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CCG Advisors

CCG Advisors is an Atlanta-based boutique M&A advisory and investment banking firm founded in 1997. It focuses on privately held, middle-market companies and publicly lists sell-side, buy-side, capital-raising, strategic-alternatives, and ESOP advisory services.

Key takeaway

What stands out about CCG Advisors

CCG Advisors advises privately held middle-market companies, with typical client revenue of $10 million to $300 million. Its publicly stated sector coverage includes broad commercial and industrial services, with specific Green Industry expertise, and its transaction archive includes sell-side advisory examples from 2024 through 2026.[1][2][4]

What does CCG Advisors do?

CCG Advisors is an Atlanta-based boutique M&A advisory and investment banking firm founded in 1997. The firm focuses on privately held, middle-market companies whose typical revenues range from $10 million to $300 million.

Its public service profile covers sell-side and buy-side advisory, capital raising, evaluation of strategic alternatives, and Employee Stock Ownership Plan advisory.[1][2]

CCG publicly offers sell-side advisory that includes valuation guidance, preparation of marketing materials, buyer-universe identification, market outreach and positioning, diligence coordination, and negotiation of legal documents.

Its buy-side services include acquisition-strategy development, target outreach, execution support, and diligence support. CCG also lists capital raising, evaluation of strategic alternatives, and ESOP advisory.[2]

Owners comparing advisory firms can also review Auxo’s M&A advisor vs. business broker vs. investment bank comparison, advisor-selection guide, and sell-side advisor evaluation framework.

Public size / criteria information
CCG states that its typical clients generate $10 million to $300 million in revenue. Its homepage reports 28+ years of operating history, $5B+ in total transaction volume, 250+ successful transactions across all industries, and 125+ Green Industry transactions.[1][2]

What should a business owner evaluate before hiring CCG Advisors?

CCG’s stated focus on privately held, middle-market companies and typical client revenue of $10 million to $300 million provides a clear public reference point for owners evaluating an engagement. Its Green Industry experience and named sell-side transaction examples may also be relevant to owners in landscape, lawn care, tree care, vegetation management, exterior pest control, snow and ice management, and related commercial or residential services.

Before engaging, an owner should confirm the contracting legal entity, applicable securities or broker-dealer arrangements, fee and expense provisions, current buyer coverage, senior team involvement, process expectations, and the specific treatment of recapitalizations, ESOPs, minority sales, or rollover equity. The cited About and Transactions pages do not establish those engagement-specific terms.[2][3][4]

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What legal entity will contract with the seller, and what securities or investment-banking registrations or broker-dealer relationships apply to the engagement

The cited About page describes CCG Advisors, LLC as an investment banking firm but does not publish a broker-dealer, investment-adviser, FINRA, SEC, or state securities-registration number or status.[2]
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What are the success fee, retainer, minimum fee, expense reimbursement, exclusivity, termination, and tail provisions

The cited About page lists advisory service categories but does not publish a universal success-fee percentage, minimum fee, retainer, expense schedule, termination provision, or tail period.[2]
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Which current buyers and recent comparable transactions can CCG discuss for the company’s sector

CCG describes buyer-universe identification and market outreach as part of its sell-side advisory service, and its archive identifies named transactions across several sectors.[2][4]

What size transactions and clients does CCG Advisors focus on?

CCG states that it has experience in commercial and residential services, professional services, distribution, consumer products, manufacturing, building products, and healthcare services.

The firm identifies Green Industry expertise spanning landscape, tree care, lawn care, vegetation management, exterior pest control, and snow and ice management.[3]

Examples identified in CCG’s official transaction archive include Nature’s Way Landscaping acquired by Granite Hills Group, a portfolio company of Station Partners, identified as a 2026 commercial landscape sell-side advisory transaction; Perm-O-Green acquired by Legacy Lawns, identified as a 2026 residential-services and lawn-care sell-side advisory transaction; and HighGrove Partners acquired by Agellus Capital, identified as a 2025 commercial-landscape sell-side advisory transaction.

The archive also identifies Nature’s Turf acquired by ExperiGreen, a portfolio company of Wind Point Partners, as a 2025 residential-services and lawn-care sell-side advisory transaction, and T. L. Gowin & Company acquired by Eskola Roofing as a 2024 commercial-services and roofing sell-side advisory transaction.[4]

CCG’s publicly stated transaction work includes sell-side advisory, buy-side advisory, capital raising, strategic alternatives, and ESOP advisory. The sell-side process described by the firm includes valuation guidance, marketing-material preparation, buyer identification, market outreach, diligence coordination, and legal-document negotiation.[2]

What does CCG Advisors publicly disclose about fees, process and engagement terms?

The cited Transactions page identifies transaction parties, years, sectors, service types, and selected company descriptions, but does not publish transaction values or purchase-price consideration for the listed examples.

The cited About page lists advisory service categories but does not publish a universal success-fee percentage, minimum fee, retainer, expense schedule, termination provision, or tail period. That page also does not publish a broker-dealer, investment-adviser, FINRA, SEC, or state securities-registration number or status for CCG Advisors.[2][4]

CCG Advisors, LLC is described on its official site as an Atlanta-based investment banking firm.

The cited About page does not publish a broker-dealer, investment-adviser, FINRA, SEC, or state securities-registration number or status for CCG Advisors. The legal entity and any applicable registration or broker-dealer relationship should be confirmed directly for a proposed engagement.[2]

CCG’s publicly described sell-side process includes valuation guidance, marketing-material preparation, buyer-universe identification, market outreach and positioning, diligence coordination, and legal-document negotiation. Its buy-side description includes acquisition-strategy development, target outreach, execution support, and diligence support.[2]

Questions to ask before hiring CCG Advisors

What legal entity will contract with the seller, and what securities or investment-banking registrations or broker-dealer relationships apply to the engagement?
The cited About page describes CCG Advisors, LLC as an investment banking firm but does not publish a broker-dealer, investment-adviser, FINRA, SEC, or state securities-registration number or status.[2]
What are the success fee, retainer, minimum fee, expense reimbursement, exclusivity, termination, and tail provisions?
The cited About page lists advisory service categories but does not publish a universal success-fee percentage, minimum fee, retainer, expense schedule, termination provision, or tail period.[2]
Which current buyers and recent comparable transactions can CCG discuss for the company’s sector?
CCG describes buyer-universe identification and market outreach as part of its sell-side advisory service, and its archive identifies named transactions across several sectors.[2][4]
How does CCG handle capital raising, strategic alternatives, and ESOP advisory assignments?
CCG publicly lists capital raising, evaluation of strategic alternatives, and ESOP advisory among its services.[2]
What transaction values, purchase-price consideration, financing structures, and engagement terms can be shared under confidentiality?
The cited Transactions page does not publish transaction values or purchase-price consideration for listed examples, while the cited About page does not publish universal fee or engagement provisions.[2][4]

Sources & research notes

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  2. Company / investment criteria
  3. Industry / market focus
  4. Transaction / portfolio evidence
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