Heat you feel in your feet and never hear
Radiant floors in the bathroom you're renovating, hydronic baseboard in the addition, a new zone so the nursery stops fighting the living room — quiet hot-water heat is what a boiler shop does best.
Hydronic comfort
Where warm water beats warm air
Forced air is fast and cheap to move around; hot water is silent, even, and doesn't blow dust. In a borough full of hot-water boilers, extending that system is often smarter than bolting on something new — the boiler you already own can feed a radiant floor loop or a run of baseboard with one manifold and some honest piping.
What we install and fix
- Radiant floor loops for bathrooms, kitchens, and full renovations — designed around your floor construction, tied into the existing boiler where it makes sense
- Hydronic baseboard for additions and rooms the old system never reached, sized to the room's actual heat loss
- Zoning — zone valves and circulators so the second floor, the addition, and the basement each answer to their own thermostat
- Repairs — cold loops, air-bound baseboard, failed zone valves, manifold leaks, and the mystery zone that never worked since the last renovation
The renovation window
Radiant floors are a floors-open job — the affordable moment is during the renovation, not after the tile is down. If you're planning work, get us in at the rough stage; the crew that fabricates its own sheet metal plays well with contractors, and one customer's review says exactly that: we coordinated with his plumbers so well he "felt like family."