Consultancy Service Businesses for sale in United Kingdom
- Clothing Alteration Businesses1
- Computer Repair Businesses2
- Cycle Hire Businesses1
- Design Agencies1
- Dressmaking Businesses1
- Electrical Repairs / Electrician Businesses1
- Engraving Service Businesses1
- Home & Garden Service Businesses1
- Interior Design Companies2
- Key Cutting Businesses1
- Kitchen Design Businesses1
- Launderette Businesses7
- Locksmith Businesses1
- Other Service Businesses2
- Photographers/Photo Shops21
- Plumbing Businesses2
- Printers/Print Shops2
- Removals & Storage Businesses4
- Service Franchises1
- Shoe Repair Businesses1
- Tailor Businesses1
- Travel Agencies7
- Wedding Service Businesses3
Business for sale by regions of United Kingdom
FAQ
- How reliable is a consultancy's recurring revenue?Separate contracted retainers from repeat work and verbal expectations. Review termination, renewal, assignment and change-of-control clauses, then test revenue sensitivity if the largest clients reduce scope or decline to transfer.
- How should consultancy work in progress be assessed?Reconcile timesheets, milestones, expenses, invoices and cash collected for every live engagement. Identify fixed-fee overruns, unbilled time, deferred income and completion obligations that will consume your team after completion.
- Is the consultancy too dependent on its founder?Compare client ownership, delivery responsibility and sales conversion across the team. Require a transition plan covering introductions, proposal authority, methodology training and the founder's availability after the agreed handover period.
- Do the consultancy's methods and materials belong to the company?Specify ownership of methodologies, templates, research, training materials, domains and branded content. Check employee and contractor assignments, client reuse restrictions and third-party licences before treating these assets as transferable value.
- Which professional risks should I investigate?Review complaints, failed projects, limitation clauses, indemnities and circumstances notified to insurers. Confirm professional indemnity cover suits the services and whether run-off protection is needed for work delivered before completion.
- Could contractor arrangements create hidden exposure?Examine working practices as well as written contracts for each regular contractor. Check employment-status and off-payroll assessments where relevant, substitute rights, control, equipment provision, confidentiality, data access and intellectual-property assignments.


