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Because of the Covid-19 pandemic, our heated floor assembly and distribution facilities are operating under new safety regulations. With a majority of the population stuck at home in the wake of the raging coronavirus pandemic, you have a lot of free time at your disposal. This makes it the perfect time for DIY home renovation projects. Our DIY underfloor heating systems are a popular choice if you no longer want to walk on cold floors. The systems are easy to install; you just roll them, connect to the electrical socket, and cover them up. No special equipment or skills are needed. At Heavenly Heat we are excited to offer the highest quality floor heating system in Toronto. We are ready to serve you safely. Ask us about our zero contact service calls.
Heated concrete floors feel like a sun-soaked beach. The best thing is that it is easier and cheaper to heat concrete floors. Additionally, heated concrete floors offer a resilient and luxurious floor finish for modern living. At Heavenly Heat, we have several underfloor heating options for you to pick from. Contact us today for a quote.
While it was once used primarily in industrial settings, polished concrete floors are pretty common in home renovations as well as new-building projects all over the world. The reason polished concrete flooring is so popular is because it is hard-wearing and quite easy to clean. It also adds a sense of modernity and luxury to a living space.
In addition to the impression they create, concrete floors are the perfect choice when it comes to underfloor heating. These floors have a high thermal mass which makes them ideal for heating using underfloor heating systems. Unlike other flooring materials, concrete floors heat up quickly and retain most of the heat they absorb. This is the top reason why heated polished concrete floors are perfect for improving the warmth and comfort of a home.
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Concrete is very versatile. It can be installed as a flooring material in many ways.
This is the most common form of concrete flooring. It involves the pouring of a deep layer of concrete into position. It is then polished after it cures.
With this floor, a thin layer of self-leveling liquid is added to an existing subfloor. Once it dries up it is polished.
This involves the installation of a thin layer of polished concrete overlay over an existing damaged concrete floor.
A polished concrete floor is the perfect candidate for radiant floor heating because of its heat-retention properties. It heats up fast and retains the heat for longer thus reducing the strain on the underfloor heating system.
When installing a concrete floor as part of a new building, we have several electric heater choices for you to pick from. The system is basically installed within a 2 to 4-inch layer of concrete. The slow heat-up and cool-down time make it the ideal choice for rooms that are used constantly.
The electric underfloor heating system is the perfect choice when you want to heat existing concrete floors or subfloors. The system offers a low-profile installation and has minimal impact on the floor build-up.
Radiant heated concrete flooring is perfect for new-building projects as well as remodels.
In most cases, polished concrete is fitted as part of a new-build construction project. This is because at this point its depth can be considered during the design stage. When used in new-building projects, the heating cables can be installed directly within the concrete before it cures. This leads to an efficient as well as hassle-free installation.
If your floors are already installed, you can still benefit from underfloor heating. This is because the heating system can still be installed with the existing concrete floors or subfloors. When polished floors are already installed, a low-profile electric floor heater and insulation can be fitted before adding a new layer of a leveling compound and then a polished concrete overlay.
If you are planning a renovation project that features concrete subfloors and you wish to install concrete floor finishes, electric underfloor heating systems may be the best choice. However, before you get started, you need to calculate if the existing structure will be able to support the added weight of concrete. You also need to make sure there is proper insulation.
While the initial installation cost may be a tad high, once the system is installed, underfloor heating will save you a lot of money on your heating bills. This is all thanks to the fact that the system is energy-efficient.
The overall cost of installing an underfloor heating system with polished concrete floors will depend on several factors. The main factors that affect the overall cost include the size of the project, the location, the quality, and the materials of the subfloors as well as the structural strength of the project.
If you have existing concrete floors, getting them polished may cost you about $5 per square foot. This cost will, however, rise significantly if you are doing a new concrete flooring pour. If you are installing a new underfloor heating system as part of the project, the overall cost will be about $12 per square foot. You also have to add the cost of buying your preferred underfloor heating system as well as the accompanying insulation and thermostat. To get a free and accurate quote on your project, give us a call. We are always happy to hear from you.
The installation process of heated concrete floors varies depending on the system being installed. To get the best results, it is always wise to work with an experienced team of professionals who have reviewed various products and know what will work best for you.
Floor heating systems should be installed with insulation. This will help reduce heat loss as well as enhance the overall energy-efficiency of the system. With that in mind, the first step must always be the installation of insulation. Depending on the heating system that is being installed, the cables will be laid or suspended on the insulation boards. The underfloor heating system must never be turned on while the installed concrete is curing as that may cause damages. When it is dried completely, the concrete can then be polished.
At Heavenly Heat, we are committed to providing you with the best solutions for underfloor heating. Contact us today for advice on the best solution for your concrete floors. Our team will help with the installation.
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