Research memoComfort Systems USA, Inc. (FIX) · NYSEMemo of October 23, 2026By Olivier Lachance

Comfort Systems USA dividend

MyStockButler's October 2026 analysis: Comfort Systems USA pays $1.00 per share each quarter, or $4.00 a year at the current rate. Its free cash flow was about $1.0 billion in 2025, with dividends one use of that cash alongside buybacks and growth.

1.94
Dividend paid per share, 2025
0.3%
Dividend yield
2.3%
Real free cash flow yield
2.3%
Free cash flow yield
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How much does Comfort Systems USA pay in dividends?

Comfort Systems USA (FIX) dividend per share: $0.48 paid in 2021, $1.94 in 2025; dividend yield 0.3 %

Capital returns accelerated in 2026. Repurchases were higher in the first nine months, and on October 22 the board raised the quarterly dividend by $0.10 to $1.00 per share. Buybacks still require judgment: reducing the share count creates value only when the company pays a sensible price. Cash availability alone does not prove that.

ResultsUS$ thousands
20252024202320222021
Revenue9,101,6417,027,4765,206,7604,140,3643,073,636
EPS, diluted28.8814.609.016.823.93
Dividend per share1.951.200.850.560.48

What this means. Revenue growth includes sales from businesses the company bought, so it does not all show growth from the same stores.

Is Comfort Systems USA’s dividend covered by its cash?

In 2025, operating cash flow was about $1.2 billion, or 116% of net income. After $154.9 million of capital spending, free cash flow was about $1.0 billion. Deducting $21.8 million of stock-based pay produces the essay’s real free cash flow, which treats employee shares as an economic cost to shareholders.

Follow the money: where the free cash flow wentUS$ thousands
20252024202320222021
Free cash flow1,031,453737,986544,730253,172157,821
− Dividends paid68,83342,76630,37920,07717,384
− Share buybacks215,99957,91221,18438,21627,054
= Free cash flow not paid out746,621637,308493,167194,879113,383
Paid out, % of free cash flow27.6%13.6%9.5%23.0%28.2%
Dividend per share against free cash flow per share (US$)0.484.0420210.566.7320220.8514.8220231.2020.1620241.9428.512025Dividends paid, per shareReal free cash flow per share

What could change Comfort Systems USA’s dividend?

Dividends begin at $4.00 per share because the board raised the quarterly payment to $1.00 on October 22. The base case then reaches $4.80 and $5.76 through 20% annual increases, supported by rising earnings and net cash. The bear case holds at $4.00, while the bull case reaches $6.76 through 30% increases. The history of annual increases supports continued growth, but capital spending and acquisitions compete for cash.

The base case would gain support if organic growth continues through 2027, modular capacity approaches about five million square feet by late summer 2027, and capital spending produces productive output afterward.

What is Comfort Systems USA’s dividend yield today?

The valuation gives investors a business with substantial net cash. At September 30, Comfort held about US$2.2 billion of cash against US$49.6 million of borrowings, so enterprise value is below the value of its equity. That cushion helps, but cash is useful only if the company can invest it or return it without weakening the business.

What an investor pays todayUS$ thousands
Today (Oct 23, 2026)
Share price1,279.37
Market value (calculated)44,759,916
Dividend yield (calculated)0.3%

What this means. The enterprise value is lower than the market value because the company has more cash and short-term investments than debt.

From the full memo · 1. The business

Comfort Systems USA, Inc. installs and maintains the mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems that make commercial and industrial buildings work. A dollar comes in through construction, service and retrofit contracts, then goes out to equipment, workers, suppliers and the overhead of coordinating them.

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