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Underfloor Heating

COMMERCIAL UNDERFLOOR HEATING

Commercial Underfloor Heating Solutions in Dublin

Professional underfloor heating for commercial buildings, developments and fit-out projects across Dublin and Leinster.

We design, install, commission, maintain and repair electric and water-based underfloor heating systems. Every system is planned around the building’s heat requirements, floor construction, occupancy and daily operating schedule.

Our team works with business owners, landlords, developers, architects, property managers and contractors from initial planning through to final commissioning.

Offices & Workspaces

Comfortable, individually controlled heating for offices, meeting rooms and shared workspaces.

Retail & Showrooms

Commercial underfloor heating for shops, showrooms, hotels, restaurants and customer-facing spaces.

Customer Reviews

See What Our Commercial Customers Say

Commercial heating work requires careful planning, clear communication and reliable coordination with the wider project.

We provide practical support from the first site assessment through to installation, testing and ongoing maintenance.

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Aoife Brennan 1 month ago

From the first quote to the final commissioning, the team installed our underfloor heating without any fuss. Every room heats evenly now, there are no cold spots, and it's freed up all our wall space. Genuinely first-class work.

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Liam O'Sullivan 1 month ago

We had underfloor heating fitted throughout the ground floor and couldn't be happier. The installers were tidy, on time, and explained how the zone controls and thermostats worked before they left. Highly recommend them.

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Ciara Doyle 2 months ago

Really pleased with our new underfloor heating. Good advice on the layout and a clean, professional fit under the new floor. Only reason it's not five stars is the job took a day longer than planned, but the end result has been excellent.

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Harry Whitfield 2 months ago

Outstanding from start to finish. They assessed the floor build-up properly, recommended the right underfloor heating system for our home, and the installation was seamless. The whole house is warm underfoot now and it runs beautifully.

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Emily Carter 3 months ago

Brilliant service and great value. Our underfloor heating was installed with minimal disruption and the engineers were polite and knowledgeable throughout. Lovely warm floors and a cosy home — exactly what we hoped for.

COMMERCIAL UNDERFLOOR HEATING

Underfloor Heating for Different Commercial Properties

Different commercial buildings have different heating requirements. Floor area, heat loss, opening hours, room use and floor construction must all be considered before choosing a system.

Offices and commercial buildings

Zoned underfloor heating can help maintain comfortable temperatures across offices, meeting rooms, reception areas and shared workspaces.

Retail units and showrooms

Underfloor heating keeps walls clear of radiators and can provide even warmth across shops, showrooms and customer-facing spaces.

Hospitality and guest accommodation

We design systems for hotel bedrooms, reception areas, dining rooms, restaurants, cafés and other hospitality spaces.

Apartment developments

Underfloor heating can be planned for individual apartments, common areas and suitable mixed-use developments.

Schools and Childcare Facilities

Carefully controlled heating can support comfortable classrooms, childcare rooms, corridors and shared facilities.

Light commercial premises

Underfloor heating may be suitable for workshops, studios, showrooms and other properties with specific space-heating requirements.

Planning a Commercial Heating Project?

Tell us about the building, proposed floor construction, current heat source and intended use of each area.

Professional Commercial Underfloor Heating Installation

Installing underfloor heating in a commercial property requires more than placing pipes or heating cables beneath the floor.

The system must be capable of meeting the calculated heating demand while working with the available floor area, floor covering and chosen heat source. It must also provide suitable control across areas that may have different opening hours and comfort requirements.

For wet underfloor heating, the design may include:

  • Room-by-room heat-loss requirements
  • Pipe spacing and circuit lengths
  • Manifold locations
  • Water flow rates
  • Operating temperatures
  • Heating zones
  • Pumps, valves and actuators
  • Boiler or heat pump compatibility
  • System balancing and commissioning

For electric underfloor heating, we consider:

  • Available heated floor area
  • Required electrical output
  • Heating mat or cable layout
  • Electrical supply capacity
  • Thermostat locations
  • Floor sensors
  • Temperature limits
  • Operating schedules
  • Final floor coverings

Our team coordinates with the relevant contractors to help keep the installation aligned with the floor preparation, electrical work, heating equipment and construction schedule.

Commercial Underfloor Heating Maintenance

A commercial heating system needs to remain dependable during the hours when the property is occupied.

Problems with a thermostat, actuator, pump, valve or heating circuit can affect individual rooms or larger areas of the building. Periodic checks can help identify changes in performance before they lead to a complete loss of heating.

For wet systems, commercial maintenance may include checking:

  • Manifolds and visible connections
  • Flow meters
  • Circulation pumps
  • Actuators and zone valves
  • Thermostats and wiring controls
  • System pressure
  • Individual heating circuits
  • Water circulation
  • Operating temperatures
  • Heating schedules
  • Visible leaks or corrosion

Electric systems generally require less routine maintenance, but the thermostats, floor sensors, electrical controls and heating performance can still be checked.

We can discuss planned maintenance for suitable properties and respond when a particular room or heating zone develops a fault.

Signs Your Commercial Underfloor Heating Needs Attention

If the system has not been checked recently or its performance has changed, it may be time to arrange an inspection.

Uneven Heating

Some offices, apartments or customer areas may remain noticeably colder than other parts of the building.

Longer Warm-Up Times

The property may take longer to reach its target temperature or fail to warm up before opening hours.

Unresponsive Thermostats

Thermostats may show incorrect temperatures, lose their schedules or fail to request heat.

Higher Heating Costs

Unsuitable temperatures, poor schedules or zones heating unnecessarily may contribute to increased energy use.

Unusual Manifold Noises

Noises from a wet system can be associated with circulation, trapped air, pumps, valves or flow settings.

Repeated Pressure Loss

A system that repeatedly loses pressure should be inspected to identify the possible cause.

Frequent Control Adjustments

Staff may need to change thermostats regularly because some spaces are too warm while others remain cold.

No Recent Maintenance

If the system has not been assessed for several years, a professional check can help establish its current condition.

Why Choose Us

Commercial Underfloor Heating Support From Planning to Maintenance

Commercial heating requirements vary considerably between buildings. We assess the actual property and project before recommending a system or repair.

Commercial Project Experience

We understand the additional planning, coordination and control requirements involved in larger buildings and developments.

Electric and Wet System Knowledge

We can explain the practical differences between electric and water-based underfloor heating for your project.

Heat Pump Compatible Design

We plan suitable wet systems around lower operating temperatures, room heat loss and the available heated floor area.

Zoned Heating Controls

We design separate heating zones around room use, occupancy patterns and operating schedules.

Support After Installation

Our services include commissioning, maintenance, diagnostics and repairs for suitable systems.

Local Service Coverage

We provide commercial underfloor heating services across Dublin and the surrounding Leinster counties.

Brands We Work With

Plan the Heating Before the Floor Construction Is Finalised

Commercial underfloor heating should be considered before finished floor levels, insulation, screed and floor coverings are confirmed.

The proposed heating layout may affect:

  • Floor build-up and available installation depth
  • Door and threshold heights
  • Stair connections
  • Fixed furniture and display units
  • Commercial kitchen equipment
  • Manifold and control locations
  • Electrical requirements
  • Heat pump or boiler specifications
  • Screed drying and commissioning schedules
  • Access for future maintenance

The final floor covering must also be compatible with the system. Tile and stone generally transfer heat effectively, while timber, vinyl and carpet products may have specific temperature or thermal resistance limits.

If architects, builders, electrical contractors, flooring specialists and heating contractors are involved, their responsibilities should be agreed before installation begins.

Send us the available floor plans, heat-loss calculations and project specifications. We can review the information and identify what needs to be confirmed.

Need a Commercial Underfloor Heating Solution?

Whether you are planning a new development, renovating an existing property or dealing with a faulty system, tell us what support you need.

We will assess the project and help you understand whether you require design, installation, commissioning, maintenance or repair.

Areas We Serve

Commercial Underfloor Heating Across Dublin and Leinster

We support commercial underfloor heating projects and existing systems across Dublin and the surrounding Leinster counties.

Dublin

Commercial system design, installation, maintenance and repairs throughout Dublin city and county.

Kildare

Underfloor heating for offices, retail properties, developments and suitable commercial projects across County Kildare.

Meath

Commercial underfloor heating support for new construction, renovations and existing buildings throughout County Meath.

Not in these areas? Contact us and we will let you know if we can help.

Discuss Your Commercial Underfloor Heating Project

Tell us whether you need a new installation, system design, maintenance or help with an existing fault.

Provide the property location, approximate floor area and current project stage. Where possible, include drawings, heating specifications and photographs of any existing controls or manifolds.

Address

Europa House, Dublin Industrial Estate, Dublin 11, D11 V500

Phone

(01) 726 7978

Email

info@theunderfloorheatingcompany.ie

Opening Hours

Monday-Sunday : 6:00 AM–8:00 PM

faqs

What is commercial underfloor heating?

Commercial underfloor heating uses electric cables or warm-water pipes beneath the floor to heat a workplace, development or other commercial building. Systems can be divided into separate zones to suit different rooms, operating hours and temperature requirements.

Underfloor heating may be suitable for offices, shops, showrooms, hotels, restaurants, apartment developments, childcare facilities, healthcare properties and other commercial buildings. Suitability depends on heat loss, floor construction, available floor area and how the building is used.

Wet underfloor heating is often considered for larger areas, new buildings and projects using a heat pump. Electric systems may be more practical for smaller rooms, renovations or spaces with limited installation depth. The right option depends on the property and expected operating pattern.

Yes. A correctly designed wet underfloor heating system can work with a suitable heat pump. The building’s heat loss, pipe spacing, floor covering, heating zones and required water temperature must all be considered during the design.

Yes. We inspect and maintain suitable electric and wet systems. Depending on the installation, this may include checking thermostats, sensors, controls, manifolds, pumps, actuators, flow rates and individual heating zones.