Hydronic (Underfloor) Heating Systems

What to look for

Underfloor water pipes are generally an environmentally preferable option to conventional air-blown systems for a number of reasons. They enable more consistent heat distribution, with no serious hot or cold spots. By operating at a low temperature they enable condensing boilers to run at maximum efficiency for much of the time. They can make a solar contribution to space heating viable in a well-designed system. Perhaps most significantly, in the absence of continuous forced air flow, residents/occupants feel comfortable at lower indoor temperatures, enabling the thermostat to be turned down.

  • The installer should use PEX or Kitec piping, for reliability in avoidance of leaks.

  • The system should be designed and installed by a competent specialist who can provide evidence of a good track record.

Criteria

  1. Hydronic systems should be designed and installed by competent specialists: evidence of the competence of the designer / installer should therefore be provided for inclusion in the directory.

  2. At present, we will list only systems using PEX or Kitec piping, for reliability in avoidance of leaks.

Vendors

Paid listings, sorted by location.

WestSource Regina SK, S4S 7H9 306-790-7544

Free listings, sorted by location.

Heating & Cooling Company of Canada
Sustainable Concepts Inc Pilot Butte, SK (306) 781-4561
PA Hydronic Heating Solutions Prince Albert, SK (306) 922-1722
Arrow Plumbing & Heating Co. Ltd. Regina, SK (306) 525-2324
Wirsbo (manufacturer) Regina, SK
Regina Geothermal & Solar Inc. Regina, SK (306) 522-5326
Prairie Alternative Energy Solutions Saskatoon 1 306 221-6378
Newestern Developments Saskatoon SK 1 306 221 3531
RiverCity Temperatures Unlimited Saskatoon, SK (306) 382-8727
Berg's Plumbing & Heating Saskatoon, SK (306) 244-4377
Gregg's Plumbing & Heating Ltd. Saskatoon, SK (306) 373-4664