Business Brokers by Industry – Find Sector-Specific Experts to Sell Your Business

Business Brokers by Industry

Sell My Business by Industry & Sector

Use this directory to connect with business brokers who specialize in your specific industry — HVAC, construction, automotive, healthcare, retail, hospitality, software, manufacturing, and more. Visit the full Business Broker Directory.

To understand the broader steps for preparing and selling a company, you can review independent guidance such as NFIB’s overview on how to sell a small business, which covers valuation basics, documentation, and buyer due diligence.

For a deeper look at how industry specialization affects marketing and deal outcomes, organizations like the International Business Brokers Association (IBBA) publish FAQs and best practices on working with professional intermediaries across different sectors.

When you’re ready to move beyond education and start actual conversations with qualified buyers and advisors, you can tap into business broker lead generation resources that focus on matching your specific industry, company size, and deal type with experienced brokers.

Construction & Trades

Manufacturing

Healthcare & Medical

Business Services

Automotive & Marine

Transport & Retail

Hospitality & Food

Lifestyle & Beauty

Education & Other

Frequently Asked Questions About Business Brokers by Industry

Why does it matter to use a business broker who knows my industry?

Industry-specific brokers understand margins, equipment value, staff issues, and how buyers evaluate your type of business. When you choose from business brokers by industry, you spend less time explaining basics and more time focusing on pricing, deal structure, and actually getting your business sold.

How do I use this page if I’m ready to sell my business?

Select your industry — for example, “Sell My Plumbing Business” or “Sell My Assisted Living Facility”. Each link leads to information and guidance tailored to that sector, plus a way to connect with brokers who regularly close deals in that space.

What if my business covers multiple industries?

Many companies overlap categories — construction plus maintenance contracts, retail plus online, etc. Choose the category that matches your primary revenue stream. A good broker will help package the rest of your services or divisions so buyers see the full value.

Is there a minimum size for these brokers?

Most focus on Main Street and lower middle market businesses. Some prefer a minimum level of annual revenue or earnings. When you reach out through a “Sell My …” page, they’ll tell you directly if your business is a fit or if there’s a better option in their network.

Can I speak with more than one broker?

Yes — and it’s smart to. Talk with more than one broker in your industry, compare their valuation approach, fees, and marketing plan, and then decide who you trust most. These industry-specific links make it easier to start those conversations with the right people.