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Underfloor Heating Installation

Underfloor Heating Installation

Even, efficient warmth from the ground up

Quick Answer

Wet underfloor heating costs roughly £50–£120 per m² installed and runs at low flow temperatures, which lifts heat pump efficiency by up to 25% compared with radiators. It suits new floors, extensions and renovations across East Anglia, and pairs perfectly with an air source heat pump.

About Underfloor Heating Installation

Underfloor heating provides consistent, comfortable warmth throughout your home while working at lower temperatures than radiators. It is the ideal companion to air source heat pumps, maximising efficiency and reducing running costs.

Key Benefits

Perfect partner for heat pump systems
Even heat distribution with no cold spots
Frees up wall space — no radiators needed
Operates at lower temperatures for greater efficiency
Reduced dust circulation compared to radiators
Compatible with most floor types

Heat Pump + Underfloor Heating Costs

Underfloor heating is most effective when paired with a heat pump. These costs reflect the combined system after the BUS grant.

PropertyHeat Pump SizeHP Net CostAnnual Running
1-2 bed5-6 kW£0 - £2,500£610 - £720
3-bed semi8-10 kW£500 - £5,500£610 - £720
4-bed detached10-12 kW£3,500 - £10,500£610 - £720

Our Installation Process

1

Design Survey

We survey your rooms and calculate heat loss to design a system that delivers optimal comfort throughout your home.

2

System Design

We create detailed pipe layouts for each room, specifying manifold locations, pipe spacing, and insulation requirements.

3

Installation

Our team installs insulation boards, pipe circuits, manifolds, and controls. We pressure test the entire system before screed or dry-fit overlay.

4

Commissioning

We gradually bring the system up to temperature, balance flow rates, and programme smart controls for each zone.

Typical Timeline

1
Enquiry & property assessment 1-2 days
2
Site survey with heat pump sizing 7-10 days
3
System design & floor plan 3-5 days
4
Underfloor heating installation 3-5 days
5
Screed & commissioning 1-2 days

Financing

Wet UFH costs £70-£100/m² new-build or £95-£190/m² retrofit. Whole-house (100m²): £7,000-£13,000. Electric UFH £50-£100/m² for single rooms. Paired with a heat pump qualifies for the £7,500 BUS grant.

Warranty

  • 50-year pipe warranty
  • 10-year workmanship guarantee
  • 40-50% lower running costs than radiators with heat pumps
  • Individual room temperature control

Popular Combinations

Combine services for greater savings. All figures based on typical East Anglia households.

UFH + Heat Pump

£1,200-£1,600 annual saving

Heat pumps run at 35-45C -- perfect for underfloor heating. Maximum comfort, minimum cost.

3.0 tonnes/year CO2 avoided Get a bundle quote

UFH + Heat Pump + Solar

£2,000-£2,600 annual saving

Solar-powered heat pump driving underfloor heating. The lowest-carbon heating solution.

4.2 tonnes/year CO2 avoided Get a bundle quote

Frequently Asked Questions

Does underfloor heating work with heat pumps?

Underfloor heating is the ideal emitter for heat pumps. Because UFH operates at 35-45°C (compared to 55-65°C for radiators), heat pumps run at higher efficiency, reducing electricity consumption by up to 25%.

Can underfloor heating be installed in existing homes?

Yes. Low-profile overlay systems add as little as 15mm to floor height, making them suitable for retrofitting. We assess your existing floor construction and recommend the most appropriate system.

How long does underfloor heating take to warm up?

With proper insulation, modern UFH systems reach comfort temperature in 30-60 minutes. We recommend running the system continuously at a lower temperature for maximum efficiency — this is more economical than heating and cooling repeatedly.

How much does underfloor heating cost?

Wet underfloor heating (connected to a heat pump or boiler) costs £40-£65 per m² for screed systems and £55-£80 per m² for low-profile overlay systems. A typical 3-bed home costs £4,000-£7,000. Combined with a heat pump using the BUS grant, the total heating system cost is very competitive with a new gas boiler and radiators.

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