Underfloor Heating

If you are embarking on a new build project, renovating your Cotswold home or looking to free up wall space from traditional radiators you may like to consider underfloor heating

Underfloor Heating Design

CP Jefferies can supply and install either wet or electrical underfloor heating.

Wet underfloor heating system

Wet underfloor heating circulates water through a succession of continuously looped pipes underneath the floor, resulting in the entire floor becoming the heat source and warming your home from the floor upwards.

Electric underfloor heating system

Electric underfloor heating relies on a network of wires under your floor that heat up. It is easier and cheaper to install than a wet based system, but it is more expensive to run making it better suited to smaller areas.

All underfloor heating systems can be divided into zones and each zone is controlled independently. Underfloor heating is ideally suited to a stone floor but can be installed under other floors. You can have a combination of radiators and underfloor heating across your home. The choice is yours.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does underfloor heating cost?

The cost varies based on the area size, the type of underfloor heating system (electric or water-based), and the complexity of installation. Each of these factors influences the overall investment needed for a tailored heating solution.

How to fit electric underfloor heating?

Electric underfloor heating uses heating mats or cables installed beneath the flooring to provide efficient warmth. Professional underfloor heating installation by experts is essential to ensure the system meets UK safety standards and functions safely and effectively, delivering reliable comfort for your home.

How to install a hot water cylinder?

Having a professional install your hot water cylinder is essential to ensure it is correctly and safely connected to both your heating and water systems. Professional installation guarantees optimal performance, safety, and compliance with all relevant standards.

How to install underfloor heating?

Underfloor heating installation is best handled by professionals to ensure safety and efficiency. At CP Jefferies, we design and install customised systems tailored to your home’s specific needs, guaranteeing optimal performance and long-lasting comfort.

Is underfloor heating expensive to run?

Underfloor heating is typically energy-efficient and can offer long-term savings, particularly when paired with renewable energy sources. Running costs vary based on factors like insulation quality, room size, and the type of heating source used, making it a smart choice for sustainable, cost-effective warmth.

Is underfloor heating worth it?

Underfloor heating offers consistent, even heat distribution, enhancing both comfort and energy efficiency. This system is particularly effective in well-insulated homes, where it can deliver substantial energy savings, making it a valuable long-term investment. If you would like to find out more about underfloor heating systems, contact our professionals today.

Underfloor Heating Installment

CP Jefferies can supply and install either wet or electrical underfloor heating.

Wet underfloor heating system

Wet underfloor heating circulates water through a succession of continuously looped pipes underneath the floor, resulting in the entire floor becoming the heat source and warming your home from the floor upwards.

Electric underfloor heating system

Electric underfloor heating relies on a network of wires under your floor that heat up. It is easier and cheaper to install than a wet based system, but it is more expensive to run making it better suited to smaller areas.

All underfloor heating systems can be divided into zones and each zone is controlled independently. Underfloor heating is ideally suited to a stone floor but can be installed under other floors. You can have a combination of radiators and underfloor heating across your home. The choice is yours.

Practical

The room will have an even heat throughout, which is not always the case with a traditional central heating system. There are no pipe joints under the floor which eliminates the possibility of leaking pipework.

Convenient

It allows more space for positioning furniture as there are no radiators on the walls.

Affordable

Underfloor heating systems can save you money on your heating bills as it requires a lower water temperature and is ideal for use with modern condensing boilers.