What Industry Leaders Say About Notch Capital

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What the Industry Says

At Notch Capital, we know that navigating major business decisions can feel complex — whether you’re ready to sell, pursuing an acquisition, exploring recapitalization or developing a long-term growth strategy. Our team works closely with owners in the delivered fuels, HVAC services, specialized home services and home services-adjacent industries to increase long-term value.

See what business owners have to say about their experience with Notch Capital:

“Jeff and his team have tremendous insight into how you can manage your operation in the most efficient and profitable way. Jeff is a good guy to have on your side, and he helped us run our business like it was his business. He operates with the highest degree of trust and integrity. And we would not be in the position we’re in if it weren’t for the guidance we received from Jeff over the years.”

— Bruce Harris, Vice President of Harris Comfort

“Jeff did a wonderful job with our acquisition, getting the parties together face-to-face to discuss important elements of the deal to ensure it would get done. When you’re looking at an acquisition deal like this, Jeff is the kind of partner you want. His intelligence is matched with warmth, humility and a personal touch you don’t often see in this business.”

— David O’Connell, President of Wilson Oil & Propane

“Accurately valuing a retail fuel distribution and HVAC company is very challenging, but also only one part of the equation. Financing the acquisition is equally important. Having worked with Jeff Simpson for over 15 years, he has provided that invaluable analysis and trustworthy advice that has led to responsible and profitable growth for our company. Our financial partners respect his opinion and appreciate his accurate assessment of the financial impact of each acquisition on our company. He is a key partner in our growth strategy, and I would not consider an acquisition without his input.”