Heated floor systems, or radiant heating, is not only a popular addition that adds appeal and value to the home, but floor warming systems are also super cozy, especially on a cold morning. A heated floor system provides comfort and warmth to tile floors, which can be particularly snug in bathrooms.

When looking for floor warming options, there are some pros and cons to consider. The first pro of heated floor systems is the ease of installation. You simply place embed a cable-laced into the tile mortar and follow the manufacturer’s instructions to connect it to your electrical system. Secondly a floor warmer is safe. They are GCFI-protected, so with a proper install you get comfort and safety. Tile heating systems are space-efficient – in older homes it can replace the radiator or wall heater in your bathroom.

Tile floor heating systems can be installed as a part of a flooring remodel or new construction. Depending on the size of the floor and the method of connecting electrically, a floor warming system install is essentially a glue and taping process and can be accomplished in as little as a weekend. The wiring process of a tile heating system is pretty straightforward but use a qualified electrician if you aren’t comfortable with it.

If you want the comfort and luxury of floor warming, we have you covered. With a variety of options to work for your home, you can get the floor warming system of your dream, without busting your budget.