Restration Brokers of America
Restoration Brokers of America states that it specializes in selling restoration businesses. Its public process covers discovery, valuation, confidential marketing, buyer qualification, offer coordination, and closing support.
Restoration Brokers of America publicly describes a specialized restoration-business brokerage model.
It evaluates restoration-specific factors, uses a pre-qualified buyer database, and supports sellers through valuation, confidential marketing, diligence, financing, offers, and closing. Florida records identify American Business Exits, LLC as the active legal entity formerly named Restoration Brokers of America, LLC.[1][2][3][6][7][8][9][10]
What does Restration Brokers of America do?
Restoration Brokers of America identifies itself as a firm specializing in selling restoration businesses. Gokul Padmanabhan is identified on the official website as founder and president. The firm states that selling restoration businesses is all it does and that it has specialized in the sector for more than 15 years.
Florida corporate records identify American Business Exits, LLC as an active Florida limited liability company with its principal address at 4767 New Broad Street, Orlando, Florida. Those records state that the company’s former name was Restoration Brokers of America, LLC and that the name-change event was filed on June 12, 2025.[1][5][11]
The firm publicly describes a six-stage process covering discovery, valuation, customized marketing, buyer qualification, offer coordination, and closing support. It also states that it prepares an offering memorandum, distributes it confidentially to pre-screened buyers after NDA execution, screens buyers, and assists with financing and buyer due diligence.
The public process is centered on seller representation and includes valuation and preparation intended to support a business sale. The firm’s stated process also contemplates assistance with offers and coordination through closing.[2]
Owners comparing intermediaries can also review Auxo’s business broker, M&A advisor and investment bank comparison, advisor-selection guide, and M&A advisor fee guide.
What should a business owner evaluate before hiring Restration Brokers of America?
An owner considering the firm should confirm which legal entity will sign the engagement agreement following the 2025 change from Restoration Brokers of America, LLC to American Business Exits, LLC. The owner should also obtain the proposed fee schedule and engagement terms, including any minimum fee, retainer, reimbursable expenses, exclusivity, tail period, and termination rights.
The firm’s stated restoration specialization and buyer-screening process make it important to clarify how buyer outreach will be scoped for the company’s size and geography, how financing capacity and industry fit will be assessed, and how valuation factors will be applied. Owners should request verifiable seller references and clarify the buyer type, consideration structure, rollover or earn-out terms, closing timeline, and any regulatory or state licensing obligations applicable to the specific engagement.[1][2][3]
What are the success fee, minimum fee, retainer, reimbursable expenses, exclusivity period, tail period, and termination rights
How many qualified buyers would be contacted for a business of the owner’s size and geography, and how are buyers screened for financing capacity and restoration-industry fit
What size transactions does Restration Brokers of America handle?
Official seller-story and transaction-related pages identify Mammoth Restoration, CATCON, and JC Restoration as representative RBA examples. The official Roth Construction case study states that the company went under LOI with ATI after the seller considered multiple offers and selected ATI.
These examples establish publicly identified seller-story or transaction-related activity, but they do not by themselves establish a complete set of transactions, transaction values, or closing terms.[7][8][9][10]
The firm’s public materials focus on the sale of privately held restoration businesses through a confidential, seller-representation process. The stated process includes valuation, customized marketing, buyer qualification, offer coordination, buyer diligence, financing assistance, and closing support.
The firm states that it seeks to place a business in front of buyers at an appropriate time and may use multiple offers in pursuing a deal. The sources for this profile do not establish a universal transaction-size mandate or a standard buyer type.[2]
Restoration Brokers of America states that it works exclusively with restoration businesses and has worked with restoration business owners across the country. Its public valuation discussion identifies restoration-specific considerations including mitigation and construction revenue mix, TPA relationships, insurance-company dynamics, leadership, and the owner’s role.[1][3][4]
What does Restration Brokers of America publicly disclose about fees and engagement terms?
The official process page states that the firm discusses how it gets paid during the discovery call, but that page does not publish a universal success-fee percentage, minimum fee, retainer, expense schedule, tail period, or termination schedule.
The official Roth Construction case-study page does not publish transaction value, consideration structure, closing date, seller proceeds, or detailed post-LOI terms. The official seller-story pages for Mammoth Restoration, CATCON, and JC Restoration likewise do not disclose the transaction value, buyer identity, consideration structure, closing date, or seller proceeds for those examples.[2][7][8][9][10]
Florida corporate records identify American Business Exits, LLC as an active Florida limited liability company, document number L20000021344, with a principal address at 4767 New Broad Street, Orlando, Florida. The same records identify Restoration Brokers of America, LLC as the former name and record the name change on June 12, 2025. Gokul Padmanabhan is listed as CEO of American Business Exits, LLC.
The official About page does not state a firm-level securities registration, broker-dealer registration, investment-adviser registration, or specific state brokerage-license number. That page-level disclosure does not establish the regulatory status applicable to a particular engagement.[1][5][11]
The firm describes its process as confidential. It states that it maintains a pre-qualified restoration-buyer database, pre-screens buyers, and provides an offering memorandum after a buyer signs a non-disclosure agreement.
The public process begins with discovery and proceeds through valuation, customized marketing, buyer qualification, offers, diligence and financing assistance, and closing support. The contact page invites owners to request a confidential conversation regarding exit goals and maximizing business value for sale.[2][12]
Questions to ask before hiring Restration Brokers of America
Which legal entity will sign the engagement agreement after the 2025 change from Restoration Brokers of America, LLC to American Business Exits, LLC?
What are the success fee, minimum fee, retainer, reimbursable expenses, exclusivity period, tail period, and termination rights?
How many qualified buyers would be contacted for a business of the owner’s size and geography, and how are buyers screened for financing capacity and restoration-industry fit?
Which recent transactions can be verified directly with seller references, and what were the buyer type, consideration structure, rollover or earn-out terms, and closing timeline?
What regulatory or state licensing obligations apply to the specific engagement and services offered?
Sources & research notes
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