For lower energy bills and more consistent comfort, we install high-efficiency furnaces with 90 percent or higher AFUE ratings. These typical furnace installation services include condensing technology with two-stage or modulating operation to reduce temperature swings, providing maximum comfort with greater energy efficiency. We plan PVC intake and exhaust venting, confirm duct sizing, and fine-tune the thermostat for even heating throughout your home.

Hydronic radiant for additions:
We install PEX loops, secure them to the slab or subfloor assembly, and route lines back to a manifold. This forms the core of a hydronic radiant floor installation, and all loops and zones are labeled for future service and adjustments.

Hydronic snow melt systems:
We lay out tubing in the driveway or walkway area, following the planned pattern and spacing. Tubing is fixed to reinforcement or appropriate supports, then connected to a manifold designed for concrete floor heating and snow melt applications.

When adding space to your home, hydronic radiant can be integrated as part of the project. This allows the new area to benefit from efficient in floor heating installation during construction.

In lower-level spaces where a new slab is being poured or major rebuilding is underway, basement radiant floor heating is often a strong option. Proper insulation and tubing layout help keep these areas comfortable in winter.

For exterior surfaces, we focus on hydronic snow melt systems installed under new concrete. These setups complement concrete floor heating and help reduce ice buildup on walk paths and steps.