🐾 Dog and Cat Dental Services For Sale making $150k/yr!

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Cool Business Idea: 

Local market vendors are running growing businesses… with paper notebooks.

This week’s Cool Business Idea builds a tool just for them—an all-in-one booth planner, product tracker, and customer manager—and it could be your next six-figure SaaS.

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Confusing Corporate Sayings:

“You’ll be drinking from a fire hose at first, but it’ll slow down eventually."

Professional Translation:
“They’re warning you that the learning curve is steep, but temporary.”

Corporate Pivot Translation:
“You will be overwhelmed, unsupported, and expected to absorb 6 years of tribal knowledge by Friday.”

Sam’s Perspective (1st Time Buyer)

🆕 Status Update: Quick update on the wedding venue lead from last week: I heard back from the owner and got answers to my initial questions. Honestly, I’m impressed. She’s mostly hands-off—only on-site about once a month—and has a sales manager and staff running the day-to-day. The lease is transferable with no built-in rent increases, and 2025 already has 58 weddings booked with more expected.

We’re setting up a call now to dive in deeper. Everything sounds solid so far, especially given the location and how well it could tie in with Simply Silk Flowers. The only real caution flag? There’s no real estate included, so there’s always some risk tied to the lease. Still—definitely one of the more promising leads we’ve seen.

Tyler’s Perspective (Experienced Buyer)

🆕 Status Update: For some reason, tax season has a way of making you pay attention to things you’ve been ignoring—probably because you're finally seeing the full financial picture. Looking at everything holistically forced me to think about where we can improve, and the first thing that came to mind was marketing.

We’ve dabbled in a few traditional marketing methods, but honestly, we haven’t prioritized it. That was somewhat intentional—we wanted our operator to get comfortable running the business before we pushed growth. I’m a big believer in growing intentionally, not just chasing revenue. But now, we’re in a position to take that next step.

Over the coming months, we’ll start experimenting with marketing across the board—social media, online efforts, maybe even some good old-fashioned snail mail. The goal is to build a sustainable system that lets us grow at our own pace, without burning out the team or losing focus.

💰 Deals < $500k 💰

Business Name: Dog and Cat Dental Services
Revenue: $200,000
Asking Price: $225,000
Profit: $150,000 (Profit Margin = 75%)
Location: Lee County, FL (Relocatable)
Established: 2011

✅ Pros:

• Vet Partnerships in Place: Built-in customer base through contracts with local veterinarian offices.

• Fully Booked Schedule: Appointments are currently booked out 3 months—clear recurring demand and minimal customer acquisition cost.

⚠️ Cons:

• Niche Skill Required: Dental experience is needed, which could limit the buyer pool unless they plan to hire or already have industry experience.

📈 Growth Opportunities:

• Marketing Expansion: Little to no online presence leaves an open lane for growth via Google Ads, SEO, and Instagram.

• Capacity Expansion: Hiring one technician could nearly double output given the overflow in demand.

💰💰 Deals $500k - $1m 💰💰

Business Name: Custom Access Control & Gate Systems
Revenue: $876,045
Asking Price: $975,000
Profit: $387,137 (Profit Margin = 44%)
Location: Broward County, FL
Established: 2012

✅ Pros:

• High-Margin, Specialized Niche: Premium services in gate automation, security systems, and design.

• Recurring Project Work: Clients often return for upgrades, repairs, or expansions, creating repeat cash flow.

⚠️ Cons:

• Hands-On Nature: Requires operational oversight of field techs and installation projects, so not ideal for absentee buyers.

📈 Growth Opportunities:

• Maintenance Subscription Model: Add monthly recurring revenue by offering service plans and preventative maintenance contracts.

• Commercial Client Expansion: Strong opportunity to scale into HOA communities, industrial parks, and municipalities.

💰💰💰 Deals $1m+ 💰💰💰

Business Name: Land Surveying Company
Revenue: $3,020,281
Asking Price: $1,995,000
Profit: $578,695 (Profit Margin = 19%)
Location: Florida
Established: 1988

✅ Pros:

• 37-Year Operating History: A trusted name in land surveying with long-term contracts and government/private clients.

• Working Capital Included: $350K in accounts receivable and valuable FF&E included in sale reduce transition friction.

⚠️ Cons:

• Licensing Barrier: Buyers must be licensed or retain a licensed surveyor to retain specific accounts/contracts.

📈 Growth Opportunities:

• Expand to Renewables & Infrastructure: Tap into new solar farm, highway, and EV charging station developments.

• Territory Growth: High growth potential by moving into new FL markets like Orlando, Tampa, or Jacksonville.