Oklahoma businesses likely to sell
11 businesses in commercial construction in Oklahoma City show several signs that an owner may be getting ready to sell: decades in business, the founder still running it, no family successor, or a shrinking workforce. Signals, not certainties: a good list to start conversations from.
| Business | Est. revenue | Score |
|---|---|---|
| QUAD Construction Oklahoma City · Commercial and Institutional Building Construction · Owner: Ron Yordi
| $2.4M | 60 |
| Globe Construction Co. Oklahoma City · Commercial and Institutional Building Construction · Owner: John A. Lippert
| $2.4M | 55 |
| YOUNG CONTRACTING, LLC Oklahoma City · Commercial and Institutional Building Construction · Owner: Gary Young
| $12.2M | 52 |
| Caston Construction Company Oklahoma City · Commercial and Institutional Building Construction · Owner: Rusty Caston
| $2.0M | 52 |
| POWER MILL CONTRACTORS INC Oklahoma City · Industrial Building Construction · Owner: John Tidholm
| $12.7M | 45 |
| DOWNEY CONTRACTING, LLC Oklahoma City · Commercial and Institutional Building Construction · Owner: Brandon Downey and Larry Downey
| $61.9M | 42 |
| TIMBERLAKE CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. Oklahoma City · Commercial and Institutional Building Construction · Owner: David B. Timberlake
| $31.0M | 40 |
| ANDERSON AND HOUSE INC Oklahoma City · Commercial and Institutional Building Construction · Owner: Oliver Boudin
| $10.6M | 40 |
| WARD CONSTRUCTION INCORPORATED Oklahoma City · Commercial and Institutional Building Construction · Owner: Ron Ward
| $5.7M | 40 |
| W.l. Mcnatt & Company Oklahoma City · Commercial and Institutional Building Construction · Owner: Todd Schultheis
| $2.0M | 40 |
| The Boldt Company Oklahoma City · Commercial and Institutional Building Construction · Owner: Western Operations
| $1.0M | 40 |
How the score works
Points for years in business (15, 25 and 40+ years), a founder still in charge after 20 years, no family member on the team after 25 years, and a headcount down 20% or more on recent retirement-plan filings. Points come off for family already in the business and for a recent sale or investment. Businesses scoring 40+ are listed. Founding years come from public records and the company's own website; see the methodology.