Warm up your home with underfloor heating
Are you building a new home? Renovating or adding an extension to your existing home? Our team can provide you with a quote for underfloor heating to suit the requirements of your project.
Underfloor heating is a popular option in many parts of Australia that experience cold winters (including Toowoomba) and is also a luxurious option to add warmth to your bathroom or ensuite.
This new and improved in-slab hydronic underfloor heating system is a popular way to keep your family (and your toes) warm this winter.
Accredited underfloor heating installation
HC Plumbing are exclusively trained and accredited installers of Auspex Radiant Underfloor Heating in the Toowoomba region and throughout south-east Queensland and northern New South Wales.
Whether you are building a new home, renovating an existing space or adding an extension to your home, there are a range of solutions suitable for your project.
Underfloor heating is cheaper to run than most other heating systems making it an ideal choice for energy efficiency, comfort and reduced energy bills.
Benefits of underfloor heating
- Reduced heating and energy bills: Designed to work with low water temperatures, hydronic underfloor heating can reduce energy consumption and heating costs by up to 20%.
- Increased comfort: Like the sun, underfloor heating uses radiant heat to warm objects and the fabric of the building to create a cost effective, comfortable environment.
- Greater heating control: Underfloor heating creates the perfect comfort zone with individual or multi-room temperature control.
- Renewable heat source: Compatible with conventional and renewable heat sources that reduce environment impact and cut fuel bills; including air and ground source heat pumps and solar panels.
- Allergy friendly: Less moisture and lower air movement may help reduce dust allergens.
- Less noise: Virtually silent to run!
- Universal control: Single and multi-zone control options are available through a slim-line room thermostat that can incorporate existing or new heating systems.
