As our daily household practices are changing in response to Global warming, households are looking for more environmentally friendly electrical heating systems. As a professional will advise, Underfloor Heating can provide you with a comfortable environment to live in, whilst simultaneously conserving energy by eliminating the need to maintain higher room temperatures.

There are two types of underfloor heating, wet and dry. Wet underfloor heating is the most commonly used. It functions by dispersing warm water across a network of linked pipes in the floors, distributing warm heat through the house as it goes.

Dry underfloor heating consists of insulated materials that themselves contain heated-producing elements. As the elements receive room temperature feedback (usually from a thermostat sensor), they are energized and re-energised, ultimately producing heat.

There are several benefits of a heating professional install an underfloor system include:

• Low allergy - due to the non-circulation of allergens such as dust etc.
• High heating quality - household rooms are heated evenly and are centrally controlled by thermostats.
• Efficient use of energy - which in turn minimized green house gases emissions, and decreases running costs.
• Easy installation - in new or existing homes, under a variety of floor surfaces.
• Higher aesthetic quality - no bulking heating units visible to the human eye.
• Increased safety for children - who are unable to scold themselves as they may accidentally do with burning hot radiators or heaters.
• Low noise pollution - thanks to their silent operation systems