Selective Consulting & Strategic Support for the Green Industry

At L2 Companies, we don’t just invest—we build. While our primary focus is private equity investment in the green and services sectors, we offer a highly selective advisory practice to companies poised for transformation.

Our advisory team works with companies typically generating $25M+ in revenue across outdoor services, robotics, automation, and power equipment, delivering actionable strategies that drive long-term enterprise value.

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Our Advisory Practice Focus

M&A Support
Post-Deal Integration
Tech Enablement & Automation
Automation Playbooks
Operations Audits & Consolidation Strategy
Quality of Earnings (QoE) & Diligence Support

Our Select Projects

TurfBot

Partnered with Weed Man USA to structure a Robotics-as-a-Service model, leading to the creation and national rollout of TurfBot. Provided strategic guidance on pricing, deployment, and franchising.

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport

Advised DFW Airport on automation strategy across landscaping and grounds management vendors. Delivered a formal white paper with pilot results, integration protocols, and a procurement roadmap.

Landmark Lawn & Garden Supply

Led consolidation of multiple branches, launched an e-commerce platform for wholesale distribution, and created new retail outlets. Post-transformation, Landmark was successfully sold to a PE-backed strategic.

Leadership

Logan Fahey, Managing Partner

Logan Fahey brings over 15 years of experience investing in, operating, and automating lawncare and services companies.

Led the restructuring and go-to-market of Graze Robotics
Spearheaded the acquisition and turnaround of MowBot and Robin Autopilot
Restructured and exited Landmark Lawn & Garden
Founded and exited Lennox Grounds Management

Who we work for

We work with a small number of founders, strategics, and PE firms. We are intentional in who we advise and typically only work with:

$25M+ in top-line revenue
Service sector or green industry focus
Robotics, automation, or OPE ambitions