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Sell Your Home Remodeling Business to West Shore Home

We acquire specialty home remodeling companies across the United States. Fast, confidential, and founder-friendly.

100% Confidential Process Employees Retained & Grown Close in ~45 Days Bath, Window, Door & Flooring Companies

Your inquiry is completely confidential. We never share your information.

A National Operator

West Shore Home, headquartered in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, is one of the largest specialty home remodeling companies in the United States. Founded by B.J. Werzyn, the company operates 43+ locations across more than 20 states, specializing in bathroom remodeling, replacement windows, doors, and flooring.

West Shore Home has a proven track record of successfully acquiring home improvement businesses across the country — including Quality Advantage, Bryton's Home Improvement, and America's Window. The company was ranked #7 on Qualified Remodeler's TOP 500 list and is one of the most active acquirers in the industry.

Unlike private equity firms, West Shore Home is an operator. We run the businesses we acquire, retain employees, invest in local markets, and integrate every company into our national technology and operations platform; typically within 45 days.

43+
Locations across 20+ states
2018
Acquisition strategy launched
~45
Days from LOI to close
#7
Qualified Remodeler TOP 500

What Makes West Shore Home Different

You built something from the ground up. We're not looking to strip it, we're looking to grow it.

Operator, Not a Holding Company

We don't just buy companies, we run them. Your business joins a national platform with shared technology, marketing, and operational expertise.

Fast & Streamlined Process

No brokers, no auction, no months of uncertainty. We move from first conversation to close with minimal disruption to your business.

Investing in Your Team

Your employees get access to expanded benefits, career paths, and a national infrastructure. West Shore Home invests in the people behind every acquisition.

Completely Confidential

The process is private and confidential until you're ready to move forward.

24-Hour Tech Integration

Our technology backbone integrates acquired companies within 24 hours of closing. Including CRM, scheduling, marketing, and reporting. National-scale systems from day one.

Community Investment

We invest in the markets we enter: expanded services, increased marketing, and new job creation.

West Shore Home CEO B.J. Werzyn with acquisition partner
As a founder, I understand how much time, risk, and personal investment goes into building a home services business. When we acquire a company, our responsibility is to build on that foundation by integrating talented teams into the West Shore Home platform and positioning them for long-term growth.
B.J. Werzyn
Founder & CEO, West Shore Home
35K+
5 Star Reviews
43+
Locations
400K+
Projects Completed

The West Shore Home Acquisition Process

From first conversation to close, our process is designed to be fast, transparent, and respectful of what you've built.

1
Confidential
Introductory Call

An informal, no-obligation conversation about your business, goals, and timeline.

2
High-Level
Business Review

Both sides sign a mutual NDA. We review your financials, operations, and market position.

3
Initial
Valuation Range

We provide a preliminary valuation so you can evaluate the opportunity before moving forward.

4
Letter
of Intent

A formal LOI with proposed deal terms, structure, and timeline based on a fair assessment.

5
Close

Due diligence and close — typically within ~45 days of the LOI. Your team stays in place throughout.

Is Your Business a Good Fit?

We've acquired companies of all sizes. Here's what typically makes a strong fit, but if you're not sure, we'd still love to talk.

Specialty Remodeling

Specialty Home Remodeling Focus

We look for companies whose core business aligns with West Shore Home's product verticals. If most of your revenue comes from these categories, we'd love to talk.

  • Bathroom and shower remodeling
  • Replacement windows and doors
  • Flooring installation
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Metro Area

Metropolitan Market

West Shore Home focuses on larger metro areas where there's strong demand for home remodeling services and room to scale.

  • MSA serving at least 500,000 people
  • Areas with strong growth potential also considered
Check Your Market
operations

Operational Management in Place

This is the single most important factor, more than revenue or company size. West Shore Home looks for businesses that have leadership beyond the owner.

  • General manager or operations lead in place
  • Day-to-day operations don't depend solely on the owner
  • Team capable of running through a transition period
  • Key managers often grow into larger roles post-acquisition
Let's Discuss Your Team
Business Size

Any Company Size

West Shore Home partners with both large and small operators. The right team, reputation, and market position matter more than size.

  • Reputation and team quality matter more than revenue
  • Small operators with strong management are actively considered
  • Market position and team quality drive the conversation
  • Companies at any growth stage, early, mature, or looking to exit
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A Proven Track Record of Successful Acquisitions

West Shore Home has a proven track record of successfully acquiring home improvement businesses across the country.

Acquisition

Quality Advantage

Added new locations, catalyzing national expansion from regional operator

Acquisition

Bryton's Home Improvement

Expanded presence with acquisition financing via TM Capital

Acquisition

America's Window

Brought window replacement expertise into the growing national platform

Today

43+ Locations

National footprint serving customers in 20+ states and growing

Your Team Doesn't Just Stay, They Grow

When a company joins West Shore Home, our goal isn't just to continue the business, it's to help the people behind it grow.

Bryan Klee Via Quality Advantage
Vice President of Operations

Bryan Klee

Bryan joined West Shore Home following the acquisition of Quality Advantage. Since then, he has grown into a leadership role helping oversee operations across multiple markets.

Jessica Gardner Via America's Window
Revenue Efficiency Manager

Jessica Gardner

Jessica joined West Shore Home after the acquisition of America's Window and now plays a key role in driving operational efficiency across the company.

Morgan Davis Via Bryton's Home Improvement
Director of Human Resources

Morgan Davis

Morgan joined West Shore Home through the acquisition of Bryton's Home Improvement and now leads HR initiatives that support employees across the organization.

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Business Acquisition Questions

Answers to the questions business owners ask most when considering selling to West Shore Home.

West Shore Home acquires specialty home remodeling companies whose core revenue comes from bathroom and shower remodeling, replacement windows, replacement doors, or flooring. The company typically looks for businesses located in Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSAs) serving at least 500,000 people, though exceptions are made for strong growth potential. West Shore Home acquires both large and small operators, the key factor is having operational management in place.
The timeline varies, but West Shore Home's streamlined process typically moves from Letter of Intent to close within approximately 45 days. The initial confidential conversation, business review, and preliminary valuation can happen quickly in the weeks prior. West Shore Home has designed its process to minimize disruption to the seller's business during the transition.
West Shore Home retains employees and invests in growing the local team after every acquisition. Employees gain access to West Shore Home's national benefits package, career development paths, and advanced technology platform. Many employees from acquired companies have advanced into leadership roles.
Yes. West Shore Home acquires companies of all sizes. Revenue thresholds are less important than operational readiness, specifically, whether the company has a general manager or operations leader running day-to-day activities. Smaller companies with strong management and good market positioning are actively considered.
Yes, completely. West Shore Home's acquisition process is confidential from the first conversation through close. A mutual non-disclosure agreement (NDA) is signed early, and no information about the potential transaction is shared with employees, customers, or competitors without the seller's explicit consent.
West Shore Home is a strategic operator, not a financial buyer. Unlike private equity firms, which typically hold companies for 3 to 7 years before reselling, West Shore Home permanently integrates acquired businesses into its national platform. This means no broker fees, faster timelines, and a commitment to growing the business long-term rather than optimizing for a future exit.
West Shore Home operates 43+ locations across more than 20 states, with strong presence east of the Mississippi and growing operations in the Midwest. The company actively seeks acquisitions in larger metro areas nationwide and continues to expand through both acquisitions and new office launches.
West Shore Home evaluates businesses based on earnings (typically a multiple of EBITDA), revenue growth trajectory, market position, team strength, and operational infrastructure. Every business is unique, and West Shore Home works with sellers to reach a fair valuation. Specific details are discussed during the confidential conversation phase.
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