In-Floor Heat
Even, floor-level warmth in every room, no cold spots, no temperature swings, no forced-air noise.
What Goes Wrong
Installing without a loop pressure test leaves tubing leaks undetected until water damages the slab or subfloor.
A pressure test on every loop before the concrete is poured confirms tubing integrity while it is still accessible.
Ignoring floor height changes in a retrofit causes door clearance problems and uneven transitions between rooms.
A site visit measures existing floor heights and confirms tubing and thin-slab build-up will fit before any work starts.
Running the whole house on one zone means bedrooms and living areas heat at the same rate regardless of use or sun exposure.
A multi-zone manifold with individual thermostats lets each area heat on its own schedule, cutting wasted run time.
A cold area in an existing system could be a stuck manifold valve, a failing circulation pump, or a tubing leak, each needs a different fix.
A loop check and circulation test isolate the fault to the right component before any flooring is opened up.
What We Cover
From a new slab pour to a cold-spot repair in an older home, here is the scope of work we arrange.
PEX tubing embedded in a concrete slab pour, with manifold zoning and thermostat wiring set before the floor goes down.
Floor build-up compatibility check, tubing layout, and boiler connection for rooms being opened up during a renovation.
Loop check, circulation pump test, and manifold valve inspection to find the fault without unnecessary floor removal.
Full pressure test and loop check on existing systems to confirm tubing integrity and catch slow leaks early.
Multi-zone manifold setup for room-by-room temperature control.
Heat exchanger and circulation pump hookup to your existing boiler.
Per-zone thermostat installation and programming.
Height and material assessment before any tubing is laid.
Why Choose Us
Accountability at every stage, from the first site visit to the post-install confirmation.
Every enquiry starts with a system evaluation covering load, existing equipment, and altitude-adjusted sizing.
The written estimate lists equipment, installation scope, and timeline, no line items added after the visit.
We connect you with licensed local technicians who carry the right credentials for hydronic system work in Colorado.
After the system is running, a post-install check confirms it heats to spec before the job is closed out.
We arrange installs across both new slab pours and existing-home retrofits, so the scope fits your actual situation.
How It Works
01
Submit your enquiry and we arrange a licensed technician to visit, assess the system, and confirm the installation scope.
02
You receive an itemized written estimate covering equipment, labor, boiler connection work, and a clear project timeline.
03
The technician completes the installation and runs a post-install check to verify the system heats to the specified output.
Pricing Estimates
| Job | Typical cost | Typical size |
|---|---|---|
| Radiant heating repair | $300-$1,000 | Service call |
| Radiant zone repair | $500-$1,500 | Per zone |
| Radiant floor installation | $8,000-$20,000 | Room or small home |
| Whole-home radiant installation | $15,000-$35,000 | Full project |
Describe the problem and we will arrange a licensed local technician to assess the system and give you a written estimate before anything is booked.