Valor Exterior Partners, a portfolio company of Osceola Capital, has acquired Landmark Exteriors, expanding its footprint into Connecticut.

Founded in 1997 and based in Norwalk, Conn., Landmark provides roofing, siding and exterior services across Connecticut and New York. The deal marks Valor’s eighth acquisition since launching in September 2024.

The company is known for its expertise in high-end roofing systems, including cedar, copper and slate.

“The acquisition of Landmark further strengthens Valor’s physical presence, cash flow generation and operational capabilities across the region,” said Ben Moe, managing partner at Osceola Capital. “It also provides the platform with significant cross-selling opportunities, particularly through Landmark’s Cedar Life division, which specializes in cedar roof and siding preservation services.”

According to Osceola, Valor remains positioned to continue its acquisition-driven growth strategy, with future deals expected to further expand the platform’s geographic footprint and exterior service offerings.

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A to B Roofing Partners, a multi-brand roofing platform backed by Sea Sweet Capital and based in Santa Rosa Beach, Fla., has announced a new acquisition partnership with RoofingCo of America (RCA) of St. Petersburg, Fla., continuing its strategic expansion in the Southeast.

Under the partnership, RCA will continue to operate under its existing name and leadership team while gaining access to A to B Roofing Partners’ shared resources, growth capital and operational support platform. The transaction is structured to preserve RCA’s culture and local market presence while supporting long-term growth initiatives.

“This partnership was driven by alignment rather than scale alone,” said Jeremy Christopher, managing partner and co-founder of Sea Sweet Capital. “RCA has built a strong reputation in a relatively short period of time by emphasizing team culture and integrity, which made them a natural fit for our platform.”

Christopher added that the relationship between the two companies developed organically and was rooted in shared values and operating philosophies.

“It was important for us to find a partner who would help us build on our existing culture while maintaining our identity,” said Trevor Bennett, co-owner and managing partner of RCA. “We weren’t looking to change who we are—we wanted a partner who respected what we’ve built and could help us take it to the next level.”