I know this business
Years in appliance sales, marketing, distribution and online retail. You will not have to explain how it works.
For owners ready for what's next
You built it. Now it's time to enjoy what's next.
I buy appliance businesses from owners who are ready to retire, step back or move on with life. No drawn-out process, no runaround: a straight conversation and a fair path to the finish line.
Every owner reaches this point
Maybe you have been running the store for thirty years and want your weekends back. Maybe a partner wants out, your health or family needs more of your time, or you simply have other things you want to do.
Whatever the reason, you deserve a buyer who understands the appliance business, respects what you built and makes the transition easy. That is what I try to be.
Why owners talk to me
A quick, honest answer
I will tell you early whether there is a fit, and why.
Simple structures
Clear terms built around your goals and timing.
Your people matter
I want to keep the team that made the business work.
Inventory included
Floor models, stock and parts can be part of the deal.
Your timeline
Stay for a transition, or step away sooner. We plan it together.
1. A confidential conversation
Tell me about your business and what you want out of a sale: timing, price expectations, your team and how involved you want to be afterward. Nothing is shared without your permission, and I am happy to sign an NDA.
2. A look at the business
I review the basics: financials, inventory, supplier relationships, lease and staff. I will ask clear questions and keep the list of requests reasonable.
3. A clear offer, then a smooth handoff
If it is a fit, you receive a straightforward proposal. From there, we work with your attorney and accountant to close, then plan introductions to customers and suppliers so the business keeps running well.
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of appliance businesses do you buy?
Appliance stores and showrooms, dealers, distributors, online appliance retailers, service businesses and related home goods companies, including businesses whose owners want to retire.
What if I only want to sell my inventory?
That is possible too. If you are closing, I may be interested in buying your remaining inventory, floor models and parts.
Will my employees keep their jobs?
My goal is to keep good people. Every deal is different, so we discuss your team early and plan the transition together.
Do I need a broker to sell to you?
No, though you are welcome to use one. Either way, have your own attorney and accountant advise you.
Is our conversation confidential?
Yes. I treat what you share with discretion and am happy to sign a non-disclosure agreement before you share details.
About us
Led by Albert & Elie Fouerti
buymyappliancebusiness.com is part of the Fouerti family of companies, led by brothers Albert Fouerti and Elie Fouerti. Based in Brooklyn, New York, they invest in and operate businesses across real estate, property management, appliances, home goods and sporting goods.
Written by Albert Fouerti
Ready to talk about moving on?
Send me a short note about your business and what you are hoping for. I read every message personally.
Brooklyn, New York