Heated Floors in Kitchens & Bathrooms

This is one of the biggest concerns homeowners have—and surprisingly, radiant floor heating is often more efficient than expected.

Why?

• Heat rises evenly from the floor instead of collecting near the ceiling

• Rooms feel comfortable at lower thermostat settings

• Systems run only when needed (especially with smart controls)

In bathrooms and kitchens, radiant floors are typically used as a comfort layer—not the primary heat source—making them an efficient addition rather than a major energy drain.

When paired with modern insulation and proper installation, they can actually reduce the need to crank up your main heating system.