Underfloor Heating MYTHS…
Underfloor heating has become a popular way to keep spaces toasty while also reducing energy bills. With this new popularity come misconceptions about underfloor heating. To ensure you have the best information to make a decision, we’re debunking some common myths about these systems.
UNDERFLOOR HEATING CAN AFFECT CIRCULATION OR BE DANGEROUSLY HOT
In the early days of underfloor heating, some users did report that their legs felt heavy, a sign of poor circulation. That’s because older versions didn’t allow for full control over the temperature.
Today, underfloor heating is much more advanced and permits even heating. It has a self-regulating effect such that each section has its own thermostat, so hot spots won’t occur. Underfloor heating systems are also tested in many situations to ensure safety.
IT TAKES TOO LONG TO HEAT UP
Traditional heating systems do require a warming-up process, but not underfloor heating. You can set it to turn on at specific times as you please. Your toes will be cosy in no time.
UNDERFLOOR HEATING IS ONLY FOR NEW HOMES
Installing underfloor heating in existing homes is not an issue. When working with an experienced crew, the installation process can be quick and easy, as they’ll have the knowledge and be in compliance with all codes.
Further, you don’t have to install the product in the whole house. If you are renovating an area like the bathroom or family room, you can opt just to install it there.
UNDERFLOOR HEATING IS TOO EXPENSIVE
The reality is that underfloor heating is very cost-effective. It contributes to less use of your heating system, equating to lower energy costs. Because of the design, the product itself is energy-efficient.
ONLY CERTAIN FLOOR MATERIALS CAN USE UNDERFLOOR HEATING
Many people believe that underfloor heating isn’t possible with wood floors. That’s not true. The system works well with almost any type of flooring.
SYSTEMS AREN’T DURABLE
Not so! Modern systems are incredibly durable and last for the long term. It requires no maintenance other than system checks. It’s unlikely you’ll need to repair or replace it during its useful life.
JUST THE FACTS — UNDERFLOOR HEATING IS SAFE, COST-EFFECTIVE, AND VERSATILE
Now that you know the truth about underfloor warming, it’s time to consider it as a viable option for your home or office. Contact us today to learn more and request a quote.H

