Key Takeaways
- • Fortify Restoration, backed by Osceola Capital, acquired Beach Contracting, a Florida-based structural restoration contractor founded in 2006, marking Fortify's first add-on acquisition since its July 2025 platform launch.
- • Beach Contracting expands Fortify's South Florida footprint and service density with established relationships across high-rise condominiums, hotels, and commercial properties, adding concrete repair, waterproofing, and painting capabilities.
- • The deal reinforces Osceola Capital's buy-and-build strategy in regional markets, with management signaling continued acquisition activity to expand geographic reach and service offerings within the structural restoration and building maintenance sectors.
- • Beach Contracting brings long-standing relationships with blue-chip customers and engineering firms, providing Fortify with immediate market access and recurring revenue tied to cyclical building maintenance and re-certification cycles across South Florida.
Summary
Fortify Restoration, a portfolio company of Osceola Capital, has completed its first add-on acquisition with the purchase of Beach Contracting, a structural restoration contractor headquartered in Hollywood, Florida. Founded in 2006 by Justin Zisquit, Beach Contracting specializes in concrete repair, waterproofing, and painting services for high-rise condominiums, hotels, and commercial properties throughout South Florida. The transaction marks a strategic expansion of Fortify's market presence less than a year after the platform's July 2025 formation.
Beach Contracting brings established relationships with property owners and engineering firms, along with recurring revenue streams tied to building maintenance and re-certification cycles. According to Mike Rosen, CEO of Fortify Restoration, the acquisition strengthens the platform's market position by integrating a "trusted operator in South Florida with deep customer and engineering relationships." The company's reputation for quality and reliability across blue-chip customers positions it as a complementary addition to Fortify's existing service offerings in the Southeast structural restoration market.
Osceola Capital views the transaction as validation of Fortify's buy-and-build strategy. Ben Moe, Managing Partner at Osceola Capital, characterized Beach Contracting as "an excellent second acquisition" that "adds yet another growth lever to Fortify's exceptionally strong financial performance." Management indicated continued focus on acquisition opportunities designed to expand Fortify's geographic footprint, service density in core markets, and overall service capabilities. The deal underscores investor appetite for consolidation within regional structural restoration and building services, where fragmented ownership creates opportunity for platform-driven roll-ups.
Beach Contracting brings established relationships with property owners and engineering firms, along with recurring revenue streams tied to building maintenance and re-certification cycles. According to Mike Rosen, CEO of Fortify Restoration, the acquisition strengthens the platform's market position by integrating a "trusted operator in South Florida with deep customer and engineering relationships." The company's reputation for quality and reliability across blue-chip customers positions it as a complementary addition to Fortify's existing service offerings in the Southeast structural restoration market.
Osceola Capital views the transaction as validation of Fortify's buy-and-build strategy. Ben Moe, Managing Partner at Osceola Capital, characterized Beach Contracting as "an excellent second acquisition" that "adds yet another growth lever to Fortify's exceptionally strong financial performance." Management indicated continued focus on acquisition opportunities designed to expand Fortify's geographic footprint, service density in core markets, and overall service capabilities. The deal underscores investor appetite for consolidation within regional structural restoration and building services, where fragmented ownership creates opportunity for platform-driven roll-ups.
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