Keeping your feet warm is the key to comfort, which is one reason why homeowners are increasingly turning to WarmRite Floor® hydronic radiant heating systems over conventional methods. Conventional forced air systems trap heat near the ceiling, where it’s least useful, while drying the air out by lowering its relative humidity. This dry air will always feel colder than more humid air at the same temperature.

Like the luxurious feeling of sunshine on your skin, the warmth of direct hydronic radiant heat can turn any home into a comfortable and healthy environment. A radiant heating system starts at the floorboards warming your entire home by delivering a comfortable, even heat without creating the drafts and dust problems associated with traditional heating methods.

The comfort of hydronic radiant heating comes from heated water being pumped through a network of piping laid beneath the floor. By turning the entire floor surface into a giant low temperature radiator, floors and objects in the room become warmer and more inviting to the touch. Like rays from the sun, WarmRite Floor system puts your skin in direct contact with its heat source, delivering a comfortable warmth that starts with the coolest part of your body – your feet.

In response to declining levels of indoor air quality, the American Lung Association supports the Alaska Health House, which showcases the WarmRite hydronic radiant heating system as a healthy and energy efficient alternative. By raising your comfort level, you can turn your thermostat down and save up to 30% on energy bills.

Radiant in-floor heating systems can improve comfort levels anywhere in and around your home from basements and bathrooms to driveways and front walks – so you never have to shovel snow again. It works well under hardwood, ceramic tile, carpet and vinyl flooring.

The Bare Facts on Radiant Heating

• Can be installed in new or existing homes
• More comfortable, even, radiant heat
• Greatly reduces dust and allergen circulation
• Humidity is more easily controlled
• Makes basements warm & inviting
• May save up to 30% on energy costs
• Melts snow and ice off walks and driveways
• Increases the value of your home