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INDUSTRY SELLER GUIDE

Sell your construction business in Oklahoma City.

Construction buyers need to see the profit still left in the backlog, not simply the size of signed contracts. Make job costs, change orders, subcontractor relationships and the owner's estimating role easy to inspect.

LOOK THROUGH A BUYER’S EYES

What makes your business understandable—and transferable?

A buyer needs to see how the business produces cash, what resources it needs and what changes when you leave. These are the operating details to bring into the conversation.

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Backlog by project, completion stage and remaining gross profit

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Work in progress, overbilling, underbilling and retainage

03

Customer and general-contractor concentration

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Warranty exposure, bonding needs and working-capital cycle

BEFORE YOU GO TO MARKET

Preparation that makes diligence easier.

  • Build a current work-in-progress schedule tied to the financials.
  • Separate approved change orders from disputed or pending claims.
  • Document estimating, project management and subcontractor selection.
  • Identify contract consent, local permits and trade-license requirements with advisers.
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How does your business compare?

Tell us your asking price, earnings and owner role. We’ll start with your situation—not a generic industry multiple.

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PREPARE YOUR ANSWERS

Questions a serious buyer may ask.

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Can the existing team price and manage projects without the owner?

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What cash is needed to complete the contracted backlog?

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Which warranties, claims and personal guarantees remain?

Support your answers with records and procedures where possible. Keep customer identities and detailed financials out of public listings; disclose them through an appropriate confidentiality process.

AVOID PREVENTABLE SURPRISES

Details that can slow down a sale.

  • Equating total backlog with business value
  • Ignoring loss-making jobs or disputed receivables
  • Failing to distinguish company-owned equipment from leased assets

If property, leases, permits or professional licenses are involved, identify consent and transfer requirements early. Ownership changes do not automatically transfer every approval.

YOUR BUSINESS. YOUR NEXT MOVE.

Let’s talk about your construction business.

Serving Oklahoma City, Yukon, Edmond, Mustang, Moore, Norman and the surrounding Central Oklahoma market.

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A few details help us make the first conversation useful. * Required. Estimates are welcome.

Tell us about your business
What would a successful sale look like?

Your asking price is your goal—not our opinion of value. We review earnings, risk, assets and market evidence before discussing a potential range.

Please don’t include tax IDs, bank details, employee names or customer lists. We’ll arrange appropriate document sharing after initial contact.

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