Businesses for Sale in Delaware

This licensed and accredited childcare center in the Delaware market operates with a transferable license, a large outdoor play area, upgraded mechanical systems, and strong road visibility from a major corridor. The business has a proven track record and all required regulatory credentials in place, reducing the licensing risk that typically burdens childcare acquisitions. A new owner can step into an operational business with existing enrollment, staff, and accreditations already established.

This quick service restaurant with a drive-thru operates in a coastal Delaware market, generating strong owner earnings relative to its asking price. The drive-thru format supports high transaction volume with efficient labor deployment, and the coastal location benefits from seasonal tourism traffic layered on top of a local customer base. The favorable earnings-to-price ratio offers an attractive entry point for an owner-operator.

This landmark fine dining steakhouse in Delaware offers over 30 years of continuous operation, a loyal repeat clientele, and an owned real estate asset that provides both income stability and long-term investment value. Annual revenues in the range of $1.2 to $1.4 million are supported by full bar operations, private dining capacity, and secured adjacent parking. The real estate ownership, combined with significant potential for modernization or expanded hospitality programming, makes this a compelling dual-asset acquisition for a restaurant operator or hospitality investor.

This Delaware and greater Philadelphia area property cleaning and restoration business combines core carpet and floor cleaning services with higher-margin water damage and mold remediation work, creating multiple recurring revenue streams from both residential and property management clients. The property management client database provides a reliable source of repeat contract work that reduces customer acquisition costs. An unusually high cash flow to asking price ratio suggests compelling economics for a buyer with executive project management capabilities.

This Delaware coastal area florist and gift shop generates close to $1M in annual sales — up 20% over the prior two years — serving a dynamic residential market experiencing significant new home construction and affluent buyer demand. The business covers a full range of occasions including weddings, funerals, proms, and everyday gifting alongside pottery and decorative items that diversify the revenue base beyond perishable flowers. The sale includes owned commercial real estate and a residence, providing a buyer both operational and property assets in a growing coastal community.