By using radiant floor heating, the entire floor could be heated, as opposed to forcing air through one small vent and heating a huge area.

​How does the heating system operate?

In this technological advancement, a house is heated from beneath the floors. By circulating water through a PEX tube embedded in the floor, this innovative way of heating your home works unconventionally. Heat is emitted into the structure by the water within the tubing. A home can be heated efficiently and productively with this method.

Hydronics – or running hot water underneath the floor- are becoming more popular in homes due to innovative plastic tubing known as “PEX”-polyurethane, tough tubing with a lifespan of 100 years. The system runs underneath the floor and utilizes the entire floor to distribute heat.

There are few reasons why home owners like radiant floor systems: comfort and efficiency. A warm foot, cool-head environment is the No.1 advantage. Consequently, the entire floor is utilized, making it a highly efficient system. Another reason why some home owners love this system is because of the aesthetic quality. Heat remains covered up underneath the floor, there are no vents and radiators. As a result, interior design will be greatly enhanced.

It is possible to use hydronic radiant in-floor systems to heat a home on a smaller scale, such as in a basement. You must enlist specialized Heating and Cooling contractors with experience in this area since radiant floors are unmistakably different from conventional central heating systems. We at DHVAC Heating, Refrigeration, Appliances and Air Conditioning trade pride in our In-floor craftsmanship and have so many happy customers with these In-floor systems up and Running. Call 705-970-7231 and get a quote