Underfloor Heating Systems

Many different floor coverings can be installed over underfloor heating, such as tiles, wood, stone and carpet (please note carpet should be no thicker than 1.5 tog).  

Underfloor heating works at lower temperatures than traditional heating, so could potentially reduce your heating bills, depending on how much you currently pay and your current system.  

Potentially. Underfloor heating is often viewed as a luxury product, so this can often increase the value of your home.  

Yes. Unlike with radiators, floors stay warm even in a draughty room (or if the windows are open) so there is less wasted heat. 

This depends on how many rooms you want to install in, whether you are installing in a new build, extension or older building and what kind of floor you have.  Factors such as which floor level you want to install on and how close the rooms are to the boiler/heat pump also contribute to cost.  

It's best to have warm water underfloor heating installed professionally as the pipes will need to be laid correctly and then connected to your boiler/heat pump.  Insulation and screed will also need to be installed.  

Don’t worry though, we can help! Contact us with any enquiries.

Yes, you can access a full list of relevant documentation here.