FAQS

In our experience we have found warm water underfloor heating systems to be cheaper to run over the long term, electric underfloor heating can be cheaper to install but over a longer period can have diminishing returns. For more information, read the full article.

Prices vary as this could depend on a multitude of factors such as type of underfloor heating, size of the space, frequency of use. Contact us today and we will be able to give you an estimate. For more information, read the full article.

You can have almost any type of floor covering over underfloor heating, This being said tile and stone are best as thermal conductors and they dissipate the heat more evenly. For more information, read the full article.

In our experience less than 20mm has been shown to be the most effective. For more information, read the full article.

Yes, this is our recommendation as heat flow needs to be as efficient as possible, or else you could run into the risk of heat loss. For more information, read the full article.

This can vary as it entirely depends on the type of property, installation and duraton. Get in contact today for an estimation. For more information, read the full article.

45 mm is the minimum. For more information, read the full article.

2 weeks for self-levelling screed and 7 weeks for poured liquid concrete screeds up to 50 mm thick. For more information, read the full article.

We cover all of London and it’s surrounding areas. For more information, read the full article.

This often means loss of pressure or ineffective heating. Our team can quickly identify leak and repair it in no time at all. For more information, read the full article.

Yes, in particular during the colder months. The benefits of this result in more efficient heating as well as faster warm up times. This could result in long-term savings. For more information, read the full article.