February 5, 2019
Bare feet on cold floors is not a comfortable combination on a winter’s day. It’s particularly annoying when you’ve got the HVAC thermostat set to a temperature that ought to keep the whole house cozy. Still, the floor resists warming up. Because wearing socks and shoes day and night inside your home is not exactly …
January 17, 2017
Despite their strengths, conventional heating systems can’t always provide the kind of gentle warmth we need in Orlando’s mild winters. Radiant heating offers an efficient alternative.
November 10, 2016
If you’ve looking for alternatives to a forced-air system, radiant heating is worth investigating. In areas of the country where winters are cold, some types of radiant heating can only be installed when it’s mild outside. Here in Orlando, it’s possible to install radiant heating anytime you choose.
November 26, 2015
Even in Orlando’s mild winters, it’s still nice to enjoy consistent heating and comfortably warm floors throughout the house. Radiant flooring can provide both of these things. Where Radiant Flooring Shines Radiant (or in-floor) heating systems have several advantages over traditional forced-air systems such as furnaces and heat pumps. More even heat – While forced-air …
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January 16, 2014
Radiant heating is an alternative form of home climate control that supplies heat directly to the floors, walls or ceilings of the room. The heat rises or radiates outward, providing even, consistent heating from the bottom to the top of the room.
October 10, 2013
There are several reasons why you might be considering furnace replacement. Your old furnace could be costing you too much in repairs, you could be spending too much in fuel costs, or you could be worried about health and safety issues.
November 27, 2012
Are you looking for an alternative to heating your home with a furnace or baseboard heaters? Look no further than a radiant heating system. They are available in three major configurations: under-floor radiant systems, wall systems, and ceiling panel systems. In residential buildings, under-floor and wall systems are the most common. Under-floor systems can be further …
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January 12, 2012
Few Florida homes use a radiant system to heat the house. Most houses have a forced-air heat system. Forced-air heating can feel dry and uncomfortable on the skin. Radiant systems use a different heating method that is less forceful and gently warms the house from the floor up. Most radiant heaters are installed in the …
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