GovReal Solutions Group works with business owners, buyers, investors, contractors, and property owners to identify and advance opportunities in facilities and essential-service industries. Our primary focus is business brokerage and acquisitions, supported by government-market intelligence, strategic partnerships, and federal lease/property sourcing.

Own or Know a Facilities-Service Business?

Whether you are considering a sale, representing an owner, identifying an acquisition target, or exploring a strategic partnership, GovReal can help evaluate the opportunity and determine the right next step.

GovReal Solutions Group works with owners, buyers, investors, intermediaries, and strategic partners to evaluate facilities and essential-service businesses for brokerage, acquisition, referral, or partnership opportunities.

Your Questions, Answered

What can you submit?

  • Business owner considering a sale

  • Business currently for sale

  • Acquisition opportunity or target company

  • Qualified referral from a broker, CPA, attorney, operator, or intermediary

  • Buyer or investor seeking facilities-service businesses

  • Government contractor or subcontractor partnership opportunity

  • Commercial property potentially suitable for a federal lease


Where do you work?

  • Our primary business brokerage and acquisition focus is the Midwest, including Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, and Ohio. Select national opportunities are considered when there is a strong strategic fit, particularly for government-related and federal real-estate opportunities.


Facilities & Essential-Service Focus

  • Commercial Cleaning / Janitorial

  • HVAC Service

  • Facilities Maintenance

  • Landscaping & Snow Removal

  • Pest Control

  • Plumbing

  • Building Services

  • Small Facilities Management Operators

  • Related commercial essential-service businesses


What size businesses do you work with?

Typical target: $500K–$5M annual revenue
Preferred earnings: $250K+ EBITDA or SDE
We may consider opportunities outside these ranges when the strategic fit, customer base, recurring revenue, or growth potential is compelling.


What makes a strong opportunity?

We are particularly interested in businesses with recurring or contracted commercial revenue, diversified customers, transferable operations, management depth, and reduced owner dependence. Government, municipal, education, healthcare, or institutional experience is a plus — not a requirement.

How the Process Works

Start the Conversation

Tell us about the business, acquisition target, partnership, or property opportunity.

Step 1

Evaluate the Fit

We review the industry, size, financial profile, customer mix, operational considerations, geography, and strategic potential.

Step 2

Determine the Next Step

The right path may involve brokerage representation, buyer introduction, acquisition review, strategic partnership, federal property evaluation, or referral to an appropriate professional.

Step 3

  • Business type and location

  • Approximate annual revenue

  • EBITDA or SDE, if known

  • Commercial vs. residential customer mix

  • Recurring or contracted revenue

  • Reason for considering a transaction

  • Desired timing

  • Any relevant government or institutional work

  • Anything else you believe is important

Helpful Information — If Available

  • $500K–$5M annual revenue

  • $250K+ EBITDA or SDE preferred

  • Recurring or contracted commercial revenue

  • Diversified customer base

  • Transferable operations

  • Management depth or reduced owner dependence

  • Facilities or essential-service business

  • Midwest concentration preferred

  • Government or institutional experience is a plus, not a requirement

Select opportunities outside these guidelines may be considered when there is a strong strategic fit.

Our Preferred Profile

Operator Experience Behind the Opportunity

GovReal Solutions Group was founded by Marisol Balbarin, an Illinois Registered Business Broker with more than 15 years of corporate supply chain, demand planning, forecasting, and cross-functional operating experience.

Her background also includes business ownership, real estate investment, acquisitions, and transaction coordination.

That operating experience shapes how GovReal evaluates opportunities — looking beyond the asking price to customers, recurring revenue, people, operational dependencies, risk, and long-term potential.

Whether you are a business owner considering your next chapter, a buyer looking for an acquisition, an intermediary with a qualified opportunity, a contractor exploring a partnership, or a property owner interested in a federal lease opportunity, we welcome the conversation.

Let’s Discuss the Opportunity