- Transaction to Publicly List Porch, a High-Growth Home Services Platform Providing Integrated Software to Home Inspectors and Moving Companies in Exchange for Unique Early Access to High-Value ...
Finding the right professional for home improvement projects isn’t exactly easy and most homeowners are pretty anxious about who gets to work on their homes. That’s why Angie’s List can charge for its ...
Home services tech startup Porch.com made its debut on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange Thursday morning at a valuation of $523 million. The software firm, which merged with special purpose acquisition ...
Wayfair today announced a partnership with home services platform Porch.com, to offer installation services to Wayfair.com customers. Through the Porch Retail Solution, Wayfair.com shoppers who need ...
The conventional wisdom, "if you can't run with the big dogs, you'd better stay on the porch," has recently been turned on its head by Matt Ehrlichman CEO of Seattle-based Porch. Homeowners, ...
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GeekWire chronicles the Pacific Northwest startup scene. Sign up for our weekly startup newsletter, and check out the GeekWire funding tracker and VC directory. by John Cook on Sep 27, 2013 at 11:07 ...
Seattle-based Porch.com plans to merge with a publicly traded company that has no operations, gaining a listing on Nasdaq and about $200 million in new capital. The combination with PropTech ...
Porch.com, which connects homeowners to contractors, took off like a rocket when it launched five years ago. Porch.com is looking for someone to take over the lease for all of its office space in ...
Home improvement retailer Lowe’s is expanding its partnership with startup Porch.com to include all 1,700 Lowe’s locations. The two companies paired up in January to bring Porch.com’s network of home ...
SAUSALITO, Calif. — In 2012, serial entrepreneur Matt Ehrlichman was fresh off the IPO of a software company he worked for and looking to take a year off to be with his wife and young kids. Then ...