Asking Price
$1,495,000
SDE
$460,956

Industry

Building and Construction, Other Building and Construction

Gross Revenue
Location

$1,663,991
Providence County, RI

Business Description

New England homeowners, landlords, and small commercial accounts turn to the business for essential water heater and boiler rentals backed by ongoing service, creating customer relationships that extend well beyond installation.

Strong retention and low delinquency demonstrate the durability and quality of the account base, while continued service keeps the business closely connected to customers over time.

With no direct home-appliance rental competitor in New England, the business occupies a distinct regional niche with limited direct competition.

Detailed Information
Internal ID
1931

Number of Employees
3

Year Established
1977

Financing Notes
2026 thru June Annualized

FF&E
$50,000

FF&E Included
Yes

Additional Information
Reason for Selling

Strategic Exit

Facilities & Assets

Core Rentals: 40-gallon gas water heaters generate ~75% of sales through 5-year minimum contracts with auto-renewal.

Structured Contracts: Gas boiler rent-to-own agreements generate ~15% of sales, typically at $200/month with a 3-year payback target and an estimated 15% IRR.

Supplemental Rentals: 30- and 50-gallon water heaters, water heater rent-to-own agreements, and incentive-eligible electric heat pumps generate ~10% of sales.

Support & Training

Training Period: 1 month of unpaid owner training is available, with any additional compensated transition support subject to negotiation.

Staff Continuity: 2 of the 3 employees will stay, and the Operations Supervisor will likely remain.

Growth & Expansion

Semi-Absentee Ownership: Day-to-day office functions are managed by the Operations Supervisor, with the owner spending approximately 15 hours per week on major approvals and issues.

Diversified Base: No major-account concentration limits reliance on any single account, while rental arrangements cover ~97% of customers.

Actionable Growth: Increase advertising, expand home services, improve plumber and supplier economics, and add services across the existing customer base to drive growth.

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Recurring Revenue Boiler and Water Heater Rental Business
Asking Price
$1,495,000

SDE
$460,956

Industry

Building and Construction, Other Building and Construction

Gross Rev.
Location

$1,663,991
Providence County, RI

Business Description

New England homeowners, landlords, and small commercial accounts turn to the business for essential water heater and boiler rentals backed by ongoing service, creating customer relationships that extend well beyond installation.

Strong retention and low delinquency demonstrate the durability and quality of the account base, while continued service keeps the business closely connected to customers over time.

With no direct home-appliance rental competitor in New England, the business occupies a distinct regional niche with limited direct competition.

Detailed Information
Internal ID: 1931

Number of Employees: 3

Year Established: 1977

Financing Notes: 2026 thru June Annualized

FF&E: $50,000

FF&E Included: Yes

Additional Information
Reason for Selling

Strategic Exit

Facilities & Assets

Core Rentals: 40-gallon gas water heaters generate ~75% of sales through 5-year minimum contracts with auto-renewal.

Structured Contracts: Gas boiler rent-to-own agreements generate ~15% of sales, typically at $200/month with a 3-year payback target and an estimated 15% IRR.

Supplemental Rentals: 30- and 50-gallon water heaters, water heater rent-to-own agreements, and incentive-eligible electric heat pumps generate ~10% of sales.

Support & Training

Training Period: 1 month of unpaid owner training is available, with any additional compensated transition support subject to negotiation.

Staff Continuity: 2 of the 3 employees will stay, and the Operations Supervisor will likely remain.

Growth & Expansion

Semi-Absentee Ownership: Day-to-day office functions are managed by the Operations Supervisor, with the owner spending approximately 15 hours per week on major approvals and issues.

Diversified Base: No major-account concentration limits reliance on any single account, while rental arrangements cover ~97% of customers.

Actionable Growth: Increase advertising, expand home services, improve plumber and supplier economics, and add services across the existing customer base to drive growth.



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