The Bordeaux-based startup closes a €10 million Series A round, led by Aquiti Gestion, 50 partners, FJ labs and business angel Jacques Rivière.
Founded in 2016 by Aurélien Bros and Nicolas Bletterer, Little Worker supports individuals and investors from A to Z in order to add value to their real estate projects financially, aesthetically and sustainably.
The startup's objective? Little Worker's ambitious strategy to achieve carbon neutrality.
It offers interior design and renovation services, and has recently launched a real estate asset search service.
Little Worker advocates an eco-renovation model, setting up a program to reduce its carbon emissions, both direct and indirect.
The building sector accounts for 43% of France's annual energy consumption and generates 23% of France's greenhouse gas emissions.
Prior to each project, Little Worker sets up an energy performance diagnostic (DPE) estimator before and after work, as well as a conviction audit made in Little Worker to help identify suitable energy renovation scenarios.
On each site, the company uses respectful materials (ecological paints, PEFC parquet, bio-sourced materials, high-performance heating systems, etc.) and a virtuous approach to work management.
In February, the company joined the French Tech 120 program in recognition of its economic performance and environmental commitments,
The startup has completed 3,000 real estate projects since its creation, has a team of 160 employees and is present in 8 cities (Paris, Bordeaux, Lyon, Nantes, Toulouse, Aix/Marseille and Lille).
This round of financing will enable Little Worker to recruit 300 new employees and aim for 4,500 transactions a year by 2025.
