Salehli raises $100,000 to expand home maintenance services in Syria

Syrian home maintenance services startup Salehli has successfully raised $100,000 in investment from EBLA Ventures, marking the fourth investment deal for the company in 2026. The funding round's specifics, including its stage and involvement of other investors, remain undisclosed.

Founded in 2025 by AbdulRhman Arnaout, Salehli operates a digital platform that connects customers seeking home maintenance and renovation services with pre-vetted professionals. This allows users to request services, receive quotations, and benefit from on-site quality supervision. The investment follows Salehli's participation in the Thimar program, during which EBLA Ventures assisted the company's founders in business development and performance monitoring prior to the investment.

The funding will primarily be utilized for introducing electronic payment services, expanding into business-to-business (B2B) maintenance services, and extending the company's footprint into additional Syrian cities. The press release from Salehli states that the investment highlights EBLA Ventures' focus on companies addressing everyday consumer needs, especially as demand for maintenance, renovation, and related services grows in Syria.

Salehli boasts over 15,000 users and 3,500 service professionals in its just over a year of operation, processing more than 10,000 service requests. Nearly half of its customer base comprises repeat customers.