Selling your Connecticut construction company

MACC Group acquires commercial CM and GC firms across Connecticut. We are a direct buyer, not a broker. There is no cost to start a confidential conversation.

Construction in Connecticut

Connecticut's commercial construction market is anchored by healthcare systems and hospital expansions across the state, higher education construction at its private universities and community colleges, and corporate and financial services campuses in Fairfield County. State and municipal work, including courthouses, schools, and public facilities, provides a reliable base for established GC and CM firms with public sector experience.

Connecticut is home to MACC Group. We know this market well, and we are actively looking to acquire firms that have built lasting reputations here.

Common reasons owners reach out

• Retirement with no family successor who wants to run the business
• A founding partner ready to exit while a co-owner wants to continue
• An owner who wants to ensure the firm and its people are in good hands
• Interest in stepping back from day-to-day operations while staying connected to the work
• A desire to realize the value built over decades while the business is performing well

What we look for

• Commercial CM or GC firms, not residential builders or specialty subcontractors
• An established team with experienced project managers and field leadership
• Ongoing client relationships and a track record of repeat and negotiated work
• Owners who want their people, clients, and firm name to continue after the sale
• Businesses operating anywhere in Connecticut, from Fairfield County to the Hartford area and beyond

What happens after a sale

We are builders who intend to operate what we buy. Employees stay. Client relationships continue. The firm name remains. We are not a private equity buyer looking to cut costs or combine back offices.

Sellers can stay involved through a transition or step away on a schedule that works for them. We are flexible on structure because we are focused on the long-term health of the business, not a quick exit.