
Homeserve
UK’s leading domestic home repairs companies.
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* | £4.1b Valuation: £4.1b 46.9x EV/EBITDA | Acquisition | |
Total Funding | 000k |


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HomeServe PLC operates as a multinational home repairs and improvements business, established in 1993 by Richard Harpin. The company originated as a joint venture between South Staffordshire Water and GEC, initially named Fastfix, before Harpin launched HomeServe as a separate entity. Harpin, an MBA graduate from INSEAD, leveraged his background and entrepreneurial drive to develop the company's core business model, which initially focused on offering plumbing and drains insurance to customers of South Staffordshire Water. This model proved successful and was subsequently expanded.
The firm's primary business involves providing home assistance and repair services through a subscription-based model. Homeowners pay a recurring fee for membership, which covers the cost of emergency repairs for plumbing, electrical systems, HVAC, and other home essentials. This recurring revenue model provides a stable and predictable income stream. HomeServe acts as an intermediary, connecting its customer base with a network of vetted, independent tradespeople to carry out the necessary work. The company's value proposition lies in offering homeowners peace of mind and protection against unexpected and often costly home repair bills.
Operating primarily in the home services market, HomeServe targets residential homeowners. The company has established a significant presence in several countries, including the UK, North America, France, and Spain, often through strategic acquisitions and partnerships with utility companies. In a significant milestone, Brookfield Infrastructure Partners completed the acquisition of HomeServe PLC in early 2023, a deal valued at approximately £4.1 billion, which resulted in the company being delisted from the London Stock Exchange. The acquisition by Brookfield, a global infrastructure asset manager, suggests a strategy focused on leveraging HomeServe's established network and subscription model for long-term, stable returns. Prior to this, in 2021, HomeServe had expanded its portfolio by acquiring the digital home improvement platform, Checkatrade, further solidifying its position in the UK home services sector.
Keywords: home repair, subscription service, home assistance, emergency repairs, tradesperson network, property technology, home insurance, residential services, HVAC repair, plumbing services
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