Summary
Acquire VacSkip Australia for $400,000 WIWO, including ten specialist units for holding and drying vacuum excavation spoil, ready to complement an existing hire or industrial services business.
Location Details
Toowoomba
Based in Cabarlah, Queensland 4352, VacSkip Australia supplies specialist hire equipment for holding and drying vacuum excavation spoil on industrial and contamination-sensitive worksites.
Potential
Add VacSkip to an existing hire range and introduce the fleet to customers already using your equipment. Environmental services operators could offer the units alongside contaminated-site work. Vacuum excavation and civil contractors could pursue repeat hire deployments on projects requiring spoil to be held and dried on site.
Skills
Equipment hire, environmental services, vacuum excavation or civil contracting experience would help a buyer place the fleet with suitable customers. Practical equipment servicing and deployment capability, customer relationship management and business development skills would support the operation and pursuit of further hire work.
Hours
Minimal but as required
Lease
Not Applicable
Employees
Not Applicable
Reason for Sale
Although the business is in its infancy the sellers dont have the time to invest in the growth and have decided to downsize their business portfolio.
About the Business
VacSkip Australia offers an equipment hire or industrial services operator a specialist product to add to its existing range. Offered at $400,000 WIWO, the business includes a ten-unit fleet with an estimated plant and equipment value of $250,000.
Vacuum excavation produces a slurry of water and soil that needs to be held while it dries. VacSkip provides a purpose-built vessel for this task, particularly at sites where contamination is present or suspected. Contractors can hold and dry captured spoil at the worksite using dedicated equipment.
The fleet comprises seven standard units, two heated units and one compact unit. Standard and heated models have a 3.5 kL capacity, while the compact model holds 1 kL, giving a buyer a range of equipment sizes to offer customers.
The standalone units use solar energy for drying, with solar panels and batteries powering the controls. An automated retractable cover responds to rain, protecting the contents from additional water without an operator needing to attend solely to close the cover. This design supports minimal routine intervention and low routine energy costs, including where mains power may be limited.
For a buyer with established sales, servicing and deployment capability, VacSkip provides physical equipment and a defined application to take to existing customers. It could sit alongside equipment hire, environmental services, vacuum excavation or civil contracting work. The opportunity is to introduce the fleet through those relationships and pursue further and repeat hire deployments.
Enquire about acquiring VacSkip Australia and its included ten-unit fleet for $400,000 WIWO.
History
Only been operating for 1.5 years
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