Compton Heights

An architectural jewel that was built in the early 1900’s not only sat at the mercy of the cold St. Louis winters, but the oppressive summers as well. Wanting to upgrade, but not wanting to disturb the interior of the old home, the owners decided on the Unico System to combat all of these problems.

 Dairy Barn

Due to virtually no space for traditional duct work, the owners of this dairy barn turned home, decided to turn to the Unico system for their air conditioning needs. Jamie Gerdsen of Apollo Heating and Cooling was chosen to put the system in to not only condition the air, but also to not interrupt the homes overall look and feel.

 Migani Residence

After a bone marrow transplant to combat her Acute Myeloid Leukemia, and doctors fearing infection due to her depleted immune system, young Giulia needed to be quarantined in her home for an entire year, without any contact to the outside air. The problem her family faced was not having a central air conditioning system to not only keep the house comfortable without having to open windows, but also to filter the air so that it remains as pure as possible, minimizing the risk of infection. Giulia's father, an architect, was familiar with small-duct, high velocity systems and contacted Matt Arendholz of Marlin Mechanical to install the Unico System in their home.

 Tazewell Log Home

When looking for a home that was equidistant from their two children, the Kramers knew they wanted a log home, yet wanted to have the comfort of any other home. When they found out that this 2100 sq ft. model log home came equipped with the Unico System, their choice to purchase was that much easier.

 Trumble

Needing to find a way to condition the air of a 7600 sq. ft house that’s over 60% glass proved difficult. That is until Tom Morrell of Coolray Heat & Air decided that Unico was the best option for the job. Not only did Unico provide an efficient way to zone the house, but it helped preserve the architectural as well as the historical elements of the home.

 Monolithic Dome Home

Faced with the task of heating and cooling a 5,300 square foot monolithic dome home, GLC Services had numerous challenges to consider. With no attic and the home being made completely of concrete, GLC Services decided that The Unico System was the only answer.

 Chevy Chase, MD

Having a home that’s over 6,000 square feet, the owners of this house in Chevy Chase, MD didn’t want the sight of 5 condensing units outside of their brand new modern home. Neither did the contractor. That’s why Dan Foley of Foley Mechanical suggested using the UniChiller RC in place of the bulky condensing units. Just two UniChiller RC units are doing the job of 5 traditional condensing units in less space.

 Bernstein Residence

After renovating their 4300 sq. ft. home in Hanover, NH, the owners started to experience problems associated with their air conditioning. The basement had very high moisture levels and the third floor became extremely hot during the summer months. The owners finally contacted Eugene Boisvert Plumbing & Heating, who suggested The Unico System to remedy these problems.

 Donahue Residence

When the owners decided they were going to renovate their home and add on a 650 sq. ft. living room addition, they thought they were going to use mini splits as the primary source of air conditioning. That is, until they saw the look and performance of The Unico System. Eugene Boisvert Plumbing & Heating recommended the system because of the potential heat gain with the large windows, coupled with the fact that the living room had very high ceilings which left little room for traditional ductwork. And now, the owners couldn’t be happier with their decision.

 Moderelli Residence

About 100 miles away from the bustling New York city sits this 1800 sq. ft. home on Shelter Island. Because the owners already have a Unico System in their main home, they knew about all the benefits of the system. That’s why they asked Innovative Air Solutions, who installed the first system, to make the 2.5 hour drive from the city to do the installation.

 Fiore Residence

Tired of window units ruining the exterior look of their home, the owners contacted Unique Indoor Comfort of White Plains, NY to install something that could help with aesthetics and in their pocketbook as well. Having done many of these types of installations over the years, Unique knew that The Unico System was the answer.

 Reynolds Residence

Using The Unico System in their first home, the owners of this Bronxville, NY home already knew of the benefits that The Unico System can provide in older homes. And with the help of Innovative Air Solutions, they were able to have the comfort of The Unico System for their second home.

 Chough Residence

When this home on Mulholland drive in Los Angeles underwent a full renovation, the problem they faced was how to air condition the home without marring the interior, but still comply with the Mulholland Scenic Ordinance issued by the L.A. City Council, which meant that the roof couldn’t be raised. Fortunately, the contractor had just used The Unico System in another installation and knew that it was their answer.

 Olsen Residence

An older, historic home that did not have existing air conditioning, Matt Carlo of Innovative Air Solutions knew this was the perfect home for The Unico System to be installed into.

 La Canada Flintridge Country Club

This 50 year old country club features spectacular views of Los Angeles and surrounding areas, but insufficient air conditioning retracted guests views of the facility, especially during functions in the clubs banquet rooms. The Unico System was instrumental in getting the air conditioning back up to par.

 Beijing Showroom, China

Franz Leung, Unico representative in China, bought this Beijing apartment and completely revamped the HVAC system in order to showcase The Unico System as a more effective and  luxurious alternative to the fan coil units that currently dominate the Chinese market.

 Oxford Residence

While undergoing a kitchen remodel, the owners of this home also wanted to add central air conditioning without intruding on the home’s interior. The General Contractor then made a recommendation to call Sunrise Heating and Cooling, who specializes in The Unico System, which was the solution they were looking for.

 Cooper Residence

Tired of seeing window units on the outside of this old, colonial home, the homeowners wanted central air conditioning, but were worried about how it would fit. After they called Sunrise Heating and Cooling however, who suggested The Unico System, their concerns were put to rest.

 Kilmer Residence

In this 1920’s Mediterranean home, the owners were looking to get air conditioning, but knew they would have a hard time trying to fit it in, that is, until they talked to their neighbors who had installed the answer they were looking for – The Unico System.

 Shawnee Residence

The owners of this home wanted to upgrade their old system with something more modern and more efficient. They also were concerned about indoor air quality. Sunrise Heating and Cooling was brought in and provided them with a solution to their concerns – The Unico System.

 Carlos Residence

This charming historic home was using ugly, window air conditioning, which detracted from their otherwise beautiful exterior. When the homeowners decided to renovate the interior, they decided they needed to upgrade the air conditioning as well. Innovative Air Solutions suggested the Unico System, and the homeowners couldn’t be happier.