Businesses For Sale

Every business below is actively for sale and represented by Tangent Brokerage across Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, and Panama. Search by industry or by listing name, then open any listing to see the full profile and start a confidential conversation.

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Established landscaping Contractor -Dupage Suburbs

Landscaping Services

Established landscaping Contractor -Dupage Suburbs

● Active
Asking Price
$370k
Revenue
$435k
Cash Flow
$78k
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$243,100 Owner Income-landscaping service design build

Landscaping

$243,100 Owner Income-landscaping service design build

● Active
Asking Price
$1M
Revenue
$374k
Cash Flow
$243k
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Tree removal and landscape service firm w/$925,000 of equipment

Tree services

Tree removal and landscape service firm w/$925,000 of equipment

● Active

Cook County, Illinois, USA

Asking Price
$2.1M
Revenue
$1.3M
Cash Flow
$318k
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$ 382,801 Seller Profit, Landscape Design Build

Landscaping

$ 382,801 Seller Profit, Landscape Design Build

● Active

Porter, Indiana, USA

Asking Price
$1.8M
Revenue
$1.1M
Cash Flow
$383k
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$89,000 Income landscape, construction & snow plowing

 

$89,000 Income landscape, construction & snow plowing

● Active

Kane, Illinois, USA

Asking Price
$380k
Revenue
$430k
Cash Flow
$89k
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$264,813 Profit Landscaping, Design +Service **pre-approved w/bank**

Landscaping

$264,813 Profit Landscaping, Design +Service **pre-approved w/bank**

● Active

DuPage, Illinois, USA

Asking Price
$2M
Revenue
$1.8M
Cash Flow
$265k
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What the numbers on each listing mean

Asking price is what the seller is currently seeking for the business. Revenue is annual gross sales. Cash flow is Seller's Discretionary Earnings (SDE) — the profit left to a single owner-operator after add-backs such as the owner's salary, personal expenses run through the business, depreciation, and interest. SDE is the figure most small-business buyers and SBA lenders underwrite against, and most businesses in this size range trade somewhere between 1.5x and 5x SDE depending on how much of the operation depends on the current owner.

Where a figure reads "Not disclosed," the seller has asked us to release it only to buyers who have signed a non-disclosure agreement. That is normal, and it is not a signal about the quality of the business.

How to inquire on a listing

Businesses are marketed confidentially, so listings are published as blind profiles: enough detail to tell whether the opportunity fits, without naming the company or anything that would identify it to employees, customers, or competitors.

  1. Open the listing and submit the inquiry form with your contact details.
  2. Sign the non-disclosure agreement from the listing page.
  3. We share the full business profile and financials through a secure data room.
  4. If it still fits, we arrange a call or meeting with the seller.

Buyers are typically asked for a personal financial statement and a résumé before a seller meeting. Read our guide to buying a business for what to prepare, including SBA and seller-financing options.

Questions buyers ask about these listings

Do I need to sign an NDA to see the financials?
Yes. Sellers release detailed financials, customer information, and lease terms only under a signed NDA. You can sign it directly from any listing page, and access to the data room usually follows the same day.
Can I buy one of these businesses with an SBA loan?
Most listings in this size range are SBA-eligible. Banks lend against established cash flow far more readily than against a start-up, and we can introduce you to SBA lenders who already finance deals in that industry.
Why isn't the business name or exact address shown?
Confidentiality protects the seller's employees, customers, and suppliers while the business is on the market. Full details follow the NDA.
I don't see what I'm looking for — can you find it?
Often, yes. Not every business we represent is published, and owners approach us before listing. Tell us your acquisition criteria — industry, geography, and transaction size — and we will let you know when something matches.
I own a business — how do I get it listed here?
Start with a confidential valuation. Try the business valuation calculator for an estimate, or talk to us about selling your business.