Underfloor Heating Fitters

This type of heating cannot be installed into every property, but the majority of buildings are ideal for underfloor heating. As the heating and the pipework needs to go underneath a floor, the existing flooring needs to be completely removed, which may mean fixtures in the room have to come out too.

This is why the best time to install underfloor heating is when you are completely renovating the space or building a new room. The type of floor covering you lay on top of the underfloor heating needs to be compatible. Tiles and natural stone are the best material to lay as these absorb and distribute the warmth consistently. A carpet will insulate and keep the heat from rising.

Underfloor heating goes most commonly into shower rooms, wet rooms, bathrooms, en-suites, and hallways but can also be installed into conservatories, living rooms, and bedrooms. To put heating under the floor in a kitchen, the cabinets and appliances need to be planned in advance. Heating should not be installed under floor-standing cabinets or fridges and freezers.

A couple of other things to consider includes the size of the boiler you have in the property and whether your central heating system can accommodate the addition of a wet underfloor heating system. Other electrical alterations may be needed if you opt for the electric-run system.

We have experience of working on many projects in domestic properties and businesses. With our expertise and training, we can install underfloor heating into most kinds of property. Get in contact with our team and we will provide a quote for the work required. And if you need other changes to your property, we can also carry out these for you. Just let us know what you want.