It can be quite overwhelming when looking for an underfloor heating specialist near you, but we’ve made it easy.
You can either fill in our request a quote form, or enter your postcode into the search below.
What is underfloor heating?
Underfloor heating is a great alternative to radiators. It is a form of central heating that is installed underneath flooring as a system of either pipes or cables.
It has become a very popular heating solution in many homes, especially self-build properties as it’s a very efficient form of heating.
Which trade do I need for underfloor heating?
Depending on what type of underfloor heating you decide to go for will depend on the type of tradesperson you will need to service your underfloor heating.
Wet underfloor heating uses pipes to connect to your central heating and will transport hot water underneath your floor to exude heat.
Dry underfloor heating on the other hand uses electricity and is comprised of electric coils that create a network of heat underneath your floor. This is much less hassle to install as it uses thin wiring rather than thick piping.
Why hire an underfloor heating specialist near you?
It’s important to hire a professional to install your underfloor heating. This is because a professional can advise you on the best underfloor heating for your home and make sure the job is done to a high standard.
How much does underfloor heating cost?
The cost of underfloor heating will depend. However:
- An estimated average price to install electric underfloor heating: £800 (10m²)
- An estimated average cost to install water underfloor heating: £1,200 (10m²)
The prices to install both wet and dry underfloor heating will be different depending on whether it’s a new build or renovation. As you’d expect, installing it as part of a renovation works out a bit more expensive.
For most big home improvement jobs, the price can vary depending on:
- The size of your home
- The age of your home
- How many rooms you need the underfloor heating to be installed in
- The system you choose
- The labour that is required
When gathering quotes, we recommend getting three quotes to compare.