Add-on acquisition New Jul 2026
Trades Transparency
Private equity is steadily rolling up the trades.
Investment firms are buying up heating-and-cooling contractors and folding them into national platforms. This is a public, independent record of who owns whom: the sponsors, the platforms, and the deals that built them. Structural facts are verified against independent sources; dollar figures we can't confirm are marked reported.
Counts cover service-contractor roll-ups in our record: a floor on the real scale, not a census. How we count →
Where the rollups are
All companies →Where the consolidation is landing: companies in our record by the US state of their headquarters. The South and the large Sun Belt metros carry the most activity.
- 1. Texas 95
- 2. Florida 85
- 3. California 69
- 4. Ohio 51
- 5. Georgia 44
- 6. Illinois 43
- 7. New York 42
- 8. Pennsylvania 42
- 9. Michigan 39
- 10. Tennessee 35
The consolidation curve
All the data →Recorded acquisitions of HVAC and home-service contractors, by year. The wave is the story: a handful of deals a year through the 2000s, then the roll-up era.
From the record
All deals →Add-on acquisition New Jul 2026 · verified
Sila Services acquires Davis Heating and Air Conditioning Company
Majority stake New Jun 2026
PremiStar Acquires Mechanical Service & Systems (MSS)
Minority stake New May 2026
Apollo Funds acquires a strategic minority interest in Apex Service Partners
Minority stake New May 2026
Apex Service Partners minority stake
Add-on acquisition New Apr 2026
Leap Partners acquires Air Hawk Heating & Cooling
Deal types
938 deals on recordThe dominance of add-on acquisitions is itself the tell: this is consolidation by accumulation, not one-off M&A.