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To accommodate our steady growth, we’ve hired a friendly new face to help us support customer needs and keep up our reputation for excellent service. Nick Lawniczak is our most recent addition to the National Sales Team, and he is eager to continue Warmzone's tradition of outstanding service.

Nick is a great addition to Warmzone's staff of radiant heat experts. His background includes successful sales and customer-service positions at companies such as Spherion/Dell Corp, Search Tek and Transcore. His technical skills, friendly attitude and work ethic will be a tremendous asset to Warmzone and its customers.

Under the direction of Brandon Weaver, co-founder and vice president of Warmzone, Nick’s position is part of a growing sales team focused on building expertise to support an increasing demand from end-users seeking the benefits of radiant heating. "Warmzone is dedicated to providing the best products and services in the radiant heat industry," stated Weaver, "and Nick will play a vital role in that commitment."

Welcome aboard, Nick!



    Nick Lawniczak

You probably know how outdoor radiant heating cable is installed before pouring the concrete, but what happens when you want to install it in existing cement? That was the problem Warmzone needed to solve for Lockheed Martin, an advanced technology company located in Denver, Colorado.

Lockheed Martin has a 5500 square-foot ramp accessing a rooftop parking garage. The concrete ramp proved difficult to plow in the winter, and costs to maintain the structure had grown increasingly expensive. During the day, some snow would melt, but the water would re-freeze at night, creating stress on the concrete and making it difficult for employees to access the parking lot in the morning.

Warmzone’s Danfoss GX radiant heat cable system proved to be the perfect solution, and installers from Silver Leaf Home Improvements in Montrose, Colorado were up for the job!

The solution was simple. Using concrete saw-cut technology, grooves were cut into the ramp from edge to edge at 4-inch spacings. The Danfoss GX 480 volt, three-phase radiant heat cable was then laid into the grooves and sealed into the ramp using an epoxy topcoat. Before the epoxy cured, Silver Leaf applied a sand broadcast on the surface to create added traction and safety to the ramp.

The end result was a radiant heated ramp with an automatic sensor to activate the system during bad weather - good news for employees of Lockheed Martin! Not only does the ramp require less maintenance with the new radiant heat system, the lifespan of the ramp has also been extended! Plow systems, snow melting chemicals and expanding ice weaken and crack cement, significantly shortening its lifespan.

Lockheed Martin was thrilled with the results and the outstanding work performed by Silver Leaf Home Improvements. Great job guys!

Warmzone was created to match customers with the best products and prices available. We have searched the globe for the latest technology in radiant heating to provide customers with quality heat, unparalleled convenience, and preferred pricing.

Radiant heat is still relatively new to most residents in the United States, but it has been widely used in other parts of the world. At Warmzone, our goal is to conveniently provide clear information through our website and consultants to assist you in finding the ideal system for your needs. From small remodeling jobs to large commercial projects, we offer sincere, expert, and non-biased recommendations based on your specific requirements.