Growing Sector for a Reason
Underfloor heating one of the fastest growing sectors in the UK market.
Modern under floor heating can now be installed in your lounge, conservatory, bathroom or any other room in your house.
Two types of under floor heating exist, water based and electric, if you are thinking about having UFH installed please contact us to receive further information including brochures. We have technicians available to visit your home to discuss your under floor heating requirements.
Advantages of UFH
Modern underfloor heating provides many advantages over traditional radiator based systems. Where large warm surfaces such as the floor exist, it is possible to achieve comfortable conditions with a cooler air temperature, making underfloor heating more energy efficient and comfortable than traditional radiator systems.
This results in a greater feeling of freshness, will result in lower heat loss from the building & consequently lower energy costs.
It is more comfortable to have a constant, evenly distributed temperature of 20-24 degrees, than it is to have a single high temperature heat source such as a radiator at 80 deg C in the corner of the room.
The radiant heat from underfloor heating also drastically reduces air circulation & the resulting cold drafts & dust!
- More comfortable air temperature
- No wasted wall space giving you complete freedom
- Warmer at your feet than your head
- No maintenance
- No drafts
- Invisible
- Greatly reduces dust circulation
Experience
Our engineers have now laid miles upon miles of underfloor heating so talk to us before making any decisions about you underfloor heating.
Our Help Line is open 24 hours a day on lo-call 0800 87 66 579, please call to discuss any heating requirements or book a home visit
Modern under floor heating can now be installed in your lounge, conservatory, bathroom or any other room in your house.
Where large warm surfaces such as the floor exist, it is possible to achieve comfortable conditions with a cooler air temperature
It is more comfortable to have a constant, evenly distributed temperature of 20-24 degrees, than it is to have a single high temperature heat source such as a radiator at 80 deg C in the corner of the room.
Our engineers have now laid miles upon miles of underfloor heating so talk to us before making any decisions about you underfloor heating.
