Selling your New Jersey construction company

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

Construction in New Jersey

New Jersey's commercial construction market is driven by pharmaceutical and life sciences campuses along the Route 1 corridor, large-scale logistics and distribution facilities in the central and northern parts of the state, and mixed-use and commercial development in the urban core. Public work, including schools, municipal buildings, and state agency projects, provides a consistent base of work for established GC and CM firms.

Firms with deep roots in the New Jersey market, strong subcontractor relationships, and a history of delivering complex projects are the kind of businesses we want to acquire.

Common reasons owners reach out

• Retirement without a next generation ready to take over day-to-day operations
• A co-owner who wants liquidity while the other partner wants to keep running the firm
• An owner approaching a natural transition point who wants to protect what has been built
• Interest in joining a larger platform while staying involved in the work
• A desire to ensure employees and client relationships are in good hands after the sale

What we look for

• Commercial CM or GC firms, not residential builders or specialty subcontractors
• An established team with experienced project managers and field supervisors
• Ongoing client relationships and a history of repeat and negotiated work
• Owners who want their people, clients, and firm name to continue after the sale
• Businesses operating in northern, central, or southern New Jersey markets

What happens after a sale

We are operators, not financial buyers. When we acquire a firm, we run it. Our goal is continuity for your people, clients and firm name. Client relationships carry forward. We are not in the business of consolidating back offices or eliminating the people who made the company what it is.

Sellers who want to stay on through a transition are welcome. Those who are ready to step away can do so on a timeline that works for them and the business.