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Underfloor heating has become increasingly popular in modern homes and renovation projects, providing invisible warmth that’s efficient and evenly distributed throughout a room. Along with this increase in demand, there has also been a debate about whether to opt for water or electric underfloor heating.

We often get asked the question, “….how much is it to install the UFH?” It is difficult to give an accurate answer without specifics as the variables are wide and varied. To price an installation, we would need to know the following as a minimum:

We often get asked the question, “….how much is it per m²?” It is difficult to give an accurate answer without specifying the system to the exact requirements of each individual, for example: Our 1 port kit (£299.97+vat with thermostat) will cover: 20m² with 200mm pipe spacing 15m² with 150mm pipe spacing Or 10m² with 100mm pipe spacing (which is often used for conservatories, heat pump use etc.)

Underfloor Heating is a beneficial eco-friendly heating solution that is more efficient and cheaper to run than other forms of heating such as radiators. It can be difficult to understand what is best for you and what the right price to pay should be. This is where we can help. At Underfloor Heating 1 we aim to find the product to best suit your needs that is particular to your property and at a price you won’t find anywhere else. Underfloor Heating 1 promise to beat any like for like quote. We always quote with a full itemised and quantified list of materials after obtaining the information specific to your property – not a generic quote-not all companies do this and beware any supplier that doesn’t! We only source products from the most reputable companies, such as Danfoss, Honeywell and Heatmiser. All of our products are from companies based in the UK or mainland Europe.

When analysing the cost of underfloor heating you really need to break it down into two areas: Installation Running Costs   Installation Costs The installation costs are dependent on many factors, including: Labour / Geo location of the project Project type - New build, Renovation, Home improvement Floor type - i.e., solid or timber Size of project - Square metre of the rooms / number of rooms Physical cost of the goods - i.e., electric mats or wet underfloor heating system