We buy good businesses from good people.

RockHaven Capital buys established companies from owners who are ready to sell.

You deal with us directly. There is no broker and no listing process.

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A roofer installing shingles on a brick home, with underlayment and shingle bundles laid out above him — A roofer at work on a brick home.

Founded and sold our own companies

We are the buyer, not a broker

Close aimed at four to eight weeks

Every conversation stays confidential

12+

Companies founded or co-founded

Exits from companies we co-founded from the ground up

$500M+

Sales driven by our teams

$20M+

Capital raised for real estate and operating companies

The firm

RockHaven Capital is a private acquisition firm. We buy staffing firms, service businesses, and consulting firms with $1M to $10M in revenue.

Our principals have founded 12+ companies between them, with 3 exits. All three exits came from companies they co-founded from the idea up with a founding team, not from businesses they bought and flipped. One was acquired by a publicly traded company.

What We Buy

What we look for

We are not looking for turnarounds or gambles. We look for companies with a record we can read.

One conversation with the buyer, not a parade of strangers through your business.

Revenue

Companies doing $1M to $10M a year.

Cash flow

$300K and up, shown on your tax returns.

Businesses people rely on

Staffing and service businesses lead our list. We buy consulting firms as well.

An owner who is ready

You are thinking about retirement or a step back from the day to day.

No license wall

The business does not hinge on a special license or credential, so a new owner can step in cleanly.

Deal Profile

What a RockHaven deal looks like

Structures

Majority buyouts, cash at close with seller financing where it fits

Geography

Anywhere in the continental United States

Fees

None. We charge sellers no fees, ever.You keep the money a broker would take.

A recruiter taking notes while interviewing a candidate across a desk — Staffing

An electrician in a hard hat and safety vest working inside an open electrical cabinet — Service businesses

A consultant talking with two clients across a glass table in a bright office — Consulting

A software team working together around a laptop in a modern office — Software and SaaS

How It Works

Four steps. No circus.

Most owners who talk to us have never sold a business before. The process stays simple on purpose.

Two people reviewing and signing paperwork together at a desk, with a laptop beside them

A private conversation

We talk about your business and what you want next. Nothing leaves that room.

Your staff, customers, and competitors never find out from a listing.

A straight valuation

We work from the real numbers. We tell you the price the deal can support and why.

A straight number early, with the reason behind it. No months of hope followed by a cut at the end.

A structure that fits

Cash at close, with seller financing where it fits the deal.

Terms shaped around the deal and what you need next.

A clean close

Once terms are agreed, we aim to close in four to eight weeks. Your team stays in place through the close.

A real close date in weeks, not a listing that sits while the market decides.

A business owner in a work apron standing in his workshop, with machinery and a wall clock behind him — You built this business. We treat it that way.

Why RockHaven

Why owners choose RockHaven

We have sat where you sit.

Our principals have founded companies and sold them. We know what it took you to build this.

Your people are safe.

Your team stays on after the sale, and the name stays on the door.

The people who helped you build it keep their jobs.

No games on price.

If we cannot make your number work, we tell you early. We tell you why, and we wish you well.

The listed route, by the numbers

170 days

Median time to close for a business that sells through the market. A RockHaven close runs four to eight weeks once terms are agreed.

BizBuySell, 2025 Year in Review. Counts businesses that sold.

10 to 15%

Of a $1M sale price goes to the costs of selling through a broker. We charge sellers no fees, ever.

Typical published seller cost ranges, 2025 and 2026.

20 to 30%

Of businesses that go to market ever sell at all.

Source: Exit Planning Institute estimate. Based on owner readiness survey data, not a census of listings.

72%

Of sellers at $1M to $2M sell because of retirement. At $2M to $5M it is 70%.

Source: IBBA and M&A Source Market Pulse, Q2 2026.

See what selling would cost you

Sources: BizBuySell, 2025 Year in Review (median time to close, businesses that sold), and typical published seller cost ranges for broker fees, valuation, legal, accounting, listing, and escrow, 2025 and 2026. Your actual costs vary by deal.

For intermediaries

Bring us a business that fits our criteria.

We respond within two business days, and we protect your fee.

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Questions owners ask

Straight answers on price, timing, your team, and what happens after the sale.

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Thinking about selling?

The first conversation costs nothing and commits you to nothing.

Tell us a little about the business. We read every note ourselves.