Oct 2, 2026
Core Growth Group has released a guide covering how to sell an HVAC company, from EBITDA valuation and buyer selection to deal structure and realistic timelines for Texas service business owners.

Marble Falls, United States, October 2, 2026 /NewsNetwork/ -- Core Growth Group has released a guide walking HVAC company owners through the process of selling their business, covering preparation, valuation, buyer selection, deal structure, and what to expect from the timeline.
More information is available at https://coregrowthgroup.com/how-to-sell-a-hvac-company-key-steps-average-duration-top-options
The release comes as Capstone Partners data, cited by S&P Global Market Intelligence, shows that private equity add-on acquisitions of HVAC service providers rose 88% year over year through June 2025. With financial buyers now accounting for roughly half of all HVAC transactions, Core Growth Group's guide is aimed at helping owners understand their options and approach the market prepared.
The guide walks through each stage of an HVAC company sale, from preparation and valuation to buyer selection, deal negotiation, due diligence, and post-closing transition. It also addresses the misconceptions that most often stall the process early and outlines what a realistic timeline looks like. The guide is intended for owners who are actively planning a sale as well as those still in the preparation phase.
Readers will find a plain-language look at how buyers value HVAC service businesses and why expectations based on revenue often fall short. The guide also covers the deal terms sellers should anticipate, including how payment is structured and what role an owner may play after the sale. Preparation receives particular attention, since it shapes both the price and the likelihood of a close.
Three buyer paths are compared in detail: strategic acquirers, business brokers, and private equity aggregators. Each route carries its own timeline, level of scrutiny, and trade-offs, and a side-by-side table helps owners judge which one fits their company.
Core Growth Group acquires HVAC and plumbing service businesses across Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio. Founder Clint Evans runs his own service business and buys companies directly as a strategic acquirer, also offering consulting through the company's Grow, Prepare, and Exit framework.
HVAC business owners who are considering a sale or planning for the future can find more information at https://coregrowthgroup.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Clint Evans
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Organization: Core Growth Group
Address: 2205 Warehouse Circle, Marble Falls, TX 78654, United States
Website: https://coregrowthgroup.com/
Source: NewsNetwork
Release ID: 89205091
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