Asset-Backed $3M | $1.3M Sales | Seller Financing

Location

Jacksonville, FL Located in an established industrial corridor near downtown Jacksonville, the approximately 51,625-square-foot facility occupies about 2.9 acres. The property includes gated outdoor storage, drive-in access, and multiple dock-high loading doors. Convenient access to I-10 and other major transportation routes supports customer traffic, inbound materials, deliveries, and distribution. The facility is currently configured for retail showroom operations, custom fabrication, material storage, and customer-facing project work. Jacksonville, FL Located in Jacksonville’s Northside industrial district, the approximately 19,152-square-foot manufacturing and warehouse facility occupies about 2.2 acres. The property includes multiple drive-through bays, outdoor yard space, and substantial material-storage capacity. Access to I-95, I-10, and I-295 supports transportation, shipping, and regional distribution. The facility is configured for slab processing, kiln drying, fabrication, material handling, and related manufacturing operations.

Employees

11 Employees

Real Estate

Real Property Included

Relocatable

This business can be relocated

Trading Hours

10 to 5 Monday thru Saturday and 11 to 4 Sunday

Management Type

This business is owner operated.

Owner Financing

Owner financing is available. Please contact the seller for more information.

Planning Consent

None Required

Premises Details

Approximately 51,625-square-foot industrial and retail facility situated on 2.91 acres, including about one acre of paved, gated outdoor storage. The building provides approximately 17-foot ceiling clearance, two drive-in bays, three dock-high loading doors, and multiple access points supporting efficient customer, delivery, and material flow. Located within an Opportunity Zone, the historic facility features exposed brick, wood finishes, high ceilings, and substantial natural light. Two connected warehouse and manufacturing buildings totaling approximately 19,152 square feet on a fully fenced 2.26-acre site. The property includes updated electrical infrastructure, multiple drive-through bays, substantial outdoor yard and storage space, and flexible access for trucks and material handling. The facility is currently configured to support kiln drying, slab processing, fabrication, manufacturing, inventory storage, and related production operations.

Support & Training

OWNER TRANSITION Owner is retiring after 13 years of building Eco Relics and will provide structured transition support BuyerCo assumes day-to-day management responsibility during the ten-year Management-to-Ownership term Seller retains legal ownership during the term, with final transfer after required payments and transfer conditions are satisfied Two long-term managers support continuity across retail, inventory, customer service, production, and fabrication The two operating properties are handled separately through long-term leases and are not included in the Business Consideration TRAINING & SUPPORT Seller will provide guidance on supplier relationships, sourcing practices, inventory history, pricing context, customer introductions, and business development Experienced managers and production employees will provide orientation on equipment, fabrication, workflow, safety, and daily operating procedures Transition support will be tailored to the buyer’s experience, operating role, and familiarity with the business Established systems and management continuity reduce dependence on the owner or any single employee Timing, employee participation, and ongoing support will be addressed in the final agreements and remain subject to continued employment

Expansion Potential

EXPANSION POTENTIAL Expand national e-commerce and direct-to-consumer sales through the underutilized Shopify platform and established digital audience Develop retail and wholesale distribution of live-edge slabs, reclaimed lumber, architectural salvage, and specialty materials Pursue the national market for live-edge dining, conference, and boardroom tables, commercial furnishings, and custom installations Increase higher-margin furniture, fabrication, and architectural millwork output using existing equipment, inventory, and production capacity Build relationships with designers, architects, builders, hospitality groups, corporate offices, furniture makers, and specialty-lumber dealers Improve product photography, measurements, online cataloging, pricing, inventory organization, and sales follow-up Use available facility capacity for additional production, project staging, finishing, and more efficient inventory storage Expand into additional markets through dealer partnerships, regional sales relationships, and project-based collaborations Growth can leverage the existing platform but will still require active management, marketing resources, working capital, and disciplined execution

Size In Square Feet

Approximately 72,000 Square Feet

Competition / Market

COMPETITION AND MARKET POSITION One of the largest architectural-salvage and slab-based material platforms in the United States and the largest in the Southeast Competes across several related markets, including architectural salvage, reclaimed and specialty lumber, live-edge slabs, antiques, custom fabrication, and wood-processing services Integrated platform combines substantial inventory, retail customer interaction, material processing, and custom fabrication within one operation Approximately 70,000+ square feet across specialized retail and manufacturing facilities supports both customer-facing sales and production Limited direct competition offering a comparable combination of inventory volume, species diversity, production equipment, fabrication capability, and retail exposure Scale, accumulated inventory, specialized machinery, supplier relationships, and operating knowledge would require substantial time and capital to recreate Established brand supported by approximately 62,000 Facebook followers, 16,000 Instagram followers, and 20,000+ email subscribers Digital audience developed over more than a decade and supported by approximately $400,000 in Facebook advertising Customer base includes homeowners, designers, architects, builders, contractors, woodworkers, hospitality businesses, and repeat project-driven clients Direct customer interaction with materials frequently converts basic inventory sales into higher-value fabrication, customization, and project work Non-commodity inventory and in-house fabrication support pricing flexibility and reduce direct comparison with standardized lumber and retail products

Inventory / Stock Value

$2,000,000 - included in the asking price

Reason for Selling

Owner retirement after 13 years, with transition support available.