A note to tri-state landscaping founders
For commercial landscaping owners in Connecticut, New Jersey, and New York who are thinking about succession — and would rather not hand the keys to a private equity firm.
What you've probably been hearing
The phone has been ringing more these last few years. Most of those calls end the same way — your name comes off the trucks, your foreman gets a new title and a worse insurance plan, and a fund in another state decides whether your route density is "synergistic." It's a fine outcome for the fund. It's usually not the outcome you spent thirty years building toward.
We're a different kind of phone call.
Two paths
Path A
Fair price, paid clean. We're another landscaping founder — not a fund, not a search firm with a committee behind us. Your crew stays. Your name stays on the trucks if you want it to. You hand off and you're done.
Path B
We take the capital stuff off your plate — banking, equipment financing, insurance renewals, the next acquisition if you want one. You keep the relationships, the crews, the calls with property managers. You stay in the driver's seat for as long as it makes sense. We bankroll it until you're genuinely ready to walk away.
"Built season by season. Sold the same way — patiently, and to the right person."
Who we are, briefly
We buy one company at a time, and we use our own capital plus committed partners we've worked with for years. There's no investment committee running a stopwatch. There's no roll-up thesis we're pattern-matching your company into. When you call, you get a founder on the line — not an associate building a model.
It stays between us. Reply within two business days, from a founder.