Power Home Remodeling opens Cleveland territory

Power Home Remodeling has expanded into Cleveland, making it the company’s 28th U.S. territory and third in Ohio. The move adds a new office in Brook Park, local hiring, and a community rollout tied to volunteer work and a $25,000 donation.

Why it matters: - Cleveland adds another foothold in Ohio for Power Home Remodeling, which now has three territories in the state. - The expansion brings new jobs, local installation partnerships, and more access to energy-efficient exterior home upgrades for area homeowners. - The opening also extends POWER’s community-impact strategy, pairing market entry with volunteer activity and nonprofit support.

What happened: - Power Home Remodeling announced its expansion into Cleveland on August 27, 2026. - Cleveland becomes the company’s 28th U.S. territory. - The new territory follows POWER’s recent expansion into Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina. - POWER will operate from a 29,250-square-foot office at 2000 Apollo Drive in Brook Park, Ohio. - The location includes 9,000 square feet of warehouse space. - John Kennedy will lead customer development in Cleveland. - Trevor Colazzo will lead sales in Cleveland. - Nicholas DeGrazia will lead delivery in Cleveland.

The details: - Cleveland residents will have access to windows, roofing, siding, gutters, doors, and attic insulation. - POWER said the Ohio growth builds on its Columbus and Cincinnati openings last year. - The company said it sees an opportunity in the region’s stock of established homes and in relationships with local installers and the Cleveland community. - When POWER opens a new territory, experienced employees can apply to become “originals.” - Originals help launch the location, mentor future hires, and work with local installation partners. - Ahead of the Cleveland opening, POWER brought 24 originals and their loved ones to the area for a “Discovery Weekend.” - The weekend included time to explore the community, meet future coworkers, and volunteer with a local nonprofit. - The Cleveland originals worked with Hope Ignites, a nonprofit focused on mentorship and college and career preparation for young people. - The group learned directly from students and helped with summer programming and day-to-day operations. - POWER donated $25,000 to Hope Ignites for a Utah wilderness retreat for graduating students. - POWER is actively seeking installation partners in the Cleveland area. - The company also plans to hire for additional in-field roles in the near future. - POWER points to its A+ Better Business Bureau accreditation, its No. 1 ranking on the 2025 Fortune Best Companies in Construction list, and its inclusion on People Magazine’s 100 Companies That Care list.

Between the lines: - The Cleveland launch shows POWER is using expansion as both a growth play and a recruiting tool. - The Discovery Weekend model suggests the company wants new territories to feel embedded in the community before operations scale. - The nonprofit partnership and donation help signal a local presence beyond sales and installation.

What's next: - POWER will continue hiring in Cleveland, including in-field roles. - The company is looking for more installation partners to support the new territory. - Job seekers can view open roles across POWER’s territories at career opportunities. - POWER says more community-impact information is available in the 2025 POWER for Good Impact Report.

The bottom line: - Cleveland is POWER’s latest step in a broader U.S. expansion, with growth, hiring, and community outreach all bundled into the launch.