Radiant heat flooring

Learn more about radiant floor heating and what options you have when it comes to safe, easy and energy efficient replacement or installation.

Underfloor heating, also known as radiant heating, is a prestigious home addition and an upcoming trend when building new houses or renovating. This feature focuses on comfortable, clean and design-led living. Despite underfloor heating being a cozy way to warm your feet, questions still arise about its worth considering the installation and extra cost. Is […]

You'll spend roughly $1,700-$6,000 to run a radiant heating systems annually. A hydronic heated floor costs between $15,000 and $48,000 for a 2,400-square-foot home, while an electric system costs $18,000-$36,000. These figures include installation, labor, and material costs.

Warmth from the Ground Up: Radiant Floor Heating Do's and Don'ts for a Cozy Home! Discover the dos and don'ts of installing and maintaining this luxurious heating solution for ultimate comfort.

Over the past few years, radiant floor heating has become a more popular option for home heating systems. This heating setup doesn't require any additional room, and it can be as effective and efficient as traditional heating systems. If you are a homeowner who is considering installing this type of system, you may wonder what […]

Radiant flooring can be an efficient and effective way to heat your home. It has actually been around for centuries, but technology has improved to the point where it has become a viable and popular heating option for homes in the United States. There are two basic types of radiant floor heating to consider: 1. Electric Radiant Heat (most popular): Individual wires or wire mesh are sandwiched between the finish layer and the substrate. 2. Hydronic Radiant Heat and Radiant Air Floors…

Floor heating offers both benefits (comfort & efficiency) & some disadvantages (like floor replacement). If you're considering floor heating, what's most...

Although installing radiant floor heating is more expensive than traditional air vents, it's also 30% more energy-efficient (and can slash your heating bills by a third). The reason: Heat radiates up from the ground, where people are, instead of having to travel from ducts along the ceiling, losing warmth along the way. Here's what you need to know.

Alex Fasulo: Ecopreneur on Instagram: "I only knew in-floor radiant heat was an option after visiting the Amish last winter! It’s a much more even, level heat that doesn’t dissipate after blowing out of high up vents. It’s also a less ‘dry’ heat than blown air, which bothers my sinus after awhile! And the warmth to the heat makes the barn space great for growing plants indoors all year. That’s why I named in House of Green! So far, this form of heating is one of the most energy…

Concrete floor heating has many advantages over other types of heating systems. Learn why radiant heat in your concrete floor may or may not best for you.