Re: Tyler, what's the plan after this?
We’re still very much in growth mode and a fairly new company. Selling isn’t in mind right now, but it is a potential strategy a few years from now. Your email doesn’t match the company website, so my base assumption is this is a scam. Tyler Williams Trio Construction Sent from my iPhone > On Aug 19, 2026, at 9:18 AM, Kirk Koskiniemi wrote: > > Hi Tyler, > > Last note from me. > > If handing off the business isn't on your radar, good. Keep building. If it ever is — this year or five years out — I'm easy to find, and the conversation costs you nothing. > > Either way, respect for what you've built. Most guys don't last in this trade. You did. > > – > Kirk Koskiniemi > hussarholdings․com > > PS: I write a monthly letter for owners like you — stories and tactics from the trades, no strings. Reply "letter" if you want it. > >> On Fri, August 14, 2026 3:10 PM, Kirk Koskiniemi >> [kirk@hussarholdingsgo.com]> wrote: >> >> Tyler, >> >> 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 Tue, August 11, 2026 4:16 PM, Kirk Koskiniemi >> [kirk@hussarholdingsgo.com]> wrote: >> >>> Hi Tyler, >>> >>> I'm Kirk. I own a company called Hussar Holdings, and I talk to deck and patio owners like you all the time. >>> >>> Deck guys tend to be perfectionists. Clean joinery, solid footings, work that outlives the warranty. That standard is why your name means something in your market. >>> >>> Here's my question: when it's time to hand it off, who takes it? I'm not asking because I think you're ready to walk away. I'm asking because guys who built something worth keeping usually want it kept. >>> >>> – >>> Kirk Koskiniemi >>> hussarholdings.com >>> >>> PS: Not relevant? Reply "pass" and you won't hear from me again. >>>