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I’ve come across a business in the glasswork sector that looks ready for an investor who knows how to scale operations.
• The market: Commercial, Residential & Custom Glass • The clients: Homeowners + national brands (Tesla, Hilton, Sephora, Williams-Sonoma) Here’s why it stood out to me: This LA-based glasswork company did $1.88M revenue in 2024 with net income around $390K. Margins are healthy (20%+), and the client list is impressive. But what makes it more interesting? It’s not just a glass shop—it’s trusted for custom, high-quality work in a sector where most competitors chase only small jobs. The company has built a reputation over 14+ years: • Nearly 100% client retention • 75% conversion rate on new leads • Zero overages, always on time + on budget That level of reliability is rare in construction-related businesses. Of course, it’s not perfect. • Revenue isn’t stable (2023 hit $2.5M, but 2022 dipped to $1.9M with losses). • Owner is too central in daily ops—new buyer must either step in or hire ops manager. • Only $5K/year spent on marketing = underdeveloped growth channel. Why hasn’t a larger contractor scooped them yet? Because this space rewards personal relationships + trust. National names can’t easily replace that. And this business already has the tech stack (CRM + digital bidding) + reputation foundation. It just needs more hands and sales push. Here’s what I like as an analyst: • High gross profit (65% in 2024) • Net income trend improving (loss in 2022 → $256K in 2023 → $390K in 2024) • Blue-chip client list = credibility moat • Assets included (2 fully tooled trucks, $160K+ in value) Lease terms are manageable: • $4,500/month + $800 extra costs • Central LA location, 3,000 sq ft, offices + shop • 100% utilization This means growth will likely need more space or a second branch—already scoped in their plan. The opportunity for growth is clear: • Open branch in East LA (already identified) • Hire project managers + estimators to handle more jobs • Build real digital marketing (they barely use social media today) • Expand contracts with national retailers
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In my ideal world, I would buy, invest in utility generation and distribution. When such opportunity drops into your inbox please don't hesitate to share it with me.
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Hey, My name is Ronnie. I am based in Minneapolis, MN. Excited to be here. Looking forward to buying businesses with your help.
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