Home construction tech platform WeHouse has raised Rs 25 crore in Series A funding, a mix of debt and equity, from Anthill Ventures and a clutch of prominent investors, including Pinnupreddy Jaya Aditya Reddy, producer Suresh Babu Daggubati, Mohnish Yerra of Leaders for India (LIO), and Gaurav Marya of Franchise India Holdings.
The Hyderabad-based company, formerly known as Hocomoco, said the fresh capital will be channelled towards scaling operations, strengthening its technology stack, and expanding into new geographies. WeHouse plans to launch operations in Coimbatore and Ahmedabad this month, expanding beyond the four cities it currently operates in.
Founded by Sripad Nandiraj and Rohan Vinayak Reddy in 2017, WeHouse positions itself as a tech-enabled, full-stack home construction partner. It has so far executed 400 projects across 2.5 million square feet, building an order book of Rs 150 crore. The platform integrates the fragmented ecosystem of residential construction by offering services spanning regulatory approvals, design, execution, interiors, and e-monitoring systems—all under one accountable platform.
“India’s home construction market continues to be plagued by fragmentation, opaque pricing, and delays,” said Sripad Nandiraj, founder and CEO of WeHouse. “Our vision is to rebuild the customer experience through transparency, milestone-linked execution, and real-time visibility. This investment allows us to deepen our technology, strengthen quality systems, and enter new markets—helping more families build their homes with confidence.”
Rohan Vinayak Reddy, COO, said the capital infusion will bolster operational depth, enabling the company to scale teams, improve process efficiencies, and reinforce quality controls. “As we enter new cities, these improvements will ensure a reliable and consistent delivery experience for homeowners,” he added.
The addressable market is vast. India’s residential construction sector, pegged at $268 billion in 2025, is expanding steadily but remains highly unorganised, with nearly half of the projects delayed and cost overruns a recurring issue. Analysts say this has created demand for structured, tech-led construction partners who can offer pricing transparency and predictability.
WeHouse rebranded from Hocomoco in 2022, moving from an aggregator model to a full-stack player. Built on what it calls the “four Ts”—Transparency, Time, Tracking, and Technology—the company also offers insured work, milestone-based payment schedules, 250+ quality checks, and smart-home integration. With 2,000+ service partners and alliances with material brands, WeHouse is looking to cement itself as the go-to platform for urban homeowners.
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The Hyderabad-based company, formerly known as Hocomoco, said the fresh capital will be channelled towards scaling operations, strengthening its technology stack, and expanding into new geographies. WeHouse plans to launch operations in Coimbatore and Ahmedabad this month, expanding beyond the four cities it currently operates in.
Founded by Sripad Nandiraj and Rohan Vinayak Reddy in 2017, WeHouse positions itself as a tech-enabled, full-stack home construction partner. It has so far executed 400 projects across 2.5 million square feet, building an order book of Rs 150 crore. The platform integrates the fragmented ecosystem of residential construction by offering services spanning regulatory approvals, design, execution, interiors, and e-monitoring systems—all under one accountable platform.
“India’s home construction market continues to be plagued by fragmentation, opaque pricing, and delays,” said Sripad Nandiraj, founder and CEO of WeHouse. “Our vision is to rebuild the customer experience through transparency, milestone-linked execution, and real-time visibility. This investment allows us to deepen our technology, strengthen quality systems, and enter new markets—helping more families build their homes with confidence.”
Rohan Vinayak Reddy, COO, said the capital infusion will bolster operational depth, enabling the company to scale teams, improve process efficiencies, and reinforce quality controls. “As we enter new cities, these improvements will ensure a reliable and consistent delivery experience for homeowners,” he added.
The addressable market is vast. India’s residential construction sector, pegged at $268 billion in 2025, is expanding steadily but remains highly unorganised, with nearly half of the projects delayed and cost overruns a recurring issue. Analysts say this has created demand for structured, tech-led construction partners who can offer pricing transparency and predictability.
WeHouse rebranded from Hocomoco in 2022, moving from an aggregator model to a full-stack player. Built on what it calls the “four Ts”—Transparency, Time, Tracking, and Technology—the company also offers insured work, milestone-based payment schedules, 250+ quality checks, and smart-home integration. With 2,000+ service partners and alliances with material brands, WeHouse is looking to cement itself as the go-to platform for urban homeowners.
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