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Every electrical business is different. These are the key areas buyers and valuers focus on when assessing what your company is worth.
Recurring revenue from service contracts is the single most valuable asset in an electrical business. Buyers pay a premium for predictable, repeating income with high retention rates.
The number and quality of qualified electricians directly affects capacity and value. Qualified engineers are scarce, and buyers value businesses with a strong, registered workforce.
ECA membership and active EV charger installation capability signal future-readiness. With EV charging infrastructure rolling out at pace, buyers pay more for businesses with demonstrable installation experience and qualified electricians.
NAPIT registration is essential for any business carrying out domestic electrical installation work. It opens the door to the Part P competent person scheme and is increasingly required by larger clients and public sector contracts.
Concentrated customer bases reduce travel time and increase engineer productivity. Route density is a hidden multiplier that acquirers, particularly PE-backed platforms, actively look for.
Well-maintained, branded vehicles and equipment reduce the buyer's post-acquisition capital expenditure. A modern fleet signals a well-run operation and supports a higher valuation.
Businesses that can operate without the owner command significantly higher multiples. If you are on the tools every day and the business cannot function without you, buyers will discount accordingly.
Commercial contracts tend to be larger, longer-term, and more predictable. A strong commercial client base often supports a higher multiple than purely residential work.
"We do not provide a quick number. We create a private market that reveals what your business is genuinely worth through real buyer competition."Simon Read, Managing Director
