Underfloor Heating

Electric underfloor heating systems consist of heating cables or mats installed beneath the flooring material, such as tiles, laminate, or hardwood. These cables or mats are connected to a thermostat and an electrical power source. When the system is turned on, the heating elements generate heat, which radiates upward, warming the floor and the room above. The thermostat controls the temperature to maintain a comfortable level, providing efficient and even heating.

Electric underfloor heating can be installed in both existing homes and new construction projects. For existing homes, it may involve lifting the existing flooring to install the heating elements and then replacing the flooring material. The feasibility of installation depends on factors like the type of existing flooring, available space, and access to power sources. Our experts assess each situation to determine the best approach for installation.

1. Electric underfloor heating is considered energy-efficient because it directly warms the floor and the room, reducing heat loss compared to traditional heating systems. However, the cost-effectiveness depends on factors like the size of the space, insulation, and electricity rates. In well-insulated areas with lower electricity costs, it can be a cost-effective heating solution. Our team can provide guidance on the potential energy savings and costs specific to your project.