Construction Acquisitions in United States

Groundworks, a foundation repair and water management solutions company, acquired WTX Foundation Repair, a provider of foundation repair, concrete leveling, and basement waterproofing services. The deal expands Groundworks’ presence in West Texas and marks its first entry into the New Mexico market, with WTX’s team continuing to serve customers under the Groundworks name.

Amrize (NYSE: AMRZ) has completed the acquisition of PB Materials Holdings, Inc., a leading aggregates producer with a complementary ready-mix concrete network in West Texas. The deal expands Amrize’s footprint in Texas and the Southern region by adding 26 operational sites and more than 50 years of aggregates reserves, and is expected to be EPS and cash accretive in 2026.

Riverview Landscapes acquired Cleveland Brothers Landscaping, Inc., a landscaping company headquartered in Corinth, New York that services the greater Saratoga Springs and Albany regions. Founded in 1988 by Terry and Kevin Cleveland, Cleveland Brothers provides landscape maintenance, hardscaping, fertilization, and snow removal services, and its team will join Riverview’s Albany Branch as Riverview relocates its Albany office to Cleveland Brothers’ larger Corinth facility. The deal represents Riverview’s 21st acquisition since 2022; Riverview is owned by management and Talus Holdings.

Vasco Group, a Monogram Capital Partners-backed sports surfacing platform, acquired Schubert Tennis, a Cincinnati-based provider of asphalt and clay tennis, pickleball, and multi-sport court services. The acquisition expands Vasco’s Midwest footprint and adds specialized clay court construction, resurfacing, maintenance, and reconditioning capabilities, increasing recurring revenue from ongoing court upkeep. Schubert’s owner-operators Rusty Schubert and Jeff Parish will remain in their roles.

Keller, a design-build general contractor headquartered in Kaukauna, Wisconsin, acquired Hoffman Planning, Design & Construction, Inc., a design and construction management firm based in Appleton. Hoffman will operate as “A Keller Company” while keeping its brand and remaining operationally independent, with leadership changes including former owner Sam Statz moving to business development and Chad Ulman leading Hoffman going forward.

TopBuild announced it has acquired Applied Coatings and Upstate Spray Foam, two Winfield, New York-based contractors generating about $20 million in combined annual revenue. The businesses install spray foam and fireproofing for residential and commercial customers across New York, Pennsylvania, and Massachusetts. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Precision Door Tri-State (PDS Tri-State), a portfolio company of Monogram Capital Partners, acquired Foris Solutions, a multi-territory Precision Door Service/Precision Garage Door Service franchisee. Foris founder Steve Freitas will retain a minority stake and join PDS Tri-State’s board, and Foris COO Doug Issacson will become COO of the combined platform. The deal expands Monogram’s investment in the Precision Door ecosystem and creates one of the largest, most diversified operators in the Precision Door Service system.

Construction Partners, Inc. (NASDAQ: ROAD) acquired GMJ Paving Company, LLC, an asphalt paving contractor focused on public infrastructure projects across the Houston, Texas metro area. The transaction adds GMJ’s hot-mix asphalt plant in Baytown, giving Construction Partners its 12th asphalt plant in the Houston market and expanding production capacity alongside its nearby liquid asphalt terminal. GMJ will join Construction Partners’ Houston operations as part of its Durwood Greene Construction Co. platform.

The Wasserstrom Company acquired Breckenridge Kitchen Equipment & Design, a foodservice equipment and design firm headquartered in Huron, Ohio. The acquisition expands Wasserstrom’s capabilities in equipment project management and kitchen design and broadens its customer reach across hospitality, healthcare, education, and restaurant markets.

Pavement Preservation Group, Inc. (PPG), a portfolio company of The Sterling Group, acquired Holbrook Asphalt, LLC and Integrated Pavement Solutions, LLC (IPS) and their related pavement preservation affiliates. The deal expands PPG’s geographic footprint and enhances its product and service offerings in pavement preservation, combining Holbrook’s contracting capabilities with IPS’s specialized preservation products such as HA5.

Guild Garage Group, an alliance of residential garage door service companies, completed a partnership with Varney Door Company, a family-owned garage door service provider based in Barboursville, West Virginia. The transaction is Guild’s 25th acquisition since launching in 2024 and its first acquisition of 2026, as the company continues to pursue additional garage door service partnerships nationwide.

Specialized Elevator, a portfolio company of Berkshire Partners, announced a merger with Vintage Elevator Services to expand Specialized’s unionized elevator and escalator services platform in the San Francisco Bay Area. Vintage founders Gerry Rodriguez and Greg Cardenas agreed to combine operations, with Cardenas remaining in a leadership role to oversee Bay Area operations. Lift Business Advisors advised Vintage on the transaction.

Riverview Landscapes acquired Meticulous Landscaping Inc., a landscape maintenance company based in Ocean County, New Jersey. Founded by Bob and Linda Kraft, Meticulous is known for providing landscape maintenance services to homeowners’ associations, and will be integrated into Riverview’s Southern New Jersey region. Riverview is owned by Talus Holdings and its management team, and the acquisition represents Riverview’s 20th deal since 2022.

Sciens Building Solutions, a fire and life safety company backed by The Carlyle Group, acquired Southern Fire Control, a Pembroke Pines, Florida-based full-service fire sprinkler contractor. The deal expands Sciens’ footprint in Florida and adds Southern Fire Control’s fire sprinkler safety installation and service capabilities across South Florida.

Perimeter Solutions Group, LLC (PSG), a portfolio company of Bertram Capital, acquired Southern California-based commercial and industrial fencing contractor Econo Fence to expand PSG’s integrated perimeter protection platform in California. Econo Fence is led by Amanda and Jason Johnson, and industry veteran Frank Martinez is set to become President of Econo Fence and Vice President of PSG beginning in 2026. Financial terms were not disclosed.

TRP Infrastructure Services, an Arlington Capital Partners portfolio company, acquired Striping Technology, L.P., a pavement marking and traffic control contractor headquartered in Tyler, Texas. Striping Technology will operate as TRP’s East Texas division, expanding TRP’s roadway services capabilities and geographic coverage across Texas and the Southeast. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Pye-Barker Fire & Safety acquired Coastal Sprinkler, a Beaumont, Texas-based fire sprinkler contractor serving Southeast Texas since 1987. The deal expands Pye-Barker’s fire sprinkler capabilities and strengthens its fire protection service footprint across Southern Texas; financial terms were not disclosed.

TruArc Partners acquired Schill Grounds Management, a commercial landscaping provider headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, from Argonne Capital Group; financial terms were not disclosed. Founded in 1993, Schill provides year-round landscape maintenance, enhancement, and hardscaping services across the Upper Midwest, Great Lakes, and Mid-Atlantic regions, and founder Jerry Schill will remain CEO. TruArc plans to support Schill’s growth through organic initiatives and future add-on acquisitions.

Calera Capital acquired ReVamp Companies, a multi-site residential home improvement services provider focused on specialty floor and surface coatings, fencing, and decking replacement and installation. ReVamp is headquartered in Freeport, Illinois and operates 14 brands across 60+ locations in nearly 20 states; financial terms were not disclosed. Bertram Capital, which invested in ReVamp in February 2022, sold the company to Calera in the transaction.

Fenceworks, a portfolio company of Gemspring Capital, has acquired Accurate Fence, a permanent fencing installation services provider in the Atlanta metropolitan area. Accurate Fence is headquartered in Lawrenceville, Georgia and serves homebuilders, developers, and commercial customers. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Atlantis Fire Protection acquired Armor Fire Services, a fire and life safety services company based in Mount Holly, North Carolina. Founder and president Mike Jaggers and Kimberly Jaggers will continue to operate the business and retain the Armor Fire Services brand under Atlantis Fire Protection ownership. Atlantis Fire Protection is backed and managed by Lynch Holdings and Capital Alignment Partners.

Landmark Aquatic announced that it has acquired CEM Aquatics, a long-standing commercial aquatics services provider headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah. The deal supports Landmark Aquatic’s strategy to expand capabilities in the aquatics sector; CEM’s founder Craig Nielsen and the existing team will remain in place as integration begins, with operations continuing without interruption.

Main Street Capital Corporation completed a $35.0 million portfolio investment to facilitate the minority recapitalizations of two commercial concrete contracting companies under a single holding company. Main Street partnered with the companies’ existing owners and management teams and provided a mix of first-lien senior secured term debt and a direct minority equity investment.

Dominus Capital has sold Surface Preparation Technologies (SPT), a provider of rumble strips and roadway safety services, to Frontline Road Safety, a Bain Capital portfolio company. SPT is headquartered in New Kingstown, Pennsylvania and provides services across the United States. Financial terms were not disclosed.

MCS, a national property services company, was sold to its CEO Craig Torrance and President Andrew Nolan in a management buyout backed by J.P. Morgan Asset Management. Following the transaction, the relaunched business will retain the MCS name and focus on property services across commercial, residential, and government sectors nationwide, including the Chain Store Maintenance LLC sub-brand.

Crescendo Capital Partners, alongside operators Bill Walter, Jared Hall and Devon Izard of Construction Capital Group (CCG), acquired Peoria Industrial Piping Company (PIPCO), a Peoria, Illinois-based commercial services provider specializing in fire protection, mechanical, electrical, plumbing (MEP), and site utilities/excavation. In connection with the deal, Crescendo and CCG formed a new holding company, Essential Facility & Infrastructure Services, LLC (EFI Services), with PIPCO as the first operating company in the new platform. Fidus Capital provided term debt and an equity co-investment, while the sellers retained equity and will continue in leadership roles.

O2 Investment Partners, through its pool care platform Azureon, invested in and partnered with Precision Pool & Spa, a full-service residential pool maintenance and construction company based in Fairport, New York. The deal expands Azureon’s footprint in upstate New York and represents Azureon’s 11th acquisition; financial terms were not disclosed. Precision will retain significant ownership and gain access to Azureon’s operational support, resources, and technology.

Exscape Group, backed by BHMS Investments, acquired three Columbus, Ohio-area landscaping and related services companies: WinnScapes, Pony Lawncare and Landscaping, and Shearer Patio & Landscape Services / Polaris Pools. The add-on acquisitions expand Exscape Group’s platform from Cleveland into the Columbus market, with the founding owners joining and continuing to lead their operations within Exscape Group.

Moss, a national construction management firm, acquired Tampa-based Ellison Construction to strengthen its presence and capacity in the fast-growing Mid-Florida/Tampa Bay region. Ellison Construction’s team, including president Cory Ellison, will join Moss, while related Ellison entities (Ellison Development and Ellison Advisors) will continue operating separately.

Weathermatic, a smart irrigation technology and water-management solutions provider, received a minority growth investment led by Rock Hill Capital with co-investment from True West Capital Partners. The financing is intended to accelerate Weathermatic’s product innovation (including next-generation software features) and expand customer success and operational resources to support continued growth.

Riverview Landscapes acquired the landscaping and snow management business of Irrigation and Landscape Management, Inc. (ILM), a Parsippany, New Jersey-based landscaping and irrigation provider. ILM founder Steven Raibick will remain involved as a consultant, and longtime manager Alex Alonso will join Riverview’s Bergen County branch as an Operations Manager. Riverview Landscapes is owned by Talus Holdings and management.

Crux Capital launched a new platform, Veridian Service Partners, through the acquisitions of Pool Works (Houston) and Freedom Pool Plastering (Austin). Pool Works and Freedom will serve as the foundational platform for Veridian, which will expand outdoor renovation services and geographic reach across the Sun Belt.

Franchise Equity Partners (FEP), in partnership with Reliable Residential, acquired ACG Smith Texas, LLC, which operates Precision Garage Door Service locations serving Dallas, Fort Worth, and Palo Pinto. The transaction expands Reliable Residential’s presence into the Texas home-services market and supports its broader Neighborly-based multi-brand residential services growth strategy.

Kian Capital Partners made a strategic investment to support the formation of Perimeter Holdings USA, a new platform in gate, fence, and access control services. Perimeter was formed by combining Salem Westchester LLC (backed by Bochi Investments) and Riverside Fence Company, with Kian partnering alongside Bochi Investments and Skyline Global Partners. The combined business serves residential and commercial customers across New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey and will pursue additional acquisitions in the Northeast.

TRP Infrastructure Services, a portfolio company of Arlington Capital Partners, acquired Highway Barricades & Services, LLC. Headquartered in Corpus Christi, Texas, Highway Barricades provides pavement marking and traffic control services across South Texas and will operate as TRP’s South Texas division, expanding TRP’s footprint across Texas and the Southeast.

Weather Tite Windows, a provider of residential replacement windows and doors in the Tampa Bay area, has been acquired by Mosaic Service Partners. Mosaic Service Partners is a platform backed by Alpine Investors focused on partnering with and scaling residential window and door replacement providers across the United States. Angle Advisors served as exclusive investment banking advisor to Weather Tite Windows on the transaction.

Fortify Companies, a national property services platform backed by Summit Partners, acquired Rytech Restoration, a leading franchise restoration provider. The deal combines Rytech’s 100+ franchise locations across 25 states with Fortify’s company-owned Insurcomm Restoration network to create a unified restoration platform serving 100+ markets across more than 30 states. Rytech founder Bubba Ryan will retire, while COO Randy Kerlin and the existing leadership team will continue running day-to-day operations.

Evive Brands acquired Shine, a Jenison, Michigan-headquartered franchisor providing residential and commercial exterior services such as window cleaning, pressure washing, roof and gutter cleaning, and holiday lighting. The Riverside Company, Evive Brands’ private equity sponsor, invested in Shine as an add-on acquisition to expand Evive’s home-services franchise platform across the United States.

Unity Partners completed undisclosed private investments in Yardmaster (Columbus, Ohio), Big Lakes Lawncare (Detroit, Michigan) and Kunco Landscape (Erie, Pennsylvania) to form a new Midwestern commercial landscaping platform. The three businesses will be fully integrated and operate under the Yardmaster brand, led by Yardmaster CEO Mike Montenaro.

Guild Garage Group, an alliance of residential garage door service companies, announced the completion of its partnership with Red Mountain Garage Doors. Red Mountain Garage Doors is a family-owned residential garage door repair, replacement, and installation provider headquartered in Montgomery, Alabama. This transaction marks Guild’s 24th acquisition since launching in 2024.

Right Traffic announced the acquisitions of FC Traffic and Barricades Unlimited, both Texas-based traffic control companies, expanding its footprint across the Southwest United States. The deal follows Right Traffic’s earlier acquisition of Southwest Barricades (based in Phoenix, Arizona), adding further regional scale and enabling deployment of Right Traffic’s technology portfolio across the acquired operations.

Agellus Capital acquired HighGrove Partners, LLC, a provider of commercial landscaping services headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. The transaction is intended to form a market-leading commercial landscaping platform across the Southeastern United States, leveraging HighGrove’s landscape maintenance, irrigation, arbor care, and enhancement capabilities.

Trinity Hunt Partners’ commercial paving services platform, newly branded as Sage Surface Partners (Sage), acquired Pavement Maintenance, Inc. (PMI). The deal expands Sage’s geographic footprint into the Pacific Northwest and represents Sage’s second acquisition following its foundational investment in DACS Asphalt & Concrete.

Ligchine International announced the acquisition of The Power Buggy Company, expanding its construction equipment portfolio and supporting Ligchine’s continued growth. Following the transaction, The Power Buggy Company will relocate from Independence, Ohio to Ligchine’s headquarters in Darien, Wisconsin to integrate more closely with Ligchine’s manufacturing, engineering, and customer support operations.

Landscape Workshop acquired Constant Care Grounds Maintenance, Inc. to expand its commercial landscape maintenance presence in the Kansas City region. Constant Care owner Dan McNeese joined Landscape Workshop’s Kansas City leadership team, and all Constant Care employees are transitioning to Landscape Workshop. Landscape Workshop is backed by Ares Management Corporation.

Kian Capital-backed Diamond Landscaping completed the acquisition of Arizona Outdoor Designs (AZOD), a luxury residential landscaping provider serving the greater Scottsdale/Phoenix area. The deal expands Diamond Landscaping into the Arizona market as part of its strategy to build a national luxury residential landscaping platform through add-on acquisitions; AZOD founder and co-owner Rich Dobbs and the full leadership team will remain with the business.

Valor Exterior Partners, a portfolio company of Osceola Capital, announced the acquisitions of Unisource Roofing and A. Caspersen Co. The deals expand Valor’s residential roofing and exterior home services footprint into Kentucky/Southern Indiana and strengthen its presence in Northeast Ohio.

Russell Landscape Group, a portfolio company of The Sterling Group Foundation Fund, acquired Utz Environmental Services, a commercial landscaping services provider based in Austin, Texas. The deal marks Russell’s first operation in Texas and represents its fifth acquisition since Sterling’s initial investment in Russell in 2024.

American Gridwork Partners (AGP), a Legacy Holdings-backed vehicle focused on modernizing local energy, water, and data infrastructure, acquired PMT Site, a Nashville-based underground utility and site infrastructure contractor. PMT Site founder Phil Terhaar will remain CEO, with the business retaining its brand and operational autonomy while gaining access to AGP resources and growth capital. The deal is positioned as a foundational acquisition for AGP’s strategy to build a scalable national network of regional infrastructure contractors to support grid modernization across the United States.

Evive Brands acquired Pacific Lawn Sprinklers, a franchisor providing irrigation and outdoor services, to expand its national home-services franchise portfolio. The Riverside Company invested in Pacific Lawn Sprinklers as an add-on to its portfolio company Evive Brands, supporting Pacific’s continued expansion across its multi-state franchise network headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Block Renovation acquired BuildZoom Marketplace to expand its AI-powered renovation and construction platform nationwide across all 50 U.S. states. The combination brings together BuildZoom Marketplace’s contractor network and demand engine with Block’s AI-driven planning, design, and workflow tools, creating a centralized destination for residential renovations, new home builds, and small commercial projects. The combined platform is stated to process over $100 million in renovation and construction projects annually.

U.S. Dock & Door (USDD), a portfolio company of Soundcore Capital Partners, made an investment in The Total Garage Store (TGS). Founded in 2008, TGS is a garage door supplier serving residential and commercial customers across Tennessee and North Carolina through multiple local brands; the transaction closed on November 6, 2025.

Impact Property Solutions, a portfolio company of Blue Sage Capital, acquired the Property Services division of Interior Logic Group. The Portland, Oregon-based business provides replacement flooring and installation services for rental housing operators and has 27 branches nationwide. The deal expands Impact’s footprint from 13 locations to 30 combined locations and strengthens its national multifamily flooring solutions presence, including expanded reach in the Western United States.

Wall Works Holdings, a portfolio company of AVALT and VantEdge Partners, announced that its subsidiary Optimum Building Systems, LLC acquired C.I.D. Construction, Inc., a family-owned specialty contractor based in Candia, New Hampshire. Founded in 2009, C.I.D. provides commercial framing, drywall, and insulation services across New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Maine, and Vermont, and the deal expands Wall Works’ and Optimum’s scale and capabilities in New England.

GarageCo, a national garage door services platform backed by Gridiron Capital, acquired Omaha Door & Window. Omaha Door & Window will continue operating under its existing brand while gaining access to GarageCo resources across marketing, technology, operations, and leadership development as GarageCo expands its footprint.

Easton Select Group, backed by Brenton Point Capital Partners, announced the acquisition of Jackson Pool Service, Inc., a Lexington, Massachusetts-based provider of high-end pool construction, renovation, and maintenance. The deal expands Easton Select Group’s presence in Greater Boston/Metro Boston and adds Jackson Pool’s established customer relationships and service capabilities, with operations continuing uninterrupted.

Strength Capital Partners, LLC made an investment in and partnered with Grand Equipment Company, a full-service construction equipment distributor providing rentals, sales, parts, and service across Western Michigan. Grand Equipment Company, headquartered in Hudsonville, Michigan, was acquired from Cognitive Capital Partners.

R.L. James, a portfolio company of Hidden Harbor Capital Partners, acquired Blanchard Caulking & Coating, LLC (BCC), a family-owned exterior building services provider. The deal expands R.L. James’ geographic footprint into North Florida (including the Jacksonville market) and broadens its service capabilities across the state. First Eagle Alternative Credit provided financing for the transaction, and Jeremy Blanchard will continue in his current role at BCC.

Roofed Right America (RRA) announced the acquisition of and partnership with Eagle Rivet Roof Services, a commercial roofing services provider operating in Connecticut and Massachusetts and serving the broader New England region. Eagle Rivet will continue to operate under its brand while contributing to the broader RRA commercial roofing platform backed by Great Range Capital.

Leafguard, a Great Day Improvements brand, acquired Byers Enterprises, a home improvement company serving the Sacramento and Northern California region. The acquisition expands Leafguard’s presence in Northern California and adds Byers’ capabilities in roofing, gutters, and solar solutions. Ray Byers Jr. will remain with the business as Regional Director to support continuity and integration.

Whitewater Capital Partners and its affiliates acquired all of Valley Gardens, a full-service landscaping and landscape architecture provider serving commercial and high-end residential customers across Southern West Virginia. The investment is intended to accelerate Valley Gardens’ regional expansion, support strategic acquisitions, and strengthen its market position. Transaction terms were not disclosed.

CleanSpace Modular, a national design-build firm, announced the acquisition of TECHspace, a certified Women Business Enterprise and Special Project Delivery firm. Following the deal, TECHspace CEO Jennifer Biro was appointed Chief Revenue Officer of CleanSpace, and TECHspace will operate as a distinct division within CleanSpace serving as its SPD and WBE arm. The acquisition strengthens CleanSpace’s capabilities in delivering design-build solutions for regulated and technical industries across the United States and Canada.

Construction Partners, Inc. (CPI) acquired P&S Paving, Inc., a Daytona Beach, Florida-based provider of paving, sitework and utility services supported by two hot-mix asphalt plants serving northeast and central Florida. The acquired operations will be integrated into CPI’s Florida platform, C.W. Roberts Contracting, expanding CPI’s footprint along Florida’s east coast.

Landscape Workshop acquired LIG Services, LLC to expand its commercial landscape maintenance footprint across the Gulf Coast, including Lower Alabama and the Florida Panhandle. LIG owners Mike Sharp and Judson “Bragg” Jordan will join Landscape Workshop in senior leadership roles, and all LIG employees will integrate into the company. Landscape Workshop is backed by Ares Management Corporation.

Automatic Fire Protection (AFP) announced the acquisitions of Apex Fire Protection and West Texas Fire (a division of West Texas Industrial Supply). The deals expand AFP’s geographic reach across Texas and add specialty fire protection offerings including fire sprinkler installation/service, fire extinguishers, and kitchen hood services.

American Coring & Supply, Inc., a Toms River, New Jersey-based provider of concrete modification services, was acquired by an undisclosed private investor. The transaction closed on October 14, 2025, with Generational Group advising the seller.

Installed Building Products, Inc. (IBP) announced the acquisitions of Echols Glass & Mirror, Inc. and Vanderkoy Bros, LLC. Echols, headquartered in Buford, Georgia, provides value-added wholesale glass design/fabrication and retail sales/installation, while Vanderkoy, based in Wausau, Wisconsin, installs drywall and metal stud framing. The two deals add over $16 million of annual revenue and expand IBP’s geographic reach and complementary building-products offerings.

The Vortex Companies, a provider of trenchless pipeline rehabilitation solutions, announced the acquisition of PrimeLine Products, Inc., a national provider of trenchless technologies, equipment, and materials for plumbing and utility contractor markets. The deal is positioned as a strategic fit for Vortex’s MaxLiner division to expand its small-diameter pipeline rehabilitation offering; PrimeLine founder Andy Rothenberg will remain involved as an advisor during the transition.

Sunflower Industrial announced the acquisition of Arizona Epoxy Systems (AES), a commercial and industrial resinous flooring system installer headquartered in Tempe, Arizona. AES will operate as Sunflower Industrial’s Southwest Region Headquarters, partnering with Sunflower’s existing businesses Epoxy Coating Specialists and Desco Floor Systems to support a national offering.

Vance Brothers, LLC, a division of Pavement Preservation Group, Inc. (PPG), acquired Circle C Paving and Construction, LLC and Circle C Transport, LLC (collectively, Circle C). Circle C is headquartered in Goddard, Kansas and provides pavement preservation services in Kansas and northern Oklahoma. The deal represents PPG’s third acquisition since partnering with The Sterling Group.

The Perfect Light, a portfolio company of Argonne Capital Group, acquired Premier Lighting Enterprises LLC in a transaction that closed on October 3, 2025. Premier Lighting Enterprises provides commercial lighting, Christmas décor, and electrical contractor services from its base in Van Alstyne, Texas.

O2 Investment Partners partnered with and acquired Dynamic Drain Technologies (DDT), a provider of trenchless pipe rehabilitation and Cured-in-Place Pipe (CIPP) services. Graycliff Partners provided a unitranche debt facility and made an equity co-investment to support O2’s acquisition; terms were not disclosed.

AEA Investors’ Middle Market Private Equity team and British Columbia Investment Management Corporation (BCI) acquired Pave America, LLC from Trivest Partners and Shoreline Equity Partners. Trivest and Shoreline retained a minority stake in Pave America alongside company management; financial terms were not disclosed. Pave America is a Virginia-headquartered commercial paving maintenance services provider with 27 branches and operations capabilities across 43 states, supported by its proprietary PavementSoft platform.

Bland Landscaping, a portfolio company of Comvest Private Equity, acquired C.S.S. Landscaping (CSS) of Jacksonville, Florida. The deal expands Bland’s commercial landscaping footprint in the Southeast and strengthens its presence in North Florida serving HOA, multifamily, and office customers. CSS founder Scott Soltau will join Bland as Regional Director leading the North Florida region.

Harkness Capital Partners completed an investment in Premier Fence, LLC on September 29, 2025, funded through its second institutional fund, Harkness Capital Partners II LP. Premier Fence, based in Canton, Massachusetts, provides fencing, guardrails, and gates/access control installation, repair, and maintenance services across New England. The partnership is intended to support Premier’s next phase of growth, including expansion of services and potential future add-on acquisitions.

Sightline Solutions, a Colorado-based design consultant and seller of custom window and door packages for the ultra-luxury residential market, entered into a strategic partnership with Cadence Private Capital. The investment is intended to provide additional resources and strategic support to help Sightline expand its leadership in luxury fenestration nationwide.

Impact Fire announced the acquisition of World Life Safety (WLS), a full-service sprinkler and fire/life safety systems provider headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The deal expands Impact Fire’s presence in Florida and adds capabilities across fire alarm and fire sprinkler systems as well as low-voltage security and monitoring services.

Hatcher Landscape Partners (HLP), a newly formed commercial landscape platform backed by Walnut Grove Capital Partners, acquired GreenView Partners. GreenView, a commercial landscape services firm headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, will be integrated into HLP to expand service capabilities and footprint across the Southeastern United States.

Crescent Peak and FVLCRUM Funds acquired Federal EC LLC, a Woodstock, Georgia-based trenchless infrastructure rehabilitation and underground utility construction specialist; the deal closed on September 24, 2025. HCAP Partners announced a follow-on investment supporting the acquisition to fund Federal EC’s next growth phase, including expansion of trenchless rehabilitation services, workforce development, and potential complementary acquisitions.

R.L. James, a portfolio company of Hidden Harbor Capital Partners, acquired Commercial Plastering USA, LLC (CPI). Headquartered in Bradenton, Florida, CPI provides plastering, exterior finishes, and drywall services to commercial customers across Southwest Florida; founder William “Billy” Rice will continue in his role. The deal expands R.L. James’ geographic footprint and service capabilities, and was financed by First Eagle Alternative Credit.

Security Fire Systems (SFS), backed by Blackford Capital, acquired Lakeview Security, Fire & Communications (Lakeview). Lakeview, headquartered in North Little Rock, Arkansas, provides security and fire protection solutions, and its owner/president Matt Reynolds and team will remain with the business. The acquisition expands SFS’s presence in Arkansas and supports Blackford Capital’s fire safety consolidation platform; terms were not disclosed.

O2 Investment Partners, through its portfolio company Centex Construction, made an investment in and partnered with One Way Property Restoration to support One Way’s strategic growth plan. One Way provides 24/7 emergency mitigation and restoration services (water/fire damage, mold remediation, reconstruction, and carpet cleaning) and will expand Centex’s restoration capabilities and geographic footprint.

GreenLite, a construction technology company focused on AI-powered permitting and digital plan review, raised $49.5 million in Series B financing. The round was led by Insight Partners, with participation from Energize Capital and existing investors Craft Ventures, LiveOak Ventures, and Chicago Ventures. GreenLite plans to use the new capital to expand into additional sectors and further enhance its AI platform.

Landscape Workshop acquired Daley Lawn Care, Inc., expanding its commercial landscape maintenance footprint into southwest Florida within the Naples market. Daley founder and CEO Jeff Daley will join Landscape Workshop in an ambassador role, and Daley’s employees will join the combined team. The transaction was supported by sell-side bankers at Landscape Depot Investments, with Landscape Workshop backed by Ares Management Corporation.

Opifex-Synergy acquired Equipment Finders, Inc. (EFI), a leading independent construction equipment rental provider headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee. The acquisition expands Opifex-Synergy’s presence in the Nashville market and supports its strategy of growing in large Sun Belt metropolitan areas through organic growth and strategic acquisitions. EFI founder Scott Hatcher will join Opifex-Synergy’s corporate leadership team as Vice President of Corporate Development.

Rent Equip of Austin merged with Bertling Equipment Rental of San Antonio to create a combined equipment rental business operating under the Rent Equip name. The merged company now has six locations across Central and South Texas, expanding its fleet (including larger machines) and service capabilities for customers in construction, landscaping, paving and related end markets.

Window Nation acquired NewSouth Window Solutions from MITER Brands to expand its presence in Florida and accelerate growth in the replacement window and door market. NewSouth will continue operating under its brand while benefiting from Window Nation’s national platform, alongside Window Nation’s existing Florida brand ARMORVUE.

Workdry International Group completed the acquisition of Atlas Dewatering, a Port Orange, Florida-based specialist in wellpoint and drainage installations, pump rental, and maintenance. The deal, backed by Workdry’s majority shareholder Arcus Infrastructure Partners, strengthens Workdry’s North American water-handling rental platform and expands capabilities of its Florida-based subsidiary Holland Pump, which will be able to provide dewatering services in-house.

Commercial Residential Aluminum (CRA), a portfolio company of Garden City Equity, acquired American Lightscapes, a Sarasota-based provider of landscape lighting and design solutions. The deal is CRA’s first add-on acquisition since partnering with Garden City Equity in July 2025 and expands CRA’s exterior product offering with complementary lighting solutions.

Hudson Glade acquired ComNet Communications as its second platform investment; financial terms were not disclosed. New State Capital Partners partnered with Hudson Glade on the transaction, with Energy Impact Partners and GarMark Partners providing financing and support. ComNet, headquartered in Bethel, Connecticut, provides low voltage infrastructure solutions including structured cabling, audiovisual, and security systems, and will continue to be led by CEO Glenn Wagner and the existing management team.

In early 2025, Northeast Automatic Sprinkler Co. (NASCO) joined Guardian Fire Services as part of Guardian’s expansion in the Northeastern United States. The acquisition expands Guardian’s geographic footprint in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island and strengthens its technical expertise in sprinkler systems and fire suppression services.

Leaf Home acquired Erie Home to combine two direct-to-consumer residential services and home improvement providers, creating a scaled home solutions platform across North America. Both companies are backed by Gridiron Capital, which will retain majority ownership of the combined company. The transaction was supported by a preferred equity investment led by Ares Management and debt financing led by Apollo funds (with participation from Ares).

Arcapita Group Holdings Limited acquired a majority equity stake in C&K Paving, a provider of parking lot maintenance services in the United States. C&K’s President, Founder, and CEO will retain a significant minority stake and continue to lead the business, as Arcapita looks to expand its Essential Business Services portfolio.

Guild Garage Group ("Guild"), an alliance of residential garage door service companies, announced it has completed a partnership with Door Serv Pro ("DSP"). Door Serv Pro is a family-owned residential garage door service company headquartered in Inwood, West Virginia, and becomes Guild’s 22nd acquisition since launching in 2024.

Y Capital, a newly launched private equity firm founded by Eric Vest, made its debut with a $15 million expansion capital investment in Dextall, a New York City–based building-envelope design and manufacturing company. The funding is intended to help Dextall scale its AI-enabled platform, Dextall Studio, expand into new markets, and support initiatives such as solar-integrated façade projects. As part of the investment, Vest joined Dextall’s board of directors.

Verde Equity Partners, a San Diego-based private equity firm, announced the acquisition of English Garden Care, a Sacramento, California provider of landscaping and garden management services. The deal is intended to support English Garden Care’s continued growth through added operational expertise, technology investment, and expanded capacity, and was supported by financing from Mizzen Capital.

Private equity firm Crossplane Capital acquired Mooring USA, a family-owned provider of disaster restoration and commercial construction services. Monroe Capital supported the transaction by arranging and funding a senior credit facility and making an equity co-investment.

Holley Steel, Inc., a family-owned steel fabrication and erection company, was sold to an individual investor in a transaction that closed on July 1, 2025. Holley Steel is based in Elmore, Alabama and provides structural and miscellaneous steel estimating, detailing, fabrication, and erection services for commercial and industrial clients across the Southeast and beyond.

The Byng Group (Byng) announced the acquisition of U.S.-based RC Legnini (RCL) Company, a general contracting firm serving the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions. The deal expands Byng’s U.S. footprint and strengthens its position as a North American renovation partner for multi-family housing providers. The acquisition follows Byng’s recent expansion after acquiring Vigil Contracting with backing from new strategic investors Unity Partners.

Frontline Road Safety Group, a U.S. pavement marking services provider backed by Bain Capital, acquired Peek Pavement Marking, a road safety and pavement marking company headquartered in Columbus, Georgia. The deal expands Frontline’s presence in the Southeast (including Georgia and South Carolina); financial terms were not disclosed.