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ELECTRIC UNDERFLOOR HEATING
Electric Underfloor Heating Installation in Dublin
Enjoy comfortable heat beneath your floor with an electric underfloor heating system designed around your room and flooring.
We install electric heating mats and cable systems in bathrooms, kitchens, en-suites, extensions and other rooms across Dublin and Leinster.
Our team can help you choose the correct system, heating output and thermostat. We also plan the installation around the floor area, insulation and final floor finish.
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Electric underfloor heating needs careful planning and correct installation. We focus on clear communication, tidy workmanship and proper system testing throughout the project.
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Get Electric Underfloor Heating in 3 Simple Steps
We make the process straightforward, from assessing your room and recommending the right electric heating system to installation, testing and handover.
1. Tell us about your room
Tell us about the size of the room, the existing floor, the planned floor finish and how you want to use the heating.
Photos, measurements and information about the wider renovation can help us understand what the project involves.
2. We plan and install the system
We recommend a suitable heating mat or cable system and plan the layout around the available floor area.
Fixed furniture, sanitaryware, appliances and other areas where heating should not be installed are considered before work begins.
Professional Electric Underfloor Heating for Irish Homes
Electric underfloor heating uses heating mats or loose cables installed beneath the finished floor. The system converts electricity into heat, warming the floor surface and the room above it.
Each room normally has its own thermostat, allowing you to control the temperature and heating times separately from the rest of the property.
Electric systems are commonly chosen for bathrooms, en-suites, kitchens and individual room renovations. They have a relatively slim build-up and can be easier to incorporate into an existing property than a traditional water-based system.
The correct system depends on the room size, insulation, heat loss and final floor covering. We assess these details before recommending the heating output and installation method.
Comfortable Floor Heating Without Bulky Radiators
Electric underfloor heating can provide comfortable and controllable warmth without taking up valuable wall space.
It can be especially useful in rooms where a warm floor makes a noticeable difference, such as bathrooms and en-suites.
Even Heat Across the Floor
Heating mats and cables spread warmth across the usable floor area instead of concentrating it around one radiator.
Individual Room Control
A dedicated thermostat allows the room to follow its own temperature and heating schedule.
Suitable for Renovations
The slim construction of many electric systems makes them a practical option when renovating an individual room.
More Usable Wall Space
Removing or reducing the need for a radiator can provide more flexibility for furniture, storage and room layouts.
Different System Options
Heating mats work well in regular-shaped rooms. Loose cable systems can be useful in smaller or irregular areas.
Compatible With Different Floors
Electric underfloor heating can be installed beneath several types of flooring when the correct system and temperature settings are used.
Electric or Wet Underfloor Heating?
Electric and wet underfloor heating provide similar comfort, but they suit different projects.
Electric underfloor heating is commonly selected for individual rooms, bathrooms and smaller renovations. Installation is generally simpler because the system does not need water pipes, a manifold or a connection to the central heating circuit.
Wet underfloor heating is often more suitable for complete homes, larger extensions and new builds. It can also be designed to operate with a heat pump.
Running costs need to be considered when choosing between the two. An electric system may be practical for a smaller room used at set times, but it may cost more to operate across a large area or complete property.
We can assess the project and explain which option makes the most sense for the space.
OUR UNDERFLOOR HEATING SERVICES
Complete Underfloor Heating Support
Our services cover new installations, existing system problems, maintenance and complete system planning.
Wet Underfloor Heating Installation
Water-based underfloor heating uses pipes beneath the floor to circulate warm water. It is commonly installed in new builds, extensions and full property renovations.
Repairs and Fault-Finding
We investigate electric underfloor heating problems involving thermostats, floor sensors, controls, wiring and heating circuits.
Servicing and Maintenance
We inspect and maintain wet underfloor heating systems, including manifolds, pumps, actuators, controls and heating zones.
Design and Commissioning
We help plan underfloor heating layouts, heating zones, controls and operating settings for domestic and commercial projects.
Electric Underfloor Heating for Commercial Properties
We provide electric underfloor heating installation and system planning for suitable commercial properties across Dublin and Leinster.
We can coordinate the installation with the project’s flooring and electrical work.
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Why Choose Us
Electric Underfloor Heating Installed With Care
A reliable electric underfloor heating system depends on correct planning, suitable materials and testing at every important stage.
Electric heating knowledge
We understand heating mats, loose cable systems, floor sensors, thermostats and the preparation required for different rooms.
System planning
The heating layout is planned around the usable floor area, room shape, fixed furniture and final floor finish.
Flooring guidance
We explain how the chosen floor covering may affect system selection, heat transfer and temperature settings.
Careful system testing
Electrical readings should be checked before, during and after the flooring work to confirm the heating circuit has not been damaged.
Clear thermostat advice
We help you understand the thermostat, temperature settings and heating schedule so the system is easy to control.
Local service coverage
We provide electric underfloor heating services across Dublin and throughout the surrounding Leinster counties.
Plan the Heating Before Your New Floor Is Installed
Electric underfloor heating should be considered early in a bathroom, kitchen or flooring renovation.
The system layout must account for the available heated floor area, insulation, floor preparation, fixed fittings and final floor covering. Electrical connections and the position of the thermostat and floor sensor also need to be planned.
Contacting us before the flooring work begins allows these details to be reviewed and coordinated with the wider project.
If you already have room measurements, flooring details or project drawings, send them to our team and we can help you understand the next step.
Not Sure If Electric Underfloor Heating Is Right for Your Room?
Tell us about your property, room size and planned flooring. We will help you understand if electric underfloor heating is practical or if a wet system may be more suitable.
Areas we cover
Get a Quote for Electric Underfloor Heating
Planning a bathroom, kitchen, extension or flooring renovation? Tell us about your room and we will help you choose a suitable electric underfloor heating system.
We support homeowners, builders and commercial clients across Dublin and Leinster with system planning, installation and fault-finding.
Address
Europa House, Dublin Industrial Estate, Dublin 11, D11 V500
Phone
(01) 726 7978
info@theunderfloorheatingcompany.ie
Opening Hours
Monday-Sunday : 6:00 AM–8:00 PM
faqs
Is electric underfloor heating suitable for an existing home?
Yes. Electric systems are often used during bathroom, kitchen and individual room renovations. The existing floor, insulation, available floor height and final floor covering need to be assessed first.
Is electric underfloor heating expensive to run?
Running costs depend on the heated area, system output, electricity rate, insulation, thermostat settings and hours of use. Electric systems can be practical for smaller rooms used at set times, but a wet system may be more economical for heating a large area or complete home.
Can electric underfloor heating be the main heat source?
It may be possible in a well-insulated room if the system output can meet the room’s calculated heat loss. This should be checked before relying on it as the only source of heating.
What flooring is best for electric underfloor heating?
Tiles and stone are popular because they transfer heat effectively. Compatible laminate, engineered timber, vinyl and some carpet systems may also be used when the manufacturer’s guidance and temperature limits are followed.
Can electric underfloor heating be repaired?
Yes. We can investigate problems involving thermostats, floor sensors, electrical connections and heating circuits. The repair method depends on the type and location of the fault.