Sell Your Construction Company in Rhode Island, New Hampshire and Vermont

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

Construction in Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and Vermont

Rhode Island's commercial construction market is shaped by healthcare and higher education work in Providence, waterfront and mixed-use development, and state and municipal projects. New Hampshire has a growing commercial sector driven by corporate relocations from Massachusetts, healthcare expansion, and public infrastructure. Vermont's market is smaller but consistent, with higher education, healthcare, and state agency work providing a reliable base for established firms.

Across all three states, firms that have built their reputation through repeat client relationships, quality field execution, and deep local knowledge are the kind of businesses we want to acquire.

Common reasons owners reach out

• Retirement with no family member in a position to take over the firm
• A partner buyout situation where one owner wants to exit and the other wants to stay
• An owner who wants to ensure the business and its people are protected as part of a planned transition
• Interest in joining a larger platform while staying involved in the work
• A desire to capture the value built over many years while the business is in a strong position

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 in Rhode Island, New Hampshire, or Vermont

What happens after a sale

We buy businesses to run them. Our goal is continuity for your people, clients and firm name. Client relationships carry forward. We are not a financial buyer looking for a quick return, and we are not interested in dismantling what a seller has spent years building.

Sellers can remain involved through a transition or step back on a timeline that works for them. We structure each deal around what is right for the business and the people who depend on it.

Questions owners in this region ask

Do you acquire firms outside of the major metro areas?

Yes. We acquire firms throughout the Northeast, including smaller markets. A strong local reputation and a reliable team matter more to us than proximity to a major city.

What happens to our employees after a sale?

Our goal is continuity for your people, clients and firm name. We are buying the business to run it, which means we need the people who make it work. Field crews, project managers, and office staff are all part of what we are acquiring.

Will the firm name change after the sale?

Not necessarily. We understand that a firm's name carries relationships and reputation. We make decisions about branding based on what is best for the business, not on a standard formula.

How do I start a conversation without committing to anything?

Send us a note or call us. An initial conversation is just that. We will not ask you to share financials or sign anything until we have established mutual interest and you are comfortable moving forward.