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Hydronic Radiant Floor Heating

With hydronic heating, there are no hot or cold spots—just gentle, even warmth. Unlike forced air, which dehumidifies, radiant heat helps maintain consistent household humidity levels in winter. Walking barefoot is a pleasure, even on ceramic tile, while entryway floors stay dry as snow melts away. Cold bathtubs and shower floors become warm and inviting, and typically unused basements transform into cozy, livable spaces. Children and pets especially enjoy the comfort of a warm floor.

QUIET

Hydronic heat is quiet with no large fans or open ducts to transmit noise. Quiet natural convection moves heat from the distribution system to the occupants. Without ducts to carry room-to-room sound or blower noise, hydronic heat makes homes and offices quietly comfortable.

With force air heating smells generated in the kitchen quickly pass throughout the house. Sounds from other rooms are transmitted room-to-room particularly when the system goes to rest. Private conversations and distractions can often be heard directly the system.

ECONOMICAL

High efficiency boilers can exceed 90fi but even with comparable furnace efficiencies hydronic heat can have a lower cost of operation. Volume for volume water holds 7 times the energy of air. Where furnaces need large ½ HP fans, hot water heat circulates using as little as 1/24th of the HP. That means less energy used getting the heat to the rooms.

CLEAN

Because hydronic heat uses gentle, natural convection and radiation to transfer warmth, there is no blowing air to stir up dust or spread pollen within the home. Hydronic heat reduces irritants and relieves allergies by reducing the movement of air within the building.

Hydronic heat has no ducts to clean, promoting indoor air quality. No ducts means no passages to carry or trap dust or breed mites.

GREEN

Hydronic heat, when properly sized, produces less carbon emissions then a traditional forced air system. Less energy is used to create the same amount of heat. Hydronic heat uses 10-40% less energy then traditional heating systems.