DXP Acquires Minnesota Pump Distributor Common Restore Companies

Houston-based pumping options and MRO provides distributor DXP Enterprises introduced June 17 that it has accomplished the acquisition of Common Restore Service — a Vadnais Heights, MN-based supplier of pumps, blowers and associated course of tools.

Based in 1955, Common Restore operates from one location and serves prospects throughout the better Minnesota market and surrounding areas. The corporate focuses on the water and wastewater and industrial markets, including service and restore capabilities to DXP’s water platform.

DXP funded the acquisition with money from its stability sheet. The corporate mentioned Common Restore had roughly $12.2 million in gross sales and $1.6 million in adjusted EBITDA for the 12 months ended March 31.

“We’re happy to announce the acquisition of Common Restore and welcome the staff to the DXP group,” DXP Chairman and CEO David Little mentioned within the firm’s announcement. “Common Restore provides one other nice firm to our water and wastewater platform that features the various items we search for when buying a water enterprise.”

DXP CFO Kent Yee added that the acquisition “furthers our mission to construct DXP Water right into a full-line product and service-focused platform.”

On MDM’s 2026 High Distributors Lists, DXP was No. 16 for Industrial Provides, No. 13 for Industrial MRO, No. 8 for Energy Transmission/Bearings and No. 4 for Fluid Energy.

The deal marks DXP’s fourth acquisition of 2026. In January, DXP accomplished the acquisitions of Tulsa, OK-based PREMIERflow and Washington Court docket Home, OH-based Mid Atlantic Storage Programs, which collectively added greater than $110 million in income and 185 workers. In February, DXP inked a deal to accumulate Sheridan, CO-based producer’s consultant Ambiente H2O, which makes a speciality of pumps, course of tools and instrumentation for the water and wastewater trade.

DXP’s 2026 acquisition exercise follows a busy late-2025 run. The corporate accomplished six acquisitions throughout 4Q25 and closed three extra by late February.

DXP reported 1Q26 gross sales of $522 million, up 9.5% year-over-year, with natural gross sales up 8.0%. Acquisitions contributed $41 million within the quarter. The corporate’s Progressive Pumping Options section had 1Q gross sales of $119 million, up 37.7% year-over-year, with an 18.3% working margin.

For full-year 2025, DXP reported gross sales of $2.02 billion, up 11.9% from 2024. Adjusted EBITDA was $225 million on an 11.2% margin.