In-Floor Radiant Heat
Warm floors in every room — hydronic radiant heat designed and installed from scratch.
In-floor radiant heat warms a room from the ground up — steady, even heat with no cold spots, no forced air blowing dust around, and no baseboard units taking up wall space. It's a favorite in custom homes, cabins, and commercial spaces where comfort and quiet matter.
Radiant heat is hydronic work, and it's a specialty most plumbers won't touch. We design and install the manifolds, tubing layouts, and boiler connections that make a radiant system work as one piece, not a collection of parts fighting each other. We've run radiant heat manifolds in custom mountain cabins and homes throughout Utah County.
Because it's part of what we do day in and day out, we can size a system correctly for the space, tie it into a boiler you already have or a new one, and troubleshoot it years down the road if something's not heating evenly. Most plumbers can't say the same.
- New-construction radiant
- Garage & shop floors
- Manifolds & zone controls
- Boiler pairing & sizing
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In-Floor Radiant Heat questions
Why is radiant floor heat different from a furnace or baseboard heat?
Radiant heat warms objects and surfaces directly through tubing under the floor, instead of heating air and blowing it around. That means more even warmth, no cold spots by exterior walls, and no dust circulating through the house.
Can I add radiant heat to an existing home?
In some cases, yes, depending on the floor construction and access. It's more straightforward in new construction or during a remodel, but we can evaluate an existing space and tell you honestly what's involved.
Do I need a special boiler for radiant heat?
You need a boiler sized and set up correctly for the system, which we handle as part of the install. In some cases one boiler can serve radiant floor heat and other hydronic loads like a driveway snow-melt system.
Why don't more plumbers do this kind of work?
Hydronic systems take specialized knowledge of manifolds, zoning, and boiler setup that most plumbers don't deal with regularly. It's a core part of what we do, which is why we can design these systems from scratch rather than just servicing what's already there.
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