Turnkey underfloor heating for new builds and renovations. We design the system layout based on your building and heat source, install it, pressure test, screed, and set up the controls. One team from calculation to first filling.
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Every house has a different composition, heat source and possibilities. Choose what suits you best, or leave it to us.
Pipes embedded in the screed, connected to a heat pump, boiler or heat exchanger. The most economical way to heat an entire house using low-temperature water.
Suitable for: new builds, complete renovations, homes with heat pumps.
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Heating mats and cables under tiles or floating floors. No pipes, no screed, ready in a day. Ideal where you don't want to touch the distribution system.
Suitable for: bathrooms, flats, cottages, individual rooms, supplementary heating.
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Dry systems, grooving existing screeds or thin boards. Underfloor heating even where height is limited or additional load cannot be added.
Suitable for: older houses, flats in tenement buildings, timber-frame homes, and attics.
All about renovationsSwitch on the system to see what components it comprises and how much height it requires. Exact dimensions will be provided after inspection; this is for orientation only.
Standard for new builds. Pipes are fixed to the insulation board, pressure-tested and covered with screed, which distributes heat evenly. Once the screed has cured, a heating test is carried out before the floor covering is installed.
Scheme, not project. We design the build-up according to load-bearing capacity, height, covering and heat loss of the specific house.
Floor surface in living rooms. Heat radiates from the entire area, so the air does not need to be overheated and pleasant humidity is maintained in the room.
Water-based underfloor heating operates with water tens of degrees cooler than radiators. It is precisely in this mode that a heat pump achieves maximum efficiency.
Nothing on the walls, nothing under the windows, furniture anywhere. Less dust circulation, which allergy sufferers will appreciate.
The floor retains heat for hours after being switched off. This is both an advantage and a disadvantage; therefore, every supply includes regulation capable of pre-heating.
We do not provide prices from a table but based on an inspection. These are the items that actually affect the price, so you know what to ask about.
We will survey your property, calculate heat loss, measure heights and identify the heat source. Free of charge.
Spacing, circuits, manifold, control. You will receive drawings and an itemised estimate.
Insulation, system board, pipes or mats, pressure test before pouring.
Anhydrite or concrete, curing, heating test with protocol.
We will set up the thermostats and zoning, explain the controls, and hand over the documentation.
It works best under tiles, stone and vinyl. It can be installed under floating floors or wood, but the covering must be specified by the manufacturer for underfloor heating and have low thermal resistance. We do not recommend thick carpets as heat will not pass through them.
Water-based heating is cost-effective where you heat the entire house and have or plan to install a heat pump or boiler. Electric heating is quick to install and inexpensive to purchase, so we choose it for bathrooms, smaller rooms and renovations where you do not want to interfere with the heating distribution system.
For classic wet systems, expect insulation, piping and screed to add several centimetres above the load-bearing structure. Dry and milled systems for renovations fit within just a few centimetres. We will design the exact composition based on your building.
Underfloor heating has thermal inertia. A wet system in screed responds within hours, while electric mats under tiles respond within tens of minutes. Therefore, it requires correctly set regulation that heats in advance, not only when it is cold.
It is the ideal combination. Underfloor heating requires only low water temperatures, at which heat pumps operate most efficiently. We design the system with the heat source in mind from the start.
Most often the cause is a clogged or poorly balanced manifold, air in the circuits, or blocked pipes. We perform flushing, bleeding and hydraulic balancing without breaking up the floor.
Just a few details are needed. Within 24 hours on working days we will contact you, arrange a free inspection and prepare a proposal for the system composition and control tailored to your home and heat source. No obligation.
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