value in the business.