WeHouse, a technology-driven home construction partner, has successfully raised Rs 25 crore in a Series A funding round. The funding, a mix of debt and equity, saw participation from Anthill Ventures and other investors, including Pinnupreddy Jaya Aditya Reddy, Suresh Babu Daggubati, Mohnish Yerra of Leaders for India (LIO), and Gaurav Marya of Franchise India Holdings.
Founded in 2017 by Sripad Nandiraj and Rohan Reddy, WeHouse, formerly known as Hocomoco, aims to revolutionize the fragmented home construction market in India through technology. The company provides an integrated platform for services ranging from approvals and architectural design to project execution, interior design, and e-monitoring.
The newly acquired capital will be used to scale operations, enhance the company's technology stack, and expand into new cities. WeHouse is planning to launch in Coimbatore and Ahmedabad this month. By the end of the year, WeHouse plans to expand into Jaipur, Surat and Chandigarh.
WeHouse currently operates in four cities and has delivered over 400 projects, with an order book of Rs 150 crore. The company rebranded from Hocomoco in 2022 to reflect its transition towards a full-stack, technology-led construction partner. WeHouse integrates the traditionally fragmented residential construction ecosystem by offering a single, accountable platform. This addresses the need for reliability, transparency, and efficiency for Indian homeowners.
According to Sripad Nandiraj, Founder and CEO of WeHouse, the Indian home construction market is plagued by fragmentation, opaque pricing, and frequent delays. WeHouse's vision is to rebuild the construction experience by focusing on transparency, milestone-linked execution, and real-time visibility for homeowners. The Series A investment will allow WeHouse to deepen its technology, strengthen its on-ground quality systems, and expand its reach, enabling more families to build their dream homes with confidence and control.
Rohan Vinayak Reddy, COO of WeHouse, added that the funding will strengthen the company's operational capabilities by scaling teams, enhancing process efficiencies, and reinforcing quality controls across projects. These improvements will ensure consistent and reliable delivery for homeowners as the company expands into new cities.
WeHouse focuses on "4 T's": Transparency, Time, Tracking and Technology. The company offers insured work, milestone-based payment schedules, more than 250 quality checks and smart-home integration.
The Indian residential construction sector is valued at over USD 268 billion in 2025 and is expected to reach $373 billion by 2030, but it remains highly fragmented, with a significant portion of projects experiencing delays and cost overruns. WeHouse aims to solve these problems by providing a digital-first experience that reduces uncertainty and increases trust.
WeHouse competes with companies like Brick&Bolt. WeHouse charges customers on a per-square-foot basis, and also earns revenue from material sales and interior design services.
