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Unified Home Solutions is a full-service provider specializing in insulation and weatherization services designed to improve energy efficiency and reduce costs for residential construction.


Originally established in 2009 as Unified Comfort Systems, the company began solely as a weatherization provider, partnering with government agencies to serve low-income households. Over time, word-of-mouth referrals helped the company expand into the retail market and take on a wider variety of projects beyond residential homes.


In 2016, the growing demand in new residential construction led to the launch of a dedicated insulation division. The following year, the company restructured and rebranded as Unified Insulation Systems, continuing its upward momentum and expanding to a team of over 25 employees.


In 2025, we added garage door services, backed by industry experience and quality craftsmanship. To better reflect our expanded offerings and continued growth, we adopted the new name Unified Home Solutions.
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Unified Home Solutions estimators/project managers and installation technicians are trained with the most up-to-date advances in air sealing, ventilation, and insulation available, with continuing education being a requirement.


Properly insulating and ventilating your home is one of the easiest, fastest, most cost-effective steps you can take to reduce your home’s energy usage.  Aside from comfort and energy savings, other benefits include roof protection and temperature control.


Unified Home Solutions offers a 10 year warranty on all insulation services!  You can be comfortable with your choices as you sit inside your newly insulated home!


To see and read more about our individual insulation techniques, click here to jump to our About Insulation Services page

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Insulation and Weatherization begins with a little detective work...

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Infrared Photographs are great for detecting cold spots

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We use a specialized camera to take the pictures

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Thermal scan shows a room corner with a cold spot, purple hues, potentially indicating moisture.

Gaps in building construction are colder

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See the dark spots?

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Unified Home Solutions - Weatherizing and Insulation Services


 UHS has insulated and weatherized residential properties all over Akron and NE Ohio.  And our Residential Services are only growing as NE Ohio realizes the need to be energy efficient and save money on rising energy costs every month. 


 UHS operates on three main principles, Pride, Quality and Customer Service. These three items guarantee that the product and craftsmanship is of excellent value, is installed correctly the first time, and that our customers are thrilled with the results!


 While Insulation and Weatherizing are not the most eye catching or flashy products, you will notice that they are there, protecting you from the outdoors and when you feel more comfortable indoors.  Your home will be better resist outside temperatures, have a healthier indoor air quality, and lower your energy bills!   Our goal is to make your home life better!


Check out our gallery, it showcases the services that we provide and lets you get an inside view of the world of insulation

Before and After, See the Difference!

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Our Services Include:

  • Energy Diagnostics
  • Blower Door Testing
  • RES Check
  • Weatherization


  • Duct Testing and Sealing
  • Insulation Installation
  • Block Foam
  • Air Sealing




PRIDE | QUALITY | CUSTOMER SERVICE

Our Services Include:

  • Energy Diagnostics
  • Blower Door Testing
  • RES Check
  • Weatherization


  • Duct Testing and Sealing
  • Insulation Installation
  • Block Foam
  • Air Sealing




With a service area 60 miles around Akron Ohio, UHS provides insulation in:


  • Cleveland
  • Ashland
  • Lorain
  • Elyria
  • Canton
  • Willoughby
  • Euclid
  • Mentor
  • Warren
  • Boardman
  • Mansfield
  • And Everywhere in between!

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The Basics of Insulation and Weatherization

 Weatherization is a series of processes designed to protect a home or building's interior from outside elements. Weatherization can also be called winterization or weatherproofing, and it is a much needed upgrade for a home that isn't well sealed against the outdoors. Proper weatherization will save the owner money every month on energy use, and keep the indoor occupants more comfortable all year round.


 No matter how well built a structure is, there are gaps in the construction process that allow outside air (and temperatures!) into the home or office. Many small openings in the building will allow a great amount of cold or hot air in. When weatherizing and insulating, we seal those gaps, this is appropriately referred to as 'Air Sealing'. 


 Air sealing can include a number of solutions to stop air from entering the home, including plastic barriers, silicone caulking, insulation itself, house/building wrap, and sealing tape or foam. These are all very different materials and styles of weatherization that all contribute to the same overall effect, stopping outside air from getting into inside air.


Click here to see a video about how we apply dense-packed cellulose insulation into our clients walls

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    Block Foam Insulation

    With CoreFoam - Masonry Foam Insulation

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    Loose Fill Cellulose Insulation

    We also offer Loose Fill Fiberglass Insulation

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    Residential Insulation - Proof in Craftmanship

    High Performance Insulation

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    Spray Foam

    Stop drafts fast by insulating Rim Joints and Crawlspaces 

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How does insulation help when weatherizing?


 Insulation, at its core, is also used to stop hot or cold air from flowing into and escaping from the home or business. While insulation is made from many different materials and sources, they all seek to perform the same function, to prevent outside air from entering, which is exactly the same as what weatherization seeks to do. Together, these form a unified system of protection for the entire structure.  Check out our entire line up of insulation on our Insulation Services page. 


 Our walls, and the insulation inside of them, stop the majority of hot or cold air from entering and escaping the structure, while the weatherization stops minor, more independent air leaks, that add up to big air leaks. For example, you insulate large areas like attics, crawlspaces, and basements, but you weatherize small areas, like around windows, outlets, pipes, and doorways.

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Who benefits most from weatherization and insulation?


Older homes and buildings are the most vulnerable, period.  Half a century ago, residential and even commercial construction did not even give a thought to gaps built into the building.  And weatherization of any sort, including insulation, was not a part of any state building codes until the 1970s. 


The average home in Ohio is 52 years old, doing some math that means the average home in Ohio was made in 1971. This puts the average home in Ohio right in the danger zone of not having any, or enough insulation and weatherization techniques. 


Older insulation likewise will have lost some of its insulating abilities, and may even be damaged without your knowledge.  Have your insulation inspected today, we provide free quotes!  Give us a call to schedule, 330-773-7377!

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Have your old and failing insulation replaced with high-quality insulation

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Uneven Insulation lets energy escape

Damaged Insulation can effect your health

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