A local, long-term owner for the business you built.
Sabal Ranch Holdings buys established businesses within about an hour of Lakewood Ranch and keeps them. The name stays, the team stays, and the business stays here.
Every conversation is confidential.
I live here, and I plan to stay.
I'm Kyle Oschman. I live in Lakewood Ranch and I'm raising my family here, so I'm not going anywhere.
I spent 20 years in consumer goods leadership at Kraft, PepsiCo, a private-equity-backed brand and a startup, running commercial operations and P&Ls. Now I'm buying a few local businesses to own for decades, not years.
If you sell to me, you know exactly who takes over. I live nearby, and I answer my own phone.
Service businesses that customers rely on every year.
Each of these does work people need on a schedule, under a service agreement, or paid by insurance. That steady, recurring work is what I want to own and protect.
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Pest control and termite
Residential and commercial service routes
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Commercial HVAC and refrigeration
Service and maintenance agreements
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Commercial plumbing and backflow testing
Required annual testing and repair
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Pool service
Weekly route-based maintenance
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Auto glass and ADAS calibration
Insurance-paid replacement and calibration
What I'm not: not private equity, not a competitor, and not a roll-up that buys to flip.
The business keeps running the way you built it.
Your name
The company keeps its name, trucks and phone number.
Your team
Your people keep their jobs. Nobody relocates.
Your timeline
We set the pace together, with a real transition period.
Confidentiality
Employees, customers and competitors hear nothing until you say so.
Financing
My own capital plus an SBA bank loan.
One decision-maker
You deal with me. No committee, no investment board.
Buy, keep, improve. Never flip.
I buy a business to own it for decades and leave it stronger than I found it.
Where to start
Thinking about selling?
How a sale works, what stays the same, and plain answers about your employees, your name, timing, financing and confidentiality.
Read the owner's guide For brokers and advisorsKnow an owner who fits?
What I look for, the five areas I focus on, and how I handle the introductions you send my way.
See the criteriaThinking about what's next for your business?
Call or email me. A first conversation is private and commits you to nothing. Employees, customers and competitors hear nothing until you say so.
Business brokers, CPAs, estate attorneys, friends and neighbors: if you hear of a business that fits, I'd like the introduction.