Power Home Remodeling Secures Major Investment for National Expansion

CHESTER, Pa. – May 04, 2026 – Power Home Remodeling (“POWER”), the nation’s largest exterior home remodeler, has secured a significant growth investment from private equity giants Bain Capital and Sixth Street, signaling a major move to accelerate its dominance in the U.S. home improvement market. The deal sees the new investors partnering with POWER's management and existing backer, Harvest Partners, which remains the company’s largest shareholder.

The capital infusion is earmarked to fuel the next phase of growth for the Chester, Pennsylvania-based company, which has already served over one million customers and generates $1.7 billion in annual revenue. This partnership underscores investor confidence in POWER’s unique business model and its potential to further consolidate a traditionally fragmented industry.

A Strategic Play in a Fragmented Market

The home improvement sector, a multi-billion-dollar industry, is characterized by a vast landscape of small, local contractors. POWER stands out as one of the few scaled national players, a distinction that has made it an attractive target for major investment firms. This new partnership aims to leverage POWER's established platform to capture even more market share.

The investment arrives at a time when the remodeling market, despite some short-term economic headwinds, is supported by strong long-term fundamentals, including an aging U.S. housing stock and high homeowner equity. By providing a consistent, branded service across 26 territories, POWER offers a compelling alternative to the localized, often inconsistent experience of smaller remodelers.

Investors highlighted the company's proven strategy as a key factor in the deal. “POWER is a market leader and one of the few scaled national players in the fast-growing repair and remodeling sector,” said Cristian Jitianu, a Partner at Bain Capital Special Situations. “The company has built a proven, repeatable model with a differentiated platform and significant runway for continued growth.”

This sentiment was echoed by Sixth Street. “Asher, Corey, and team have built an incredible business with a differentiated value proposition within the resilient home repair and remodeling sector,” noted Kayvan Heravi, Partner and Co-Head of Consumer at Sixth Street.

The Blueprint for National Scale

At the core of POWER's success is a highly structured operational blueprint that combines a centralized model with a proprietary technology platform. This integrated system manages the entire customer lifecycle, from initial sales and project management to installation and post-project support. This approach has allowed the company to scale efficiently while maintaining quality control, a significant challenge in the hands-on remodeling industry.

“Over the past 30 years, we have built POWER into one of the largest full-service exterior home remodelers in the United States,” said co-CEOs Asher Raphael and Corey Schiller in a joint statement. They emphasized their commitment to "delivering exceptional results for homeowners through strong customer relationships, our proprietary technology platform, and a deep commitment to talent development."

The new capital will be used to further enhance this proprietary platform, likely incorporating more advanced analytics and AI to refine customer interactions and streamline logistics. This focus on technology is crucial as homeowner expectations evolve to demand the same digital convenience from home services that they experience in other consumer sectors.

Investing in People and Culture

Beyond technology and logistics, POWER’s corporate culture has been a cornerstone of its growth and a key attraction for investors. The company, which employs over 5,000 people, has repeatedly been recognized as a top workplace, earning accolades from Fortune as one of the "100 Best Companies to Work For" and the "#1 Best Workplace in Construction."

This reputation is built on a philosophy of internal development and employee empowerment. A remarkable 90% of its executives began in entry-level positions, a testament to its structured career pathways and mentorship programs. Initiatives like the Dan Price Craftsmanship Academy for trade skills and the Power Code Academy for tech talent demonstrate a deep investment in its workforce. This culture-first approach has fostered a loyal and highly motivated team, which is a critical asset in a service-based business.

The investors are not just buying a balance sheet; they are investing in this human capital engine. The plan is to build on this foundation, using the new funds to support further talent development and ensure the company's award-winning culture scales alongside its geographic footprint.

What It Means for Homeowners

For American homeowners, this major investment into a leading remodeler is expected to translate into tangible benefits. The primary goal is expansion, which means POWER’s services—including windows, siding, roofing, and solar—will become available in new cities and states, offering more consumers a national, branded option for their exterior projects.

The significant investment in POWER's proprietary operating platform promises a more refined and seamless customer experience. As the company invests in technology, homeowners can likely expect improved communication, more accurate project timelines, and streamlined digital tools for managing their renovations. This aligns with a broader market shift where customer experience is becoming as important as the final product.

As the company continues its expansion, supported by some of the world's most prominent investment firms, it is poised to redefine the standards for service, scale, and technology in the home remodeling industry. Nick Romano, a Partner at Harvest Partners, which first invested in 2022, summed up the forward-looking nature of the partnership. “We’re excited to partner with Bain Capital and Sixth Street to drive the company’s next stage of development,” he stated, calling the deal "a great outcome for the company’s employees and customers, as well as our investors."

This strategic alliance is set to power the company's growth, potentially transforming not just the business itself but the broader landscape of how Americans improve their homes.