Hyderabad-based home construction startup WeHouse, formerly known as Hocomoco, has secured Rs 25 crore in Series A funding, a mix of debt and equity. The round saw participation from Anthill Ventures alongside prominent investors such as Pinnupreddy Jaya Aditya Reddy, film producer Suresh Babu Daggubati, Mohnish Yerra of Leaders for India, and Gaurav Marya of Franchise India Holdings.
The company said the fresh capital will be channelled into scaling operations, strengthening its technology stack, and entering new markets. Launches in Coimbatore and Ahmedabad are scheduled this month, adding to its existing footprint in four cities.
Founded in 2017 by Sripad Nandiraj and Rohan Reddy, WeHouse positions itself as a full-stack construction partner, integrating everything from government approvals and architectural design to project execution, interiors, and remote monitoring. According to the company, it has already delivered over 400 projects and currently holds an order book worth Rs 150 crore.
Speaking on the fundraise, CEO Sripad Nandiraj highlighted inefficiencies in India’s homebuilding sector, which is still plagued by delays, cost escalations, and fragmented vendors. “Our model is built on transparency, milestone-linked execution, and real-time visibility for homeowners. This investment gives us the firepower to deepen our technology and reinforce on-ground quality systems as we scale to new cities,” he said.
COO Rohan Reddy added that the company plans to use the funding to expand its workforce, strengthen process efficiencies, and maintain consistent delivery standards across geographies.
With the Indian real estate and home construction sector projected to reach USD 1 trillion by 2030, tech-driven platforms like WeHouse are aiming to formalize and digitize one of the country’s most unorganized markets, promising homeowners more accountability and control in building their dream homes.
