Combat Soggy-Sock Syndrome in Your Foyer this Winter A ComfortTile radiant heated floor is a proven, energy-efficient way to stay one step ahead of winter. Most of us have battled soggy sock syndrome during the winter months (you know, the…
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Warmzone Sets the Gold Standard When it Comes to Customer Service Tis’ the season for construction and home improvement projects, but finding the right provider and installer for your radiant heat installation can be tricky business. That’s why you should work…
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Which Radiant Heat System is Best for You? Old man winter is providing plenty of incentive for many of us to purchase a hydronic or electric radiant snow melting system, and Warmzone can help you settle on which system to…
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New Construction and Existing Homes Benefit from Radiant Flooring Radiant floor heating is a fantastic addition to any home and adaptable enough to be added to one room or the entire floor plan. Most homeowners believe that the installation of…
Read postThe Cold is Fleeting but Your In-Floor Heating is Still Working Efficiently The season we’ve all been waiting for is slowly starting to creep into our neighborhoods. Snow and cold temperatures are receding and spring is quickly becoming un-sprung. At…
Read postNervous About Radiant Heat Being Tough to Install? Think Again. We may not be able to change your mind about a lot of things. We probably can’t motivate you to switch your loyalty of a favorite sports team, eat sushi…
Read postColder Temperatures Outside Don’t Have to Mean Colder Floors Inside The winds can be howling, the temperatures dipping, the ice forming, and the dogs barking and yet you can escape it all just by walking inside to find your cozy,…
Read postRadiant Heat Spreads Warmth from Your Toes to Your Nose Radiant floor heating is a term being thrown about during most new construction projects. More and more homeowners (even business owners) are considering and then purchasing a radiant heated flooring…
Read postRadiant heating, as opposed to warm air systems (such as a forced air unit heaters), deliver the source of heat to the floor level, not the ceiling. And since warm air rises, heating the floors proves to be the most…
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