INTEGRATED THREE-UNIT PLATFORM WITH SHARED LABOR MODEL

Three integrated operating units - exterior cladding & framing, manufactured stone, and structural fireproofing share a cross-trained labor pool, project management team, and quality control infrastructure. Cross-allocation of W-2 craft labor across units improves utilization, smooths revenue cyclicality, and supports bundled scope wins on larger commercial projects.

IN-HOUSE QUALITY MODEL & W-2 CRAFT WORKFORCE

Founder-led shift away from piecework subcontracting toward an in-house, cross-trained W-2 workforce delivers superior finish quality, talent retention, and brand differentiation versus the broader 'fly-by-night' competitive set in metal stud and drywall. Approximately 60 full-time W-2 employees supplemented by ~65 contractors provide flex capacity without sacrificing quality control.

FIREPROOFING SEGMENT RE-IGNITION WITH HIGH-MARGIN BACKLOG

The structural fireproofing unit was previously paused and is now in active re-ramp with a meaningful contracted backlog. Management projects $1.0M–$1.5M in segment revenue in the coming year at 35–40% gross margins - a high-margin recurring contributor that materially upgrades blended platform economics as it scales.

NEAR-TERM EBITDA STEP-UP THESIS

Combined adjusted EBITDA is currently ~$425K on $13.6M revenue, with management projecting a step-up to roughly $1.0M–$1.2M within 1-2 years as the fireproofing and stone segments scale to ~$1.5M each at higher margins. The path to materially expanded EBITDA is supported by an existing platform, in-place labor, and a re-engaged backlog rather than greenfield investment.

Ownership Structure

STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP FOCUS

Partial liquidity sought - founder committed to long-term operating role

Founder-owner is seeking partial liquidity to "take some chips off the table" while remaining actively engaged in the business for at least another five years as the platform's top sales producer and lead trainer for the next-generation operating bench. Open to growth recapitalization, minority investment, or strategic partnership structures with sponsors experienced in commercial construction services, multi-trade roll-ups, or specialty contractor platforms.