Service Identity
We design and install hydronic radiant heat systems for residential floors and commercial driveways in the Denver metropolitan area. Our services cover whole-home radiant slabs, in-floor heating layouts, heated driveways, and heated entry steps. Each system is engineered for Front Range freeze-thaw cycles and for efficient integration with existing mechanicals when requested.
Work focuses on measurable outcomes: warm floor surface temperatures, automated snow melt activation, and durable installation details. Typical components include PEX tubing embedded in slabs or screed, manifolds with individual circuit balancing, thermostats, automated snow sensors, and control panels sized to project load.
How It Works
Contact us to request a consultation. We collect site photos, basic plans, and the property address to schedule an on-site assessment or remote review. During the assessment we verify slab thickness, floor coverings, substrate type, and driveway slope to determine layout and tubing spacing.
We produce a written estimate and a custom design that specifies tubing type, spacing (for example PEX tubing at typical 6- to 12-inch centers depending on load), manifold locations, pump sizing, and control strategy. Estimates include anticipated installation disruption, material list, and commissioning checks.
On approval we schedule installation. The team handles tubing layout and embedding, manifold connections, pressure and leak testing, insulation placement, and integration with boilers or heat source systems where applicable. For snow melt systems we install automated moisture/temperature sensors and set activation thresholds appropriate for local conditions.
We complete flow testing and commissioning checks on every system. Commissioning verifies circuit flow rates, control logic, and surface temperature targets. We provide basic user instruction at handover and document settings used during commissioning.
Oversight & Standards
Enquiries and designs are reviewed by licensed hydronic engineers with manufacturer-specific training. Design reviews confirm heat load assumptions, tubing spacing, pump and manifold sizing, and sensor placement for automated activation. We log design decisions and any deviations from standard practice.
Installation follows industry-standard procedures: PEX tubing embedding methods, pressure testing to specified PSI for duration, and flow testing to meet design flow rates. Snow melt systems use automated sensors calibrated for rapid activation before ice forms, with control parameters documented in the project file.
We avoid unverified claims about energy savings. Instead, we provide estimated system efficiency based on measured design loads and typical heat source performance. Customers receive a checklist of post-installation tests and recommended seasonal inspection points to reduce long-term service needs.
Service Coverage
We serve properties across Denver and the South Denver metropolitan area, including residential estates, multi-level homes, and commercial driveways. Projects range from new-build radiant slab integration to retrofits for existing floors and driveways that need automated snow melt.
Availability depends on project size and scheduling windows. For retrofit work we assess access, floor finish compatibility, and expected installation disruption before quoting. For new construction we coordinate tubing layout and manifold placement to match slab pours and architectural plans.
Our Team
Work is performed by a crew led by licensed hydronic engineers and installers trained on the specific manifolds, PEX systems, and controls we install. Team members perform tubing layout, pressure testing, flow balancing, and commissioning checks on site. Training records and manufacturer guidance inform each installation.
Field work follows documented safety and quality checks. We record pressure test results, commissioning temperatures, and control setpoints in the project handover packet. For automated snow melt systems we include sensor locations and activation thresholds in the documentation provided to property managers or homeowners.