Why Choose Radiant Floor Heating?

Comfort

• Follows ideal heat curve by delivering the temperature needed to perfectly meet our bodies’ demand.
• Warm cozy floors

Efficiency

• Conservative savings of 15%, typically 20 to 50%
• Requires lower thermostat settings (typically 68°F). 1°F decrease in thermostat setting equals 3% efficiency savings.
• Requires lower water temperatures than conventional high temperature hydronic heating systems (baseboard of radiator). 3°F decrease in water temperatures equals 1% efficiency savings.

Floor Heating

• Maintains desired room temperature
• Typically primary heat source
• Multiple zones with superior efficient control strategy

Floor Warming / Conditioning

• Maintains desired floor surface temperature
• Typically applied year round with tile floors for the cold mornings

Radiant Rough-In

• Already installing thermal mass with concrete slabs? You can easily install tubing for radiant hook up at a later date.
• New construction (i.e. tubing installed in slab pours)