Sell Your Business/Pool Service/ColoradoLast updated: October 5, 2026

Sell Your Pool Service Company in Colorado

Quick Answer
Pool service companies in Colorado typically sell for 4.5x-9x EBITDA, or 3x-5.5x SDE for smaller owner-operated pool service companies, per published ranges from Founders Advisors and HedgeStone Business Advisors. The largest groups buying pool service companies nationally include SPS PoolCare (Storr Group), Azureon (O2 Investment Partners) and Easton Select Group (Brenton Point Capital Partners). We have recorded one named pool service acquisition in Colorado: Hydro Dynamics by Infinity Pools (Oct 2025).
4.5x-9x
typical EBITDA multiple (published ranges)
3x-5.5x
typical SDE multiple
15
named platforms tracked
14
private-equity-backed

Who is buying pool service companies in Colorado

Named pool service acquisitions we have recorded in Colorado

  • Hydro Dynamics, acquired by Infinity Pools
    Family-owned buyer · Announced Oct 2025 · Brighton, CO · Source ↗
PlatformOwner / backerTypeHeadquartersScale
SPS PoolCareStorr Group (majority); Shoreline Equity Partners (minority since Jan 2026)Private equityAustin, TXMore than 50,000 weekly recurring residential and commercial customers across Texas, Florida, Arizona, Nevada and Georgia; more than 220 acquisitions since 2021 (Jul 2026)Source ↗
AzureonO2 Investment PartnersPrivate equitySaddle Brook, NJThirteen businesses serving seven states and DC across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic (Aug 2026)Source ↗
Easton Select GroupBrenton Point Capital Partners (lead equity; founding owners kept a meaningful stake)Private equityEaston, MA15 brands listed in its portfolio across Massachusetts, Maine, Rhode Island and Connecticut (Oct 2026)Source ↗
AquaVerseTrivest Partners; Balance Point Capital provided debt and equity (Jul 2026)Private equityPalm Beach, FLEight consumer-facing brands across Florida, Georgia and Tennessee serving more than 10,000 customers (Jun 2026)Source ↗
CabanaFounder-led (Jeremy Yamaguchi); venture-backed, with investors not named in any source readPrivate equitySan Diego, CA5,000+ residential and commercial customers (Jun 2026)Source ↗
Gold Medal PoolsTenex Capital ManagementPrivate equityDallas–Fort Worth area, TXSays it serves North Texas (Dallas–Fort Worth); it announced its 21st company acquisition in September 2023Source ↗
Certus (National Pool Partners)Imperial Capital; Liberty Mutual Investments (investor since May 2024)Private equityTampa, FLCombined pest control and pool service platform employing more than 1,000 professionals (Jan 2026)Source ↗
Pool Service Partners (PSP)Tamarix Equity PartnersPrivate equityRivervale, NJPool service businesses across New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware; on track to service over 8,000 pools in 2025Source ↗
California Pool PartnersCo-founders Evan Ferl, Eric Johnston and Mark Doody (financed by the founders and individuals close to them)Strategic / family-ownedSan Mateo, CAOperations in Los Angeles and San Diego through AC Pools and Payan Pools, serving thousands of pools across Southern California (Sep 2026)Source ↗
Cody PoolsMain Street Capital (NYSE: MAIN)Private equityAustin, TXOver 400 employees and 15 design centers serving San Antonio, Houston, Austin, Tampa/St. Petersburg, Phoenix and Orlando (Apr 2025)Source ↗
Landmark AquaticBow River Capital (founding owners kept a meaningful stake)Private equitySt. Louis, MONot disclosedSource ↗
Horizon Commercial PoolsNorthrim Horizon L.P.Private equityArden Hills, MNNot disclosedSource ↗
VermanaLightview Capital (majority)Private equityOrlando, FLNot disclosedSource ↗
Veridian Service PartnersCrux CapitalPrivate equityDallas, TXNot disclosedSource ↗
Main Line Commercial PoolsWarren Equity PartnersPrivate equityPhiladelphia, PANot disclosedSource ↗

Ownership verified October 6, 2026. See every platform's recent deals in the Pool Service roll-up tracker →

What a pool service company in Colorado is worth

Pool service companies typically sell for 4.5x-9x EBITDA, or 3x-5.5x SDE for smaller owner-operated pool service companies, with most deals in the Under $1M to over $5M EBITDA (no dollar deal-size range published) range. These are published industry ranges from Founders Advisors and HedgeStone Business Advisors, not an appraisal of your company.

What buyers pay more for

  • +Recurring revenue above 50%
  • +Customer churn below 20%
  • +More than five markets served
  • +W-2 technician workforce

What buyers discount

  • -Construction or retail over 50% of revenue
  • -Customer churn above 40%
  • -EBITDA under $1M
  • -Single-market footprint

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Selling a pool service company in Colorado: common questions

How much is a pool service company in Colorado worth?

Pool service companies typically sell for 4.5x-9x EBITDA, or 3x-5.5x SDE for smaller owner-operated pool service companies, with most deals in the Under $1M to over $5M EBITDA (no dollar deal-size range published) range. Buyers tend to pay more for recurring revenue above 50%, customer churn below 20%, more than five markets served and w-2 technician workforce, and less where they see construction or retail over 50% of revenue, customer churn above 40%, ebitda under $1m and single-market footprint. These are industry-wide ranges from Founders Advisors and HedgeStone Business Advisors, not an appraisal of your company.

Who is buying pool service companies in Colorado?

Recent named deals in Colorado include Hydro Dynamics (acquired by Infinity Pools, Oct 2025). Nationally, the largest groups consolidating pool service companies include SPS PoolCare (Storr Group), Azureon (O2 Investment Partners) and Easton Select Group (Brenton Point Capital Partners); 14 of the 15 platforms we track are private-equity-backed.

Does it cost anything to sell through DealSeam?

No. Sellers pay nothing. When a deal closes, the buyer pays DealSeam's fee. There is no listing fee and no retainer.

Will my employees or customers find out I'm thinking about selling?

No. Nothing is listed publicly, and your details go to a buyer only after you approve that introduction.

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Sources

Valuation multiples are published ranges from Founders Advisors, Pool Services Q1 2026 M&A Update (middle-market EBITDA ranges), Founders Advisors, 2024 Pool Services M&A Update (earlier edition, same firm) and HedgeStone Business Advisors, Pool Service Recurring Revenue Valuation. Platform ownership comes from each platform's own or press sources, verified October 6, 2026. Named acquisitions are the deals we have recorded from public announcements, each linked to its source; they are not every deal in the state. Ownership in this sector changes often. None of this is investment, legal or tax advice.