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Contact HVAC business buyer Michael Mayes directly to start a confidential conversation about selling your commercial HVAC company in Chicagoland. Above all, this is the fastest way to contact an HVAC business buyer who actually operates the company after closing.

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Contact an HVAC business buyer directly.

Choose to contact HVAC business buyer Michael Mayes when you’re ready for a confidential conversation. After all, you’ve spent a lifetime building your HVAC business — and the least you deserve is a straight conversation about what it’s worth and what happens next.

Not Sure Where to Start?

Three ways to contact an HVAC business buyer before you commit.

Some owners want a number first. Meanwhile, others want to understand the process. Finally, some just want proof that they are talking to someone who has done this before.

01 · Valuation

First, start with a number.

If your first question is “what is my HVAC business worth?”, use the valuation calculator. Notably, it’s the fastest way to get grounded before you contact an HVAC business buyer.
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02 · Process

Next, see how the process works.

Additionally, if you want to understand the steps from first conversation to closing, review the acquisition process page before reaching out.
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03 · Proof

Finally, review a real outcome.

Ultimately, if you want proof that Michael has done this before, read the $20M exit case study and see what preparation actually looked like.
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Get In Touch

Contact the HVAC business buyer directly — Michael Mayes.

Whether you’re ready to sell your commercial HVAC business or just want to explore your options, Michael will give you honest, straightforward advice. Above all, no pitch and no pressure — just a real conversation with the actual buyer.

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Headquarters
Chicago, IL
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Response Time
Within one business day
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Confidentiality
NDA signed before any numbers are shared
First, your information is never shared with anyone — ever
Additionally, Michael personally responds to every inquiry
Furthermore, there’s no obligation to proceed after our first call
Notably, no brokers, no middlemen, and no commission
Above all, when you contact this HVAC business buyer you reach a Chicagoland operator
Prefer to talk live?
Book a free 30-minute call with Michael. Just pick a time that works for you. Above all, no prep required — just show up.
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Confidential Inquiry
Michael reads every message personally · Usually responds within a few hours
🔒 Your information is 100% confidential and will never be shared with third parties.

Your business took decades to build. Let’s make sure the exit reflects that.

Whether you’re ready to sell or just exploring, the first conversation is always free and confidential. Moreover, when you contact this HVAC business buyer you talk directly to Michael — never an intermediary.

Not Ready to Call?
Read first, reach out when you’re ready.

No pressure here. Specifically, these guides answer the questions most HVAC owners have before they contact an HVAC business buyer like Michael.

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Valuation8 min read
How to Value Your HVAC Business: The Complete Guide

First, learn the profit × multiple formula buyers actually use, add-backs worth claiming, and how to benchmark against real Chicago market data.

Contact HVAC business buyer Michael Mayes at Homestead Service PartnersBy Michael Mayes
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Selling6 min read
5 Signs It Might Be Time to Sell Your Commercial HVAC Business

You built it from the ground up, yet something has shifted. Therefore, here are five signals that now might be the right time.

Contact HVAC business buyer Michael Mayes for selling guidanceAuthor: Michael Mayes
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Selling7 min read
Why Selling to Homestead Isn’t Like Selling to Private Equity

Notably, your team stays, your brand stays, and the deal structure is clean. In other words, selling to an operator is fundamentally different.

HVAC business buyer Michael Mayes — Homestead Service PartnersWritten by Michael Mayes
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More Reading Before You Contact an HVAC Business Buyer

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Planning5 min read
When to Start Planning Your Exit (Hint: Earlier Than You Think)

Typically, the best exits start 18–24 months out. Furthermore, here’s what prepared owners do differently — and why it’s worth more at closing.

Michael MayesFrom Michael Mayes
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Preparation7 min read
How to Prepare Your HVAC Business for Sale (Even If You’re Not Ready Yet)

Generally, clean books, recurring revenue, key people, and deferred maintenance are what to focus on 1–2 years before your exit.

Talk to HVAC business buyer Michael Mayes about your exitPosted by Michael Mayes
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Strategy10 min read
5 Ways to Get a Higher Multiple When You Sell

Essentially, service agreements, key-man risk, and clean financials are the five levers that move the needle most before a sale.

Michael MayesArticle by Michael Mayes
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