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Both underfloor heating systems achieve the same thing, 21 degrees is 21 degrees whether you use electric or water. As a rule of thumb warm water underfloor heating systems are cheaper to run over the long term, electric underfloor heating can be cheaper to install but costs more over the longer term. We generally recommend water systems wherever possible due to their more economical nature.

Yes we strongly recommend the use of insulation otherwise you could have a heating system that is very un-economical to run. More insulation is better in this situation where floor heights permit.

This one is hard to answer in general, the cost will depend on your project and the ease of installation. Most projects can be completed in one day and others take weeks such as large commercial installations. We look at each job on its own merits and listen to your needs, we can design a system that suits your property, we do not install systems that are not suitable for you or your property.

It is in the conservatory and it is on concrete, base, heating Matt then levelling compound and tiles. My help advice would greaffuuly be received Kind regards Nilam

Hi, I am getting some underfloor heating installed in a fairly large kitchen / conservatory / dining room area. I want to be able to manually switch each of the 3 areas on or off. I know there is a central single controller thermostat, but in the winter when the conservatory isnt being used id rather its just not turned on. Thanks