Want to Sell Your Pest Control Business?
Our Experience
With over 20 years of experience in Pest Control Industry Acquisitions, we have we learned a lot about buying and selling companies. Our team has the knowledge and expertise to guide you through the process.
Your Trusted Partner for a Successful Exit
You built your business through hard work, dedication, and sacrifice. When it’s time to move on—whether to retire, invest elsewhere, or simply pursue new opportunities—you deserve a smooth, high-value exit. New Leaf Acquisitions specializes in representing pest control business owners in New England and beyond, managing the complexities so you can focus on what matters most.
Our Seller Process: Transparent & Professional
Initial Strategy Session
We talk about your goals, timeline, and priorities. Whether your focus is maximum price, a quick sale, tax efficiency, or some ongoing involvement, we design your exit strategy accordingly.
Business Assessment & Preparation
We help you evaluate and “clean up” your operations and finances—improving systems, reducing concentration risks, refining documentation, and resolving issues ahead of buyer scrutiny.
Valuation & Positioning
We prepare a confidential information memorandum (CIM) or seller presentation, framing your strengths (customer retention, team, territory, recurring revenue) and addressing potential objections.
Marketing & Buyer Outreach
We confidentially promote your business to relevant buyers—strategic acquirers, competitors, private investors, or regional companies—and solicit indications of interest.
Screening & Offers
We vet incoming offers, ensuring buyers are qualified, then present and compare competing offers. We help you assess structure, terms, and deal risk—not just the headline price.
Due Diligence & Negotiation
Under our guidance, you respond to requests, maintain control over information, and negotiate final terms, letters of intent, purchase agreements, and closing mechanics.
Closing & Transition
Once terms are set, we help coordinate legal, financial, licensing, staff, and operational handoffs—so the transition is smooth for both you and the buyer.