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Founder & Owner | Re: question, what's the plan after this?
Re: question, what's the plan after this?
Brian, I appreciate you being open to a conversation. To be clear, I’m not assuming you’re looking to sell now—I’d simply like to understand what you’ve built at Bailey Roofing & Exteriors and what a future transition might ideally look like for you. Would you be open to a brief call to compare notes and see whether there could be a fit? Here's my calendar link: https://calendar.app.google/YyTSgzKuQJvyppQx5 – Kirk
Re: question, what's the plan after this?
Hey Brian, thanks for responding hope you are well. Would love to learn a little more about your business. It's cool you are thinking ahead. What's making you decide to sell?
Re: question, what's the plan after this?
We could have a conversation, sure. *Brian Bailey* *Bailey Roofing & Exteriors Inc.* *720-323-1094* www.bailey roofingandexteriors.com On Mon, Aug 10, 2026, 10:24 AM Kirk Koskiniemi wrote: > , > > Fair question: who is this guy? > > I started at 10 turning wrenches on log trucks in my dad's shop. Put in 12 > years at a fence and deck company. Then built my own roofing business from > scratch and sold it. > > I've dug the post holes and I've made the payroll. When I say I get the > trade, it's because I've done the work. > > That's why Hussar exists. We buy businesses like yours and hold them. The > name stays. The crew stays. The reputation you spent many years building > doesn't get stripped for parts. > > Has a transition ever crossed your mind? Even five years out, it's worth a > conversation. > > – > Kirk Koskiniemi > hussarholdings․com > > PS: I'm not private equity in a suit. I'm a trades guy who buys trades > businesses. > > On Fri, August 7, 2026 7:50 PM, Kirk Koskiniemi kirk.k@hussarholdingsgo.com> > [kirk.k@hussarholdingsgo.com]> wrote: > > > Hi there, > > > > I'm Kirk. I own a company called Hussar Holdings, and I talk to siding > and exterior owners like you all the time. > > > > Siding is a grind. Physical work, weather that doesn't cooperate, good > crews that are hard to keep. The owners who last 20 years in it are a > different breed. > > > > So here's what I'm curious about: when the day comes to step back, who > takes it over? Not asking because I think you're done, I'm asking because > the guys who built something real usually want to see it kept going. > > > > – > > Kirk Koskiniemi > > hussarholdings.com > > > > PS: If this doesn't apply to you, reply "pass" and I won't bother you > again. > > >
Brian, what's the plan after this?
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