Service Logic

Service Logic acquires and partners with established commercial HVAC and building automation businesses, typically in markets where a founder or owner is seeking succession. Acquired companies retain their brand, management, and operational autonomy. The parent provides centralized functions such as capital planning, group purchasing, and cross-company knowledge sharing via peer summits and training events.

As of 2026, Service Logic's website reports 61 operating businesses across 155 locations in the US and Canada. The firm employs more than 5,000 service technicians and supports over 1 billion square feet of commercial buildings. It does not disclose revenue, EBITDA, or any fund-level assets under management.

Service Logic does not publicly identify an investment committee, deal lead, or owner group on its corporate site. The firm presents itself as an operator rather than an institutionally structured investment manager, with acquisition decisions likely centralized at the Charlotte headquarters but executed through an undisclosed internal team.

Based solely on its public disclosures, Service Logic appears to execute only direct acquisitions of operating companies. It does not market any fund vehicles, nor does it reference LP commitments, club deals, or co-investment programs with external financial sponsors.

Service Logic has locations across the United States and Canada. Documented sub-units operate in Nova Scotia, Ontario, Missouri, Oregon, and other states. The firm emphasizes 'coast-to-coast' reach, reflecting a network built through acquisitions of local and regional mechanical contractors rather than greenfield expansion.