Digs Secures $19.1 Million Seed Funding, Accelerating AI for Home Construction

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Vancouver, Washington-based startup Digs has successfully closed a $19.1 million seed funding round, with a recent $5 million infusion led by Dallas-based SPLY Capital. This latest investment, announced on November 6, 2025, follows two previous $7 million rounds since the company emerged from stealth in 2023, bringing its total seed funding to over $19 million. The rapid accumulation of capital highlights significant investor confidence in Digs' innovative application of artificial intelligence to the home construction sector.

The funding round saw participation from Lanthorne Homes, alongside earlier investors. This substantial seed capital positions Digs to aggressively expand its operations and further develop its AI-powered solutions. The company's swift progress from initial funding to significant capital raises has been noted, with one observer, Daniel, remarking, "They just raised their series A round a week ago so they went from zero to splitting the atom entirely on their $19m seed."

Digs, co-founded by Ryan Fink and Ty Frackiewicz, leverages AI to streamline complex workflows for home builders. The company offers two primary products: DigsCanvas, a preconstruction platform for collaborative diagramming, and DigsCare, which assists with warranty management. Additionally, Digs creates interactive 3D "digital twins" of homes, providing homeowners with accessible documentation and guidance for property maintenance post-construction.

The newly secured funds will be allocated towards building out Digs' sales arm and scaling operations within the burgeoning construction technology sector. With nearly 10,000 homes already utilizing its platform, Digs anticipates achieving cash flow positivity by the end of next year. The company's growth underscores the increasing adoption of AI solutions in construction, a market seeing rising competition from other AI-focused startups.