Hydronic Radiant Heating

Radiant heat is the most comfortable and efficient form of home heating. Radiant floor heating systems conduct heat through the floor which then broadcasts heat to every cold object in the room, especially to you. It's an unparalleled sense of comfort, and the fuel efficiencies can be tremendous. Moreover, there are no vents in the way of your furniture plan, and no forced air to stir up dust or make noise. Radiant hydronic heating systems are clean, quiet, and decorators love them. With no vents or baseboards present furniture can be placed anywhere. Any type of floor covering can be installed over these systems. There simply is no match for radiant floor heating.

Our radiant heat systems warm homes, businesses, warehouses, garages, and even airplane hangars. Our hydronic tubing is easily installed in new construction and retrofitted into existing structures. Premium Onix™ tube or RadiantPEX™ cross-linked polyethylene pex tubing can be installed above or below subfloors in Staple-ups™, slabs, thin slabs, or sandwiched between subfloors. For ease of installation our innovative SubRay™ radiant heat system provides your installer with even more options and flexibility.
Enjoy the comforts of a radiant floor warming system - you'll thank yourself again and again.

Snow Melting

Even in moderate climates, orientation and shading over your entrance may encourage snow and ice accumulation on your drive and walkways.
Radiant tubing with glycol solution is a proven strategy for making outside surfaces dry and safe even in extreme climates. From home sidewalks to large commercial projects, snow melting will help protect family, friends or customers. A Watts Radiant snow melting system can work alone or be installed as a supplement to a radiant heat system.

Our systems melt snow and ice by circulating glycol solution fluids through tubing embedded in concrete, or beneath brick pavers. Radiant's two options in tubing material, Onix (with an aluminum oxygen barrier) and RadiantPEX (with an EVOH oxygen barrier), are engineered for the demands of snow melt systems.