Radiant Floor Heating

There are many ways to heat a home, but most of these methods are inefficient, cost a lot of money to run, and provide inconsistent temperatures. Radiant heating solves these issues. It does not heat the air in your home. Instead, it heats you and your furnishings directly so that you feel warmer and more comfortable. Because the air is not being heated, you often need less energy to feel warm. There are a few different ways to create radiant heating, including hydronic, electric, and air. Each has its own cost, installation method, and fuel source.

The national average range to install radiant floor heating in the home is between $2,000 and $6,000, with most homeowners paying around $4,000 for hydronic heating in a 500 sq.ft. home with a new boiler. This project’s low cost is $500 to install heating in a 50 sq.ft room with an existing boiler. The high cost is $10,000 to install hydronic heating in a 1,000 sq.ft. house with extra insulation, a new boiler, and a smart thermostat.