
Strong Deal - But Are the Clients Sticky?
The numbers work. Now you need to prove the relationships transfer.
Boring businesses are supposed to be stable. But this one quietly breaks down when you look at what you're actually getting.

This is a dirt hauling, land clearing, and site work business based in Nassau County, Florida. It offers services like grading, debris removal, and material hauling using owned equipment including trucks, trailers, and heavy machinery.
At a glance, this looks like a typical blue-collar service business with steady demand and room to grow. But the numbers tell a very different story.
This is exactly the type of deal that feels safe on the surface and quietly becomes fragile once you stress the economics.
Let’s run this through a standard SBA financing scenario.
After debt service, the buyer is left with only about $41K per year. That is extremely thin for a business that depends on trucks, fuel, and equipment uptime.
This deal scores a 4.4 / 10. Not because dirt hauling is a bad business, but because this one is priced like a stronger operation than it actually is.
This is a classic example of a deal that technically works on paper but lacks real cushion. In equipment-heavy businesses, that is exactly where things break.
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