Customer base, Footprint, positioning, & Delivery

Customer base includes regional and national fleet operators with regulated tanker assets: chemical/fuel/bulk liquid carriers, hazmat fleets, and logistics companies running heavy-duty tractors, tank trailers, and specialty pumping/blower equipment. Many of these fleets require recurring inspections, documented repairs, and certification to remain in service.

The company is headquartered in the Southeastern U.S. and services fleets across multiple Southeastern states. Work is performed at its primary facility equipped for tanker work, plus mobile service units that dispatch to customer yards and job sites.

Turnaround time and compliance readiness (DOT/HM-183) are core value drivers, especially for hazardous-materials carriers, fuel haulers, chemical tankers, and bulk liquid fleets that cannot afford extended downtime.

Financial Snapshot

Revenue (FY2024): $5.3M
‍‍EBITDA: $800K (15%).

‍The company reports consistent year-over-year topline growth since inception (2021 start) and projects reaching $10M revenue within 3 years on current run rate and demand from tanker operators. Run by an experienced technical team with decades in tanker operations.

Ownership Structure

Privately held by two brothers.

Ownership is open to strategic conversations but is not broadly marketed for sale.

Both founders have deep background in tank truck operations and compliance spanning 40+ years. Ownership is open to strategic conversations but is not broadly marketed for sale. Any contemplated transaction would require maintaining the brand, the qualified inspection personnel (DOT / HM-183 / R-stamp capability), and the ability to keep servicing regulated tanker fleets in the Southeast.