




We provide commercial underfloor heating across London and the South East. See our full coverage area for commercial plumbing in London, Sussex, Surrey and Kent, or call 0203 439 9474.



We install both wet (hydronic) underfloor heating — connected to a boiler or heat pump – and electric underfloor heating systems in commercial premises. Wet underfloor heating is typically more cost-efficient for large commercial floor areas; electric underfloor heating is suited to smaller areas or where wet pipework installation is not practical. We advise on the most appropriate system for your specific premises. Call 0203 439 9474.
Yes, though the method depends on the existing floor construction. Low-profile overlay systems can be installed over existing screed floors with minimal disruption and very little floor height increase. Full screed systems are more suitable for new builds or complete refurbishments. We carry out a detailed survey before recommending the installation approach. Call 0203 439 9474.
Underfloor heating is compatible with most commercial floor finishes including stone, ceramic and porcelain tile, resin, engineered wood, and some carpet and vinyl products. The suitability of specific floor coverings depends on their thermal resistance – we advise on compatible finishes during the design stage. Call 0203 439 9474 for advice specific to your floor specification.
Wet underfloor heating systems typically operate at lower flow temperatures than radiator systems – usually 35–45°C versus 70–80°C for conventional radiators – which makes them significantly more efficient, particularly when paired with a modern condensing boiler or a heat pump. Over large commercial floor areas, the energy savings can be substantial. Call 0203 439 9474 to discuss the efficiency case for your specific premises.
Yes. Commercial underfloor heating systems are fully zoneable – different areas of the building can be controlled independently via separate zone valves and thermostats, or integrated into a building management system (BMS) for centralised control. Zoning allows heating to be concentrated where it is needed and reduced or turned off in unoccupied areas. Call 0203 439 9474.