One of the Only Mobile Home Insulation Providers in the Akron Area
Mobile Home Insulation
& Venting
Is your mobile home properly insulated and weatherized?
Whether single wide, double wide, or triple wide, Unified Home Solutions has the right solution to keep your home protected all year long. Call today for a FREE inspection and claim your free pre- & post-blower door test with a signed contract (quote) to determine air leakage reduction!
Why Mobile Homes Need Special Insulation
Mobile homes are more exposed to the elements than any other style of housing because of their unique layout. Utility hookups, ductwork, and water lines all run underneath the home in an open crawlspace, rather than inside walls or a basement like a conventional house. That means careful attention is needed to insulate ducts, seal for air and moisture, and provide proper venting to keep critters out.
Unified Home Solutions saw a real need in the Northeast Ohio community to better serve residents living in mobile homes, prefab houses, and manufactured homes. We are one of the only mobile home insulation providers in the Akron area, and our customers can attest to the difference that proper insulation and weatherization makes in comfort and energy savings.
How We Insulate Mobile Homes
From the belly to the roof, we cover every part of your mobile home's thermal envelope.
Belly and Underbelly Insulation
Mobile homes lose most of their heat through the floor. We install a breathable underbelly liner underneath the flooring, then fill it with blown fiberglass insulation. Fiberglass is light enough to avoid weighing down the floor while providing maximum protection. The underbelly holds everything securely in place so insulation never falls away. Most mobile homes reach R-38 or higher after we insulate, which is double what even the newest models come with from the factory.
Roof Insulation for Mobile Homes
The roof is the second biggest source of energy loss on a mobile home, accounting for 10 to 15 percent of total heat loss. Heat gets absorbed through metallic rooftops in the summer and escapes in the winter. We use an interior drill to access the upper roof space and blow lightweight fiberglass insulation into the area. We use fiberglass instead of cellulose because it is lighter and handles moisture better, which is important for mobile homes that are more exposed to the elements.
Weatherization and Air Sealing
In addition to insulation, all ductwork and water lines underneath a mobile home need protection. Insulating the belly encapsulates the ductwork, makes the home warmer, and helps the furnace run less. We also seal air leaks around doors, windows, pipes, and any other openings where drafts (and bugs!) can get inside. Proper weatherization keeps your thermal envelope tight from top to bottom.
Professional Installation vs DIY
Some companies and DIY homeowners use wires or materials like landscaping fabric or plastic sheeting to hold insulation in place. We have seen these cheaper solutions fail over time, tearing away or stretching until they burst. When insulation falls away, it creates cold spots and lets in drafts. Our blown fiberglass held in place with a purpose-built paper underbelly is the best option for long-lasting mobile home insulation, no matter the season.
WHY CHOOSE US
Professional Diagnostics, Proven Results
Unlike competitors who guess at problems, we use FLIR thermal imaging to pinpoint exactly where your home is losing energy. This scientific approach means better results and real savings.
FLIR Thermal Diagnostics
We use professional-grade thermal imaging to identify exactly where your home is losing energy.
10-Year Warranty
Industry-leading warranty on all installations, giving you peace of mind for years to come.
Proven Energy Savings
Our customers see an average of 20–40% reduction in their heating and cooling costs.
Nationally Recognized
Named Top 50 Contractor in North America for our quality and customer satisfaction.
Signs Your Mobile Home Needs Better Insulation
Watch for these common warning signs in your mobile home:
Cold Floors During Winter Months
Energy Bills That Keep Going Up Each Season
Drafts Coming From Under the Home
Exposed or Sagging Underbelly Material
If any of these sound familiar, schedule a free inspection and we will show you exactly where your mobile home is losing energy and how we can fix it.
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LOCATIONS
Proudly Serving Central Ohio & Beyond
Our service teams are strategically located throughout Central Ohio to provide fast, reliable service. Whether you're in downtown Kent or the surrounding suburbs, we've got you covered.
Akron
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What is the best insulation for a mobile home?
Blown fiberglass is the best choice for mobile homes. It is lightweight enough to avoid putting stress on the flooring or roof structure, while still providing excellent insulation. We pair it with a breathable paper underbelly that holds everything in place for years. Cellulose is too heavy for mobile home roofs and more vulnerable to water damage, so fiberglass is the clear winner for this type of home.
How much insulation will my mobile home have after the job is done?
Most mobile homes reach R-38 or greater after we install insulation. That is double the insulation value that even the newest factory models come with. Older mobile homes may start as low as R-3, so the improvement is huge. More insulation means your heating and cooling systems run less, which saves you real money every month.
Can you insulate both the floor and the roof of my mobile home?
Yes! The floor (belly) is where most mobile homes lose the most heat, so that is always our priority. The roof is the second biggest source of energy loss, accounting for 10 to 15 percent. Not all mobile home rooftops can be insulated due to their structure, but a free inspection will allow us to check whether yours can support roof insulation.
Do you offer financing for mobile home insulation?
Yes, we have financing available through NEIF, Synchrony and Enhancify, so payments can be spread out over time. Many of our mobile home customers end up paying less per month on the loan than what they save on energy bills. We also back our work with a 10-year warranty, so your investment is protected.
FREE MOBILE HOME INSPECTION
Double Your Mobile Home's Insulation
There is every reason to have your mobile home insulated. The biggest being double the protection. Now that you know how much energy and money you could be saving every month, what are you waiting for? Financing available through NEIF.
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(330) 773-7377 to speak about your mobile home insulation today.
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