Its unique system of circulating
warmed water through a network of tubing beneath the floor, walls or ceiling "radiates" heat to warm the room surfaces, rather than the air itself. Instead of the usual "cold feet/warm head" sensation of forced air systems, the entire body is enveloped in a perfect room temperature, no matter how cold it is outside. And radiant heating has several practical advantages, too:
• Its energy-efficient design can cut heating bills up to 60%.
• The durable tubing, concealed beneath the floor, wall or ceiling, is protected from normal wear and tear and will last a long, long time.
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"I've worked with Peter since 1987. He's a real professional who knows what he's doing. I've been in business for 36 years and, trust me, it's hard to find people with his ability. As a contractor, clients often ask me for referrals and Peter is one of the few people that I recommend. He knows what he has to do
and gets it right the first time. When I built my own house,
Peter was the most competent
of all our contractors.He did a great job.
Ron Cottini, President Cottini Building Corp |
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