ServiceTitan partners with Galaxy Service Partners for commercial trades

LOS ANGELES - ServiceTitan (NASDAQ:TTAN), a software platform for trades businesses with a market capitalization of $8.9 billion, announced Tuesday a strategic partnership with Galaxy Service Partners, a newly formed alliance of commercial door, automatic gate, and access control companies. According to InvestingPro data, 14 analysts have recently revised their earnings estimates upward for ServiceTitan, signaling strong confidence in the company’s growth trajectory.

Founded in 2025 by the team behind Guild Garage Group, Galaxy has already incorporated three brands into its portfolio: Kodiak Equipment Services, Overhead Door Solutions, and Thomas Door.

The partnership will provide Galaxy’s commercial contractors with ServiceTitan’s enterprise-grade technology platform to support their operations and growth strategies. Galaxy will implement ServiceTitan’s full suite of technology solutions, including property intelligence tools, AI-driven project controls, customer experience features, and mobile field service applications.

"ServiceTitan is on a mission to meet the needs of commercial contractors with purpose-built software that empowers their growth and success," said Connor Theilmann, Chief Business Officer at ServiceTitan.

Galaxy Service Partners was established by Joe Delaney, Jordan Dubin, and Sean Slazyk, who previously founded Guild Garage Group, a residential garage door repair platform. According to the company, Galaxy differentiates itself from traditional private equity firms by operating as an alliance of owner-operators united by common values and mission.

Michael Aft, Chief Executive Officer at Galaxy, stated, "With ServiceTitan as the foundation of our tech stack, we can scale confidently, integrate new partners seamlessly, and operate at a new level of performance."

The platform will integrate with other business systems including Sage Intacct and Inova to ensure data flow across Galaxy’s operations.

This information is based on a press release statement from ServiceTitan. Discover more about ServiceTitan’s financial health and growth potential with a detailed Pro Research Report, available exclusively on InvestingPro, along with in-depth analysis of 1,400+ other top US stocks.

In other recent news, ServiceTitan’s quarterly results surpassed both Freedom Capital’s estimates and consensus expectations, prompting the firm to raise its price target to $155 while maintaining a Buy rating. The company’s advancements in artificial intelligence were a focal point at its Pantheon 2025 event, where ServiceTitan unveiled Atlas, an AI-powered tool designed to enhance contractor operations. This tool integrates with Google’s Gemini large language models to automate tasks like dispatching technicians and adjusting marketing spend. Truist Securities maintained a Buy rating and a $130 price target for ServiceTitan after attending the Pantheon event, emphasizing the company’s focus on automation and AI. Piper Sandler also reiterated an Overweight rating and a $155 price target, highlighting ServiceTitan’s growing market presence and AI opportunities. In addition, ServiceTitan announced a collaboration with Verisk to streamline insurance claims for contractors, aiming to improve efficiency in creating and submitting estimates. These developments underscore ServiceTitan’s commitment to innovation and expanding its market reach.

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