Electrical Heating

• Flexible installs: No flues, gas lines, or venting—great for additions, remodels, and rooms over garages. 
• Safe & low-maintenance: No combustion, no CO risk, fewer moving parts.
• Precise comfort: Room-by-room thermostats and zoned control reduce waste.
• Clean air: No duct dust; ideal for allergy or asthma concerns.
• Future-ready: Pairs well with solar and smart thermostats for lower operating costs.
   

Tip: Electric heat is excellent for bathrooms, kitchens, sunrooms, basements, shops, and whole-home supplemental heat.

Warm floors, even heat, zero drafts. Electric radiant mats/cables are installed beneath tile, LVP, engineered wood, or stone.

Benefits of radiant floors

• Energy-efficient comfort with lower setpoints
• Even heat distribution (no cold spots)
• Design freedom—no baseboards/vents to work around
• Quiet & invisible—all heat under the floor

Great applications: Bathrooms, kitchens, entries, laundry rooms, basements, additions, and boutique commercial spaces.

• In-floor radiant mats/cables (primary or supplemental)
• High-efficiency baseboards & wall heaters
• Ceiling radiant panels (select applications)
• Zoned thermostats & smart controls (Wi-Fi programmable)
• Dedicated circuits & panel upgrades (as needed)

Not sure what you need? We’ll size the load, review finishes, and recommend the right system.

1. Assessment – room size, insulation, flooring, and electrical capacity
2. Options & upfront pricing – radiant vs. baseboard vs. panel heat
3. Install – code-compliant wiring, clean layout, proper load calc
4. Controls – smart thermostats & zoning setup
5. Verification – performance test and walk-through

Will this raise my power bill?
Radiant floors often run at lower setpoints for the same comfort. With zoning and smart schedules, operating costs stay competitive—especially in targeted rooms.

Can radiant go under LVP or engineered wood?
Yes—many products are rated for radiant. We verify floor ratings and follow the manufacturer’s install specs.

Do I need a panel upgrade?
Sometimes. We’ll calculate loads and advise if a panel upgrade or new circuit is required.

• Installed to NEC and manufacturer specs
• GFCI/AFCI protection where required
• Minimal maintenance—periodic thermostat checks and visual inspections
• Compatible with whole-home surge protection to protect controls 

• 20+ years of residential & light commercial installs
• Licensed, insured, and local
• Clean workmanship, clear communication

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