Wet underfloor heating designed and installed across new builds, extensions and full renovations. One of our specialist trades after 30 years at it. Even, comfortable warmth from the floor up, manifolds set out tidy and every loop balanced, zoned and commissioned so it works exactly as it should.

Proper heat-loss calculations and loop layouts done up front so the system is sized right for the room and actually heats it, not an afterthought stapled to the floor.
UFH laid into screed or over joists in extensions, kitchens and whole new builds, set out and clipped tidy before the floor goes down.
Manifolds plumbed and labelled, actuators and thermostats wired so each room is its own zone with independent control.
The system pressure-tested, filled, balanced and brought up to temperature slowly so the screed cures right and every loop pulls its weight.
For the right job, definitely. It gives even, comfortable heat, frees up wall space and runs at a lower flow temperature, which suits modern boilers and heat pumps. It is one of our specialist trades, so we will give you a straight answer on whether it fits your project.
Often yes. In a renovation or extension we can lay it in new screed, and there are low-profile systems for retrofitting over existing floors. We will look at floor heights and build-up and tell you what is realistic.
Yes, that is a very common setup. UFH downstairs where you want the even warmth and underfoot comfort, radiators upstairs, all run off the one boiler or heat pump and zoned separately.
It works brilliantly with one. UFH runs at a low flow temperature, which is exactly what an air source heat pump wants, so the two together are about as efficient as heating gets. We fit both.
A single room or extension is usually a couple of days for the pipework, plus screed drying time. A whole house is longer. We will give you a clear timescale with the quote and work in around the other trades.
Send a few photos or tell us about the job and we'll give you a straight price. Talk to an engineer, not a call centre.
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