In-floor heating provides luxurious warmth and comfort, turning cold floors into cozy spaces. At Total Home Solutions, we specialize in installing, repairing, and maintaining both gas and electric in-floor heating systems for properties across the Twin Cities.
Gas in-floor heating systems utilize a network of pipes installed beneath the floor to circulate hot water or steam, providing efficient and uniform heating throughout the space. Key features of our gas in-floor heating systems include:
High-Efficiency Boiler: Our systems are paired with high-efficiency boilers to ensure reliable and cost-effective heating.
Zoned Heating: Zoning capabilities allow for precise temperature control in different areas of the building, maximizing comfort and energy savings.
Quiet Operation: Gas in-floor heating systems operate quietly, without the noise associated with forced-air systems, creating a peaceful indoor environment.
Energy-Efficient Electric Boiler: Our systems are integrated with high-performance electric boilers, designed to deliver consistent and efficient heating without the need for fossil fuels.
Enjoy eco-friendly operation and cost-effectiveness while maintaining optimal comfort levels throughout your space.
Individualized Zoning: Customize temperature control with our zoned heating capabilities, allowing you to set different temperatures for various zones within your space.
This personalized approach maximizes comfort while minimizing energy consumption, ensuring each area is heated to your preference.
Low Maintenance: With no moving parts and minimal upkeep requirements, our electric in-floor heating systems offer hassle-free operation. Say farewell to regular maintenance tasks and costly repairs, allowing you to enjoy consistent warmth with peace of mind.
Do you notice that cold air still escapes from your vents even after you’ve turned on your heating system? This might result from a blown fuse or tripped circuit breaker in your heating system. However, fuses and circuit breakers are not permanent solutions, so they must be replaced when they
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