Warm floors, no cold spots. We install, repair, and service hydronic in-floor heating — and we'll tell you straight whether it's the right call for your space.
Hydronic in-floor heat for new builds, additions, basements, garages, and shops — PEX layout, manifolds, and tie-in to your heat source.
Cold zones, failed actuators, stuck valves, and balancing. We get individual loops heating evenly again.
A drop in pressure or a wet spot in the slab? We pinpoint the loop and fix it without tearing up more floor than we have to.
System flushes, glycol top-offs, pressure checks, and seasonal startups to keep the whole loop running clean.
Radiant in-floor heat is one of the most comfortable ways to warm a home — no cold spots, no blowing air, just an evenly warm floor. When it works, you forget it’s there. When it doesn’t, it’s usually one zone gone cold, a manifold that needs attention, or a quiet pressure drop somewhere in a loop.
We install hydronic radiant systems for new builds, additions, basements, garages, and shops, and we service and repair existing ones across Southern Utah and Northern Arizona. On a repair, we find the actual cause before we recommend anything — and we’ll always tell you honestly whether radiant is the right call for your space, or whether your money is better spent somewhere else.
Tell us what's going on — a new project, a cold zone, a pressure drop, or a system that won't fire up for the season.
Heat source, manifold, zones, and floor layout. On a repair we find the actual cause before we recommend anything.
Whether radiant is right for your space, or whether a repair beats a redo. We'll tell you what we'd do in our own home.
We bring the system up, balance the zones, and confirm the floor is heating evenly before we leave.
A quick look at hydronic in-floor heating work — the manifold, the loops, and the clean install that keeps your floors warm with no cold spots.
Hydronic systems — the kind that run warm water through PEX loops under the floor, tied to a boiler or water heater. We handle new installs, manifold and zone repairs, leak diagnosis, and seasonal service.
Usually a single loop or zone — a stuck actuator, an air-locked line, a closed balancing valve, or a failed thermostat or pump. We isolate the zone, find the cause, and get it heating evenly with the rest of the floor.
In most cases, yes. A pressure drop in a loop tells us which line is leaking, and we narrow it down before opening anything — so we fix the spot that's actually failing, not the whole floor.
Sometimes — it shines in basements, additions, shops, and tile-floor rooms, and it heats evenly with no blowing air. But it's not the right answer for every space or budget. We'll give you the straight trade-offs before you commit.
Tell us what's going on and we'll get right back to you. Prefer to talk? Call or text — a real person answers.
Radiant Floor Heating across Southern Utah and Northern Arizona — usually same day.
