Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Based on our experience, we’ve found that warm water underfloor heating systems are more cost-effective in the long run. Although electric underfloor heating may have lower installation costs initially, it can result in diminishing returns over an extended period. For more information, read the full article

The prices can vary due to several factors, including the type of underfloor heating, the size of the space, and the frequency of use. Feel free to reach out to us today, and we’ll gladly provide you with an estimate tailored to your specific needs. For more information, read the full article

With underfloor heating, you have the flexibility to use various floor coverings. However, it’s worth noting that tile and stone are considered the ideal choices due to their excellent thermal conductivity. These materials efficiently distribute heat, resulting in more uniform warmth throughout the space. For more information, read the full article

Based on our experience, we have found that floor coverings with a thickness of less than 20mm tend to be the most effective for underfloor heating. For more information, read the full article

We highly recommend floor insulation as it ensures optimal heat flow efficiency. Failing to do so might lead to potential heat loss, which we aim to avoid. For more information, read the full article

The cost of installing underfloor heating can vary depending on factors such as the size of the space, type of system, and specific requirements. Get in contact today for an estimation. For more information, read the full article

The minimum screed thickness for underfloor heating typically ranges between 50mm to 65mm, though 45 mm is the minimum. it can vary based on the specific system and manufacturer recommendations. For more information, read the full article

Typically, it is recommended to wait for a curing period of at least 14 to 28 days before using your underfloor heating system after screeding. For self-levelling screed, it is advisable to wait approximately two weeks, while for poured liquid concrete screeds up to 50 mm thick, a waiting period of around seven weeks is recommended before using the underfloor heating system. For more information, read the full article

Our team covers all of Central London, Greater London and it’s surrounding areas. For more information, read the full article

In the event of a leak in your water underfloor heating system, it is important to address it promptly to prevent any further damage or complications. Loss of pressure or ineffective heating are common indications of a leak in your water underfloor heating system. Rest assured, our experienced team can efficiently detect and repair any leaks, ensuring your system is back to optimal functioning in no time. For more information, read the full article

Yes, especially during the colder months, leaving your underfloor heating on can offer several advantages, including improved heating efficiency and quicker warm-up times. This can potentially lead to long-term cost savings. For more information, read the full article

There are numerous reputable brands available in the market that specialize in underfloor heating systems, so it is recommended to consult with a professional underfloor heating installer who can guide you in selecting the most suitable brand based on your specific requirements and preferences. We work with all the most reputable brands including Nu-Heat, Warm Up, Heat-Matt, Devireg, Uponor, Thermo floor, Ebeco,Invisible Heating, Florad, Floor Heating, Enerfoil,Ecohome, Allbrite, Thermo, Taconova and Roben.

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