Tracked deals
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10 tracked deals across 2008-2024.
Houston, Texas, United States
Leading national provider of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) contracting services—delivering HVAC installation and service plus plumbing, electrical, building automation, and energy solutions for commercial, industrial, and institutional clients. Comfort Systems USA combines a national platform with expertise of local companies.
Tracked deals
10
10 tracked deals across 2008-2024.
Recent pace
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0 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.
Deal mix
Buyout
10 buyout
Last 5 years
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Comfort Systems USA, Inc. acquired J & S Mechanical Contractors, Inc., a West Jordan, Utah-based mechanical construction services firm founded in 1976. Crewe Capital served as exclusive advisor to J & S; the business is expected to contribute approximately $145M–$160M of annualized revenue and $12M–$15M of EBITDA and to be neutral to slightly accretive to Comfort Systems' EPS in 2024–2025. The acquisition expands Comfort Systems' presence in the Intermountain West and brings J & S's technical construction capabilities into Comfort Systems' national platform.
Comfort Systems USA, Inc. has acquired Summit Industrial Construction, LLC, a Houston-based specialty industrial mechanical contractor, from The Stephens Group. Summit provides engineering, design-assist and turnkey construction services for modular systems serving advanced technology (including chip fabs), power, and industrial sectors; Comfort Systems said the acquisition adds complementary capabilities, workforce and scale to better serve customers.
Comfort Systems USA, Inc. (NYSE: FIX) has acquired Eldeco, Inc., a South Carolina-based industrial electrical design and construction company. Eldeco is expected to contribute approximately $130–$140 million in annualized revenue and $8–$9 million in EBITDA, and the deal will strengthen Comfort Systems' electrical segment and local capabilities in the Southeastern U.S.
Comfort Systems USA, Inc. (NYSE: FIX) has acquired Atlantic Electric, LLC, a Charleston, South Carolina–based electrical contractor with operations in South Carolina and western North Carolina. Atlantic brings approximately $50 million of annualized revenue and specialized capabilities including airport runway lighting and industrial electrical services, expanding Comfort Systems USA's presence and capabilities in the Carolinas and the Southeast.
Comfort Systems USA (NYSE: FIX) acquired MEP Holding Co., Inc. and its subsidiaries including Edwards Electrical & Mechanical, Inc., a Richmond, Kentucky-based service and controls business (Thermal Service, LLC and TES Controls, LLC), and Kodiak Labor Solutions, LLC, a temporary staffing firm based in Indiana. The additions expand Comfort Systems USA's Midwest footprint, add specialized clean-room and controls capabilities, bolster HVAC service and chiller maintenance capacity in Kentucky, and augment skilled labor resources for project staffing.
Comfort Systems USA, Inc. entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Ivey Mechanical Company, LLC, headquartered in Kosciusko, Mississippi. Ivey provides mechanical contracting and service across the Southeastern United States, with expected annualized revenue of approximately $150 million to $160 million.
Comfort Systems USA, Inc. has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the Amteck, LLC family of companies, a Lexington, Kentucky‑based electrical contracting firm. Amteck is expected to contribute approximately $175–$200 million of annualized revenue and will expand Comfort Systems’ electrical capabilities and presence in the Southeastern United States.
Comfort Systems USA, Inc. has agreed to acquire TAS Energy Inc., a Houston-based provider of modular engineered construction systems for data center, power and industrial customers. TAS is expected to contribute approximately $170–$190 million of annualized revenue and $15–$17 million of EBITDA and will expand Comfort Systems USA's modular construction capabilities and geographic capacity.
Comfort Systems USA, Inc. (NYSE: FIX) has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Starr Electric Company, Inc., a Greensboro, North Carolina-headquartered electrical contractor. Starr — which has offices across North Carolina and in Columbia, South Carolina — is expected to contribute approximately $90–$100 million of annualized revenue and will expand Comfort Systems' modular/off-site construction and electrical capabilities.
Comfort Systems USA, Inc. acquired Delcard Associates, Inc., a full-service commercial HVAC contractor based in Wilmington, Delaware. Delcard reported approximately $45 million in 2007 revenue and the acquisition was intended to strengthen Comfort Systems' presence and service capabilities in Delaware and the surrounding region.
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