Calculating heat loss in terms of BTUs is something best left to the professionals but can be done on an estimation basis if you’re considering initial options for your home. As you might expect, the higher quality of the insulation and windows, the less opportunity for heat loss.
For various reasons, it simply makes sense to hire professionals to install and maintain a radiant heat flooring system. The Earth Heating has been installing these systems for more than a decade and knows how to do it right, on time, and on budget.
Radiant floor heating has a variety of potential benefits, including added home value and tax incentives. Specifically, in Oregon, there are a few different tax rebates and discounts available for ductless installation and smart thermostats.
Radiant floor heating is a very safe way to heat a home. Instead of relying on ductwork, radiators, and vents, the system relies on underfloor PEX tubing through a system that’s much safer and tidier.
This post discusses why underfloor heat is the most efficient of the three types of heat transfer. It has a lot to do with science and physics and the way that heat transfers through space. Underfloor heating makes a lot of sense for high-end home builds and remodels.
Radiant heat is a go-to heating choice for luxury homeowners. This post explains what you can expect once the system is done both during the curing process and once you can experience the full heating benefit.
