Radiant Heat For Lawrence, Kansas and the Surrounding Area

Radiant floor heating operates by running warm water through a series of tubes (hydronic system) beneath your flooring. This method heats the floor directly, allowing warmth to rise naturally, keeping your space comfortable from the ground up.

Radiant heating works best under tile, stone, or concrete because they conduct heat efficiently. However, it can also be installed under hardwood, laminate, and even carpet with the right system and proper installation.

Yes! Radiant heating is more energy-efficient than traditional forced-air systems because it directly warms objects and people rather than heating the air. Since there’s no heat loss through ductwork, it can reduce energy consumption and lower heating bills.

In many cases, yes! Radiant heating can provide sufficient warmth to heat an entire home, especially in well-insulated spaces. However, in larger or older homes with poor insulation, it may be best used as a supplemental heat source.

Absolutely! Radiant heating systems are designed with safety in mind. There are no exposed heating elements, and the system operates at a lower temperature than traditional heating methods, reducing fire risks.

Costs vary based on the size of the space and the complexity of installation. Call Todd today for a fast and free consulatation.

Hydronic systems may need occasional checks to ensure the boiler and pumps are functioning properly. Other than that they are maintenance free.

Yes! While easier to install in new construction, radiant heating can be retrofitted into an existing home, especially in rooms undergoing renovation. 

Yes, many homebuyers see radiant heating as a luxury feature that adds comfort and energy efficiency, making it an attractive selling point.