Businesses for Sale in Pennsylvania

This fully built-out hospitality property in the Philadelphia metro area operates across more than 8,000 square feet with multiple revenue streams including a bar and grill, cocktail lounge, and private event venue. The combination of recurring food-and-beverage income with scalable event catering revenue creates a diversified earnings base less susceptible to single-concept slowdowns. At $700,000 asking price and $150,000 in SDE, the asset-heavy nature of the deal and multi-floor layout offer a buyer substantial long-term optionality.

This large-scale ATM route operating across the greater Philadelphia metro places terminals in high-traffic retail environments including convenience stores, grocery stores, and gas stations. Nearly 80% of the customer base is under auto-renewing multi-year contracts, providing a highly predictable income stream. The business generates over $337,000 in annual cash flow on approximately $1.75 million in asking price, offering an attractive yield for a passive, owner-managed investment.

This residential and light commercial dumpster rental business serves homeowners, contractors, and property managers in the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania metro area, generating steady recurring demand from both one-time cleanouts and ongoing contractor accounts. Route-based delivery and pickup scheduling allows multiple jobs per day, with profitability improving naturally as route density increases within existing service areas. The business offers a simple, asset-backed operating model in a resilient service category with reliable repeat demand.

This 24-hour gym and personal training studio in Pennsylvania operates on a staff-light model with a 1099 trainer managing daily floor operations, allowing the owner to oversee the business remotely. The recurring membership revenue base provides predictable monthly cash flow with minimal variable costs. The business generates more in annual earnings than its asking price, making it an unusually high-yield entry-level acquisition.

This ophthalmology practice located in western Pennsylvania serves a substantial active patient base with a payer mix anchored in Medicare and commercial insurance, providing stable, predictable revenue. The practice generates strong discretionary earnings relative to its asking price and comes with established systems, equipment, and a transition period from the retiring owners. It is well-suited for an optometrist or ophthalmologist seeking practice ownership or a physician group looking to expand into the Pittsburgh region.