RAMSEY, N.J. — AppWork, a rising star in the world of multifamily maintenance software, has closed a $13 million Series A round led by Resolve Growth Partners. The funding will support rapid expansion of the company’s mobile-first platform, designed to simplify and automate maintenance operations for property management teams.
Founded in 2022, AppWork was created by industry veterans to solve one of property management’s most persistent pain points—maintenance. The company’s platform has been adopted at an impressive pace, with traction among NMHC 50 operators and mid-market property owners seeking tailored, efficient maintenance solutions.
“Maintenance is one of the most critical drivers of resident experience and operational success, yet it remains underserved by legacy solutions,” said Sean Landsberg, Co-Founder and CEO of AppWork. “We started AppWork to give maintenance teams software they actually enjoy using. With Resolve as our partner, we’re positioned to double down on our vision, scale faster, innovate deeper, and bring modern tools to even more operators across the country.”
With this latest investment, AppWork plans to supercharge its product roadmap and further develop its customer success initiatives, helping a growing customer base unlock operational efficiency and resident satisfaction.
Jit Sinha, Co-Founder and Partner at Resolve Growth Partners, praised the company’s organic growth and the enthusiasm it has generated among users:
“We’ve spent years tracking the evolution of software in multifamily property management, and AppWork stands out as the clear leader in modern maintenance operations,” Sinha said. “The team has built a product that users love, and their growth has been entirely organic, driven by word-of-mouth from happy customers. We’re thrilled to partner with AppWork to help them scale into the category-defining platform for maintenance.”
As part of the deal, Sinha will join AppWork’s Board of Directors.
AppWork reports over 300% year-over-year growth, a sign of the industry’s appetite for smarter, more efficient tools to manage property maintenance. The company says the new capital will allow them to invest heavily in product development and extend their reach to more operators across the U.S.
Originally reported by Sean Landsberg in Construction Dive.