Underfloor Heating Installation Hampshire
Eco Heating installs wet and electric underfloor heating systems across Hampshire, West Sussex, and Surrey. Underfloor heating eliminates cold spots, removes the need for radiators, and creates a comfortable, even warmth across your whole floor. It works particularly well paired with an air source heat pump.
Types of Underfloor Heating We Install
Wet (Water-Fed) Underfloor Heating
Circulates warm water through pipes laid beneath your floor, connected to your boiler or heat pump. The most energy-efficient option for whole-home heating, operating at lower temperatures than radiators — ideal with a heat pump. Most cost-effective during a new build, extension, or renovation.
Electric Underfloor Heating
Uses thin heating cables or mats under your floor covering. Quicker and less disruptive to install, ideal for single rooms like bathrooms, kitchens, or conservatories. Works under tiles, stone, laminate, and engineered wood.
Where We Install Underfloor Heating
- New build properties
- Extensions and orangeries
- Kitchen and dining room renovations
- Bathrooms and wet rooms
- Open-plan living areas
- Conservatories (electric systems)
Underfloor Heating with Heat Pumps
Underfloor heating and air source heat pumps are the ideal combination. Heat pumps work most efficiently at 35–45°C — exactly the range at which underfloor heating operates. Together they create a highly efficient, low-carbon heating system that costs significantly less to run.
Underfloor Heating FAQs
How much does underfloor heating cost in Hampshire?
Wet UFH: £80–£160 per m² installed. Electric: £50–£100 per m². Prices vary by floor area and type.
What floor types are compatible?
Wet UFH works best under stone, tile, or screed. Electric systems work under tiles, stone, laminate, and engineered wood.
Can I have both underfloor heating and radiators?
Yes. Many homes use UFH on ground floor and radiators elsewhere. We design mixed systems to suit your home.
Get a Free Quote
Call 07876 806934 for a free underfloor heating survey across Hampshire, West Sussex and Surrey.