Frequently Asked Questions
How easy is it to install underfloor heating?
How easy is it to install underfloor heating?
Installing underfloor heating is not beyond the capabilities of the DIY enthusiast and electric is much quicker and easier to install than a wet system. Once installed, it is highly recommended you have the system connected and tested by a qualified plumber, or an electrician if you decide to go for an electric system.
How much does it cost to install underfloor heating?
How much does it cost to install underfloor heating?
Installation costs very much depend on the type of system you choose and whether you intend to install the system yourself. Also, the type of property, age of property and whether it’s a new build or a renovation will have some bearing on the actual cost. According to Checkatrade and as a general guide, you can expect to pay around £50-£75 per m² for an electric underfloor heating system installation for a new build property. A retrofit is likely to cost more at around £60-£85 per m²
A wet underfloor installation will cost more due to the number of components and the length of time required to fit them. For a new build, you can expect to pay around £120-£135 per m² and for a retrofit the costs will rise to around £135-£185 per m². Overall running costs are generally less for a wet installation. More information about underfloor heating is freely available. Check out our guide on retrofitting underfloor heating.