DreamWeaver launches series sale to bring steel manufacturing firm into production.
Published on March 25, 2026.
DreamWeaver Homes, a cold‑formed steel manufactured housing company, has launched a $7.5 million Series A round to bring its Puerto Rico manufacturing facility into full production. The raise aims to enable the company to produce hurricane‑ and earthquake‑resilient steel-frame homes at scale, utilising Puerto Rico's historic disaster recovery funding. The company was founded by Blair Gilbert a decade ago as a Delaware Public Benefit Corporation. The team formed around the Puerto Rico mission is unlike anything he has seen in 40 years in industrial real estate.
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