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PropServ raises seed funding led by Jenson Ventures to expand its maintenance platform

Jenson Ventures has backed the property technology startup in its latest funding round to accelerate national scaling.

PropServ builds artificial intelligence tools that help property professionals manage maintenance tasks more efficiently across their portfolios.

PropServ has secured seed funding led by Jenson Ventures to expand its maintenance management platform across the UK. The company intends to use the capital to scale its operations and accelerate growth as it addresses administrative burdens in the property sector.

Founded in 2024, the business provides a digital system that replaces manual maintenance processes with automated fault reporting, issue triage, contractor dispatch, and real-time tracking. More than 500 property businesses currently use the live platform.


From the founder

"Property maintenance sits at the heart of every property management operation, yet it remains one of the last areas to be properly modernised. Having Jenson lead our funding round is a real statement of intent. Their track record of backing ambitious founders at the earliest stage, and the support they bring beyond capital, makes them exactly the right partner as we scale."
Sam Smith

Sam Smith

CEO and founder at PropServ


Investor perspective

"PropServ is tackling a real operational challenge in the property sector. The team has developed a platform that can simplify a complex process for property managers while improving service for tenants and landlords. We’re pleased to support the company at this early stage and look forward to working with the team as they continue to grow."
Sarah Barber

Sarah Barber

CEO, Jenson Funding Partners


Use of funds

  1. 01Expand into international markets

Investors

JV

Jenson Ventures


Categories

PropTechAI/ML

About the company

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PropServ

PropServ provides an artificial intelligence platform for managing property maintenance.

United Kingdom Founded 2024