WeHouse raises Rs 25 crore in funding to expand tech-driven home construction across India

WeHouse, a tech-led home construction partner (formerly Hocomoco), has raised Rs 25 crore in a Series A funding, structured as a combination of debt and equity, with participation from Anthill Ventures, and notable investors including Pinnupreddy Jaya Aditya Reddy, Suresh Babu Daggubati, Mohnish Yerra of Leaders for India (LIO), Gaurav Marya of Franchise India Holdings, and others. 

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The startup plans to use the raised capital for scaling operations, upgrading technology, and expanding into new cities, with Coimbatore and Ahmedabad launches scheduled this month.

Founded in 2017 by Sripad Nandiraj and Rohan Reddy, WeHouse claims to have a presence in four cities, delivered over 400 projects, and has a Rs 150 crore order book.

The startup brings all aspects of construction from approvals, architectural and structural design, project execution, interiors, to e-monitoring system, under one accountable and technology-driven platform, addressing one of the most pressing needs of Indian homeowners: reliable delivery with transparency and efficiency.

Sripad Nandiraj, Founder and CEO, WeHouse, said, “India’s home construction market still suffers from fragmentation, opaque pricing, and frequent delays. Our vision has always been to rebuild the experience around transparency, milestone-linked execution, and real-time visibility for homeowners. This investment allows us to deepen our technology stack, strengthen on-ground quality systems, and enter new cities, enabling more families to build their dream homes with confidence and control.”

Rohan Vinayak Reddy, COO, WeHouse, further adds, “This funding will play a crucial role in strengthening our operational capabilities. It will help us scale our teams, enhance process efficiencies, and reinforce quality controls across projects. As we expand into new cities, these improvements will ensure consistent and reliable delivery for homeowners.”