Roto-Rooter: strategic acquirer acquiring plumbing businesses

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• How do I sell my business to Roto-Rooter?

  Roto-Rooter typically sources through relationships with M&A advisors and brokers rather than inbound seller outreach. The fastest path in is a broker with an existing relationship at Roto-Rooter. Match with a specialist above and mention that Roto-Rooter is on your buyer wishlist — your broker will handle the intro and position your business inside their sourcing lens.
• What size deals does Roto-Rooter typically do?

  Based on public deal history, Roto-Rooter focuses on $1m–$5m ebitda businesses across Nationwide. Deal size preferences can shift over time — a specialist broker will have current sourcing criteria straight from the deal team.
• What industries does Roto-Rooter buy?

  Roto-Rooter is currently tracked as active in 1 category: Plumbing. This footprint is drawn from public filings and industry-report data. A plumbing broker on Your Exit Path can tell you which of these categories Roto-Rooter is prioritizing right now.
• Does Roto-Rooter pay premium multiples?

  Roto-Rooter is classified as a strategic acquirer. Buyers in this category typically pay above-market multiples for well-run operators that fit their platform thesis — recurring revenue, low owner dependence, clean financials. Below the platform threshold or misfit deals get baseline pricing or a pass. Your broker will price your business against Roto-Rooter's specific sourcing lens.