Let's say we've sold you on an underfloor heating system at this point. You love the idea of a warmer house, more wall space, evenly distributed heat throughout the room, a quieter heating system, and/or cheaper bills. Who wouldn't? Now you just need to know if the underfloor heating system of your choice will work with your existing floor or which type of flooring you should look into. We've got you covered! Below is our "quick peak" chart showing various available types of

Now that last Thursday's blog has you on board with all of the benefits of underfloor heating systems, we can go into a little more detail about the types of UFH systems that are available to you. There are two major types of UFH systems: wet (water-based) systems and dry (electric) systems. Both are highly efficient with their own set of pros and cons and, while neither would be a bad choice, you should do your research and talk to a professional to make sure you're making t

We haven't even reached the middle of November and already we've seen a few good days of snowy weather. It's officially time to start bringing back the snow boots and winter jackets. But as the weather is cooling down we're going to be warming things up with a Floor Tip Thursday underfloor heating series this month! We'll be going over the benefits, types, installation process, and expenses involved with underfloor heating (UFH) systems, and we couldn't be more excited about

In the heat of the summer, there is nothing quite so wonderful as stepping onto a cool tile floor. The smooth surface provides a bit of respite for warm, if not sweaty, feet. With winter finally starting to show itself in Michigan, however, we are reminded of the less pleasant side to tile's ability to keep cool. As soon as temperatures start to drop, your floor quickly becomes unbearable to walk on. You may even dread going into whatever room it is that houses your beautiful