Underfloor heating

Underfloor heating, calculated room by room

Even warmth without radiators. We calculate the layout per room, so the system stays comfortable at low temperatures.

Underfloor heating

Underfloor heating only performs when heat loss, pipe spacing and floor finish are matched. We do that calculation up front and agree the right screed with the floor layer.

In existing homes we mill the pipes into the existing screed or lay a low-profile system, so the floor does not rise unnecessarily.

What we handle

Heat-loss calculation and layout
Wet and dry systems
Milling into existing screed
Manifold, pump and room controls
Heat-pump integration
Flowing screed and balancing

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In practice

Laying underfloor heating in a farmhouse

Balancing the underfloor heating manifold

How we approach it

Four steps, agreed in advance

01
Calculation
Heat loss and layout per room.
02
Preparation
Insulation and edge strips, manifold in the right place.
03
Installation
Pipes laid, pressure-tested, screed poured.
04
Balancing
Commissioning protocol and hydraulic balancing.

Our standard

What you get from us on every commission

Fixed price per component
You know in advance what each component costs. Extra work only with your approval.
Inspection per stage
Each stage is inspected and photographed before the next begins.
Our own tradespeople
The work is carried out by fixed RENOVA crews; partners work under our management.
Handover file
Drawings, test reports, warranties and care advice in one file.

Frequently asked questions

Can underfloor heating go into an existing home?

Yes. Milling into the existing screed is often possible and quick.

Which floor finish suits it?

Tiles and stone conduct best, but timber works too when suitable and properly bonded.