Starc Systems specializes in reusable temporary wall containment systems for occupied renovations. Its modular panels enable compliance with safety standards and are designed to be easy to install, move and reconfigure. The company intends to use the new capital to continue accelerating innovation and market expansion, serving contractors and facility managers across multiple industries. Starc was founded by entrepreneur Tim Hebert and is led by President and CEO Chris Vickers. Customers include McCarthy, Turner Construction, Gilbane, Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center and the Cleveland Clinic. The company is based in Brunswick, Maine; the amount of the investment was not disclosed. STARC Systems manufactures and distributes modular wall systems that provide clean, airtight and sound‑deadening construction barriers engineered to protect healthy work environments and mitigate dust and infection during renovation projects. Its STARC containment system is described as the category leader in healthcare facilities and is built to meet the high standards of the healthcare industry, though the products are used across industries. The system is reusable, quiet, and designed to save labor, time, money and reduce waste compared with ad hoc temporary measures. STARC was founded in 2012 by Tim Hebert, who developed the product from needs identified in his construction business, Hebert Construction. The company is based in Brunswick, Maine and is a beneficiary of Maine’s Seed Capital Tax Credit Program administered by FAME. With the new capital, STARC plans to rapidly expand across the United States and into several adjacent markets.

Total raised

$4M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Oct 2017