Professional Services Businesses for Sale in Florida
- Specialized water resources engineering consulting firm
Engineering consulting services in Gainesville Area
Asking price $990,480 · Revenue $891,526 · Cash flow $272,065
- Executive search firm with national reach
Executive placement consulting services in Naples Area
Asking price $754,369 · Revenue $243,000 · Cash flow $223,252
- Innovative Entrepreneurial Training Platform
Management consulting in Tampa Bay Area
Asking price $511,639 · Revenue $3,332,778 · Cash flow $153,606
- Virtual assistant staffing service connecting US businesses with talent
Office administrative services in South Florida
Asking price $437,459 · Revenue $934,219 · Cash flow $125,106
- Strategic Financial Firm Powering Business Growth
Accounting & bookkeeping in FL
Asking price $575,000 · Revenue $165,969 · Cash flow $119,786
- Family-owned janitorial and property care services business
Janitorial services in Treasure Coast
Asking price $312,000 · Revenue $175,295 · Cash flow $117,031
- Driving Loyalty and Referrals Through Trust-Based Communication
Management consulting in Tampa Bay Area
Asking price $273,475 · Revenue $146,674 · Cash flow $116,867
Explore consulting, engineering, design, IT, and legal-adjacent firms for operators and investment firms. Filter by gross revenue, adjusted cash flow, cash flow multiple, state, asking price, and whether the owner is exploring interest. Use toggles to hide franchises, find absentee owner potential listings, relocatable or fully remote options, and SBA loan pre-qualified deals. Save this search to get email alerts when new matches appear. At-a-glance market stats: • Median cash-flow multiple: 3.0X • Most common industries: Consulting, Design Agencies, IT services Frequently asked questions: Q: How do utilization and client concentration impact valuation? A: Higher billable utilization with a diversified client base is attractive; heavy reliance on one or two clients typically weighs on value. Q: Which contract and IP terms should I confirm? A: Review scopes of work, renewal and termination clauses, non-competes, and IP terms to see who owns work product and data. Q: Can earnouts support client retention after closing? A: Earnouts can help align incentives by tying part of the price to client retention, upsell, or revenue targets after closing. Q: What operating playbooks should transfer at close? A: Buyers usually want documented delivery processes, playbooks, and templates so the team can keep serving clients consistently after the sale. Expertise, process, and repeatable value are the core. Look for recurring engagements, strong delivery frameworks, and documented IP. Client concentration and key-person risk need careful plans. Valuation ties to adjusted cash flow, revenue quality, and reputation. Standardized scopes, account management, and QA help firms transition without disruption. Diligence should include MSAs, SOWs, utilization reports, pricing and discounting, IP clauses, cybersecurity, and insurance. For regulated-adjacent work, confirm licensing boundaries. Financing can be SBA or conventional, with seller notes or earnouts tied to retention. Plan staff and client communications early so delivery continuity is clear.