Radiant In-Floor Heating Systems

Say good-bye to cold floors forever!

Imagine getting out of bed on a cold January morning, and you can't find your slippers..... You dread the thought of walking around on your home's cold tile floors. No matter what you set your thermostat to overnight, even if you set it wastefully high, your floors are uncomfortably cold in the morning. Even through the soles of your slippers, it makes your feet cold.

Now imagine you have a radiant floor heating system installed in your home. You can rise in the morning and walk around barefoot on your tile or wood floors without even a touch of cold! You and your family will enjoy the luxury of warm, comfortable floors in any climate or weather conditions.

Radiate Heat Throughout Your Home From the Floor Upwards

A radiant floor heating system, also called underfloor heating or in-floor heating, is designed to radiate heat upward from heating panels below the flooring. Radiant heating not only heats the floor itself to a comfortable temperature, it also transfers the heat upward to warm the entire room, regardless of the weather outside. Radiant in-floor heating makes your home cozy and your floors warm to the touch — whether your floor is tile, wood laminate, or hardwood.

Easy Installation and Flexible Heating Choices

Radiant floor heating systems can be installed easily in new home construction, as well as retrofitted to existing homes. Radiant heating can be installed under nearly any type of flooring, from carpet to hardwood to linoleum and tile. Radiant floor heating is energy efficient, and helps you save on your energy bill even further by allowing you to set the thermostat lower, while still maintaining comfortably warm floors. Additionally, in-floor radiant heating systems reduce airborne allergens — because radiant heating does not involve moving air through your home, it doesn't distribute allergens or any airborne particulates throughout your home the way forced-air heating systems do.

Radiant floor heating allows you to create zones in your home to provide different temperatures for different preferences. Unlike central heating systems, you can set your kitchen to one temperature, your family room to another, and your bedroom and home office to yet another.