Bullseye Home Services
HVAC · Osprey, Sarasota County
About the company
Osprey, Florida home-services contractor providing residential HVAC service to southern Sarasota County. Acquired in October 2022 by United Air Temp, a Virginia-based residential HVAC and plumbing platform backed by Summit Park.
Ownership history
What changed after the sale
No sourced post-sale statements about brand, pricing or leadership were located in this pass.
Only sourced observations are listed. Customers and employees can add what they saw.
Who really profits
Money paid to Bullseye Home Services now flows to United Air Temp (Lorton, VA), and from there to its investors — Summit Park — whose funds are ultimately owed returns by their limited partners. Residential HVAC and plumbing service platform backed by Summit Park, expanding along the East Coast and into Florida through tuck-in acquisitions.
Read more: why prices rise after a sale · debt, exits and the 5-year clock.
Frequently asked
Who owns Bullseye Home Services?
Bullseye Home Services is owned by United Air Temp, a private-equity platform headquartered in Lorton, VA, whose capital has come from Summit Park. The sale was announced October 14, 2022.
Is Bullseye Home Services private equity owned?
Yes. Bullseye Home Services is part of United Air Temp, which is backed by Summit Park. See the buyer profile for the capital structure.
Is Bullseye Home Services locally owned?
Not in the sense most homeowners mean. Control sits with United Air Temp in Lorton, VA, although the local brand name is still used.
When was Bullseye Home Services sold?
October 14, 2022 (announcement date).
Did Bullseye Home Services change its name after the sale?
We have not confirmed either way.
Sources Reported — credible press
- PrivSource (2026-09-09) — other. Deal database entry: United Air Temp (Summit Park) acquires Bullseye Home Services, Osprey FL, October 14 2022
Researcher notes: Single deal-database source; primary press release not located before the search budget was exhausted.
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