How it works
Hot water from a boiler or water heater runs through loops of PEX tubing under the floor. The floor warms up and gently heats the whole room from the ground up, so there are no cold corners and no drafts from vents.
Where it works best
- Basements and concrete slabs
- Bathrooms, under tile
- Kitchens and mudrooms
- Additions and garages
- New construction, planned in from the start
What we handle
We lay out and install the tubing, the manifold, the controls and the connection to your boiler or water heater, then test everything before the floor goes down. If you're building new or renovating, call us early so the heating can be planned in with everything else.
Questions we hear a lot
Is in-floor heating worth it?
For a lot of homes, yes. It heats evenly, runs quietly, keeps floors warm and works especially well in basements and bathrooms. It's easiest and most affordable to add during a new build or a renovation, when the floor is already open.
Can in-floor heating be added to an existing home?
Often, yes, especially in a basement or a room that's being renovated. We'll look at the space and tell you what makes sense before you commit to anything.
What heats the water for in-floor heating?
Usually a boiler or a high-efficiency water heater. We can install a new one or connect to what you already have if it's suitable.
Tell us what's going on
Call to talk it through, or send a quote request with a few photos and we'll get back to you.