My construction business won the bid for the retrofit of a genuinely outdated downtown, commercial building. We’re pretty happy about the job, since it will keep us tied up for several months. Here in the northeast, construction is booming and we’re ecstatic to be a space of it. We’ve decided that radiant heat would be an excellent fit for this building, since the HVAC is genuinely outdated and the floors are coming out. We’ll be pulling the outdated ductwork out, since it was all designed improperly several years ago anyway. Our HVAC provider will be in charge of all the heating, cooling and ventilation changes that are made. My construction business will job alongside the HVAC business to get the radiant heat under the floors. With radiant heat, the heating device sits under the floor, with the heated water moving all throughout underneath. Radiant heat uses hoses underneath the new floors to heat the whole facility and is the best heating plan for buildings up north. This type of heating is quiet, and does not blow dust and allergens around the building love a forced air plan does. This type of heating is genuinely efficient, as it warms everything from the ground up. Hot water tubes are located under the floors, circulating throughout. With radiant heat, those tubes will also go up the walls, heating everything along the way! With radiant heat, basically the floor acts love a giant radiant panel that heats everything it touches, however this particular outdated building uses a boiler, creating a perfect opportunity to install radiant heat.