Beam by Beam,
Brick by Brick.

When my father got sick, we had no plan and four siblings with four opinions. Epic America spent six months with our family, got the company ready for valuation, and worked alongside our own attorney and CPA on the handoff. Dad saw the transition finished, and the business never missed a payroll.

We were growing twenty percent a year and somehow had less cash every month. In two weeks they found why: slow billing and three big customers paying at ninety days. One quarter later our collections time was cut nearly in half, and we stopped drawing on the credit line.

They told us not to open the second location yet, which was not what I wanted to hear. Nine months later, with a better lease and a manager we had trained ourselves, we opened. It broke even in month five.