Radiant heat installer

Tubing is then installed between the sleepers and floor coverings are then installed directly over the sleepers and tubing. For each of these hydronic installation options Janes Radiant will provide a step-by-step illustrated installation guide unlimited tech support by phone and e-mail for the duration of the installation PEX tubing a tubing layout diagram manifold s to distribute the hot water to the various tubing loops the boiler, hot water tank or tankless water heater suitable for the size and type of project a pre-assembled, pre-wired mechanical panel with all components matched to your heat source all additional parts you will need for installing and testing your new radiant in floor heating system.

Call today to get started with your cleaner, safer, more efficient heating solution with Janes Radiant It's Economical DIY installation saves you money and in-floor heat, over time, curbs your energy costs.

Where to Install? New construction, small or large additions, remodels, or existing spaces. It's Easy Installation is made simple and works with your home and existing floors. You're Supported Our installation manuals are clear, detailed, and easy to follow and we offer free tech support. The design of your heating system is a very big factor.

A positive contribution to the environment. You can do something directly, with your own hands to make the world a better place for the next generation. A valuable energy system for a fraction of the cost that others have to pay. Buy directly from the manufacturer , without all of the middlemen.

You will be in control of the project from start to finish. The latest in energy efficient technology. Added resale value to your home. Possible energy efficiency tax credit. As the fluid cools, it passes through the heat source again. A radiant cooling system uses a chilled water source and circulates cool water instead of warm water. There are two primary ways to install a radiant heating system with PEX: wet systems and dry systems. These are considered wet installation methods.

This is the typical radiant heating and cooling installation. Used in residential or commercial projects where a thin layer of gypsum concrete is poured over a structural slab or subfloor. A gentle curtain of warmth is then spread evenly throughout the room, now free from drafts and dust.

The system is completely concealed. This means no interference with furniture or decorating schemes since there are no radiators or registers to get in the way.