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Environment Tech Series A Founded 2020

CarbonBuilt

CarbonBuilt manufactures ultra-low-carbon concrete masonry products and hardscapes, replacing up to 50% of cement with its proprietary upcycled Reversa binder. The process achieves up to 70% carbon footprint reduction compared to conventional production while maintaining the same price and performance. The company invests in advanced production technologies for plant efficiency and product quality. Founded in 2020…

📍 Los Angeles, United States · Air Pollution Management Tech,

Funding snapshot

Last roundSeries A
Amount$14M
Date1 January 2025
Total raised$14M
Team size21

About

CarbonBuilt manufactures ultra-low-carbon concrete masonry products and hardscapes, replacing up to 50% of cement with its proprietary upcycled Reversa binder. The process achieves up to 70% carbon footprint reduction compared to conventional production while maintaining the same price and performance. The company invests in advanced production technologies for plant efficiency and product quality. Founded in 2020 in Los Angeles, United States, the company has raised $14.4M in Series A funding from investors including Grantham Foundation, Climate Capital, and Connecticut Innovations. Manufacturer of concrete masonry products using upcycled binder for construction. It replaces cement with a proprietary binder in concrete masonry and hardscapes. The company invests in production technologies to enable plant efficiency and product quality.

Business model

Air Pollution Management Tech > Carbon Management > Carbon Capture > Carbon to Materials > Building Materials,

Construction Tech > Building Materials > Advanced Building Materials > Concrete > Low Carbon Cement

Founders & team highlights

Serial Founder

Team background

Top Rated Teams > Serial Entrepreneur

Institutional investors

Grantham Foundation Lime Street Ventures Climate Capital YouWeb Foundamental You Web Iv Impact Connecticut Innovations Tony Pritzker

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