Zephyr, a new home services roll-up, raises $60 million
The company expects to cross $100 million in revenue this year and plans to use the capital to fund future acquisitions

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A new home services roll-up, Zephyr, yesterday announced it raised $60 million from energy-focused firm Elda River Capital to continue acquiring HVAC contractors nationwide.
Zoom out: Launched quietly in 2022 with ~$40 million in the bank, Zephyr has acquired 12 businesses to date, including in D.C., Florida, Texas, and Colorado.
What’s happening: The company expects to cross $100 million in revenue this year, with hopes to eclipse $500 million within five years, its CEO told Axios.
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“Zephyr acquires local service providers in targeted markets, integrates them into a unified technology platform, and drives growth at those local brands with centralized support in recruiting, training, marketing… and more,” the press release said.
Of note: Zephyr didn’t respond to Homepros' request for comment about how it structures deals for owners.
The big picture: Capstone Partners estimates that, as of this June, over 900 HVAC acquisitions have been completed since 2018.
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The trend has garnered mainstream media attention, too, with the Wall Street Journal publishing five stories on the trades this year alone.
What’s next: Zephyr plans to close two more acquisitions before January, and use the new capital to fund future acquisitions and invest in its technology platform.
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