Radiant heating delivers warmth by directly heating surfaces and objects—not the air.

• Commonly installed in floors or ceilings

• Operates via hot water tubing or electric coils

• Creates even, draft-free heat ideal for large open spaces

Ideal for:

• Warehouses and garages

• Gyms and recreation centers

• Lobbies and offices

• Workshops and automotive bays

There are two main types:

• Hydronic systems – circulate heated water through embedded tubing

• Electric systems – use resistance cables or mats beneath flooring

Yes—because:

• It operates at lower temperatures

• Reduces heat loss through ducts

• Warms occupants and surfaces directly

• Can be zoned for low-use areas

Absolutely—in-slab radiant tubing is common in:

• Commercial new construction

• Industrial flooring

• Cold storage loading zones

• Hydronic systems need occasional pump and valve checks

• Electric systems are nearly maintenance-free once installed

• No air filters or blower motors to maintain

Yes:

• Works alongside boilers, VRF systems, or heat pumps

• Can supplement forced-air systems in high-ceilinged areas

• Zoning and thermostats can be synced with other controls

Yes—it doesn’t move air, so:

• Reduces dust and allergens

• Keeps humidity levels more stable

• Eliminates need for duct cleaning

Compatible materials:

• Polished concrete

• Tile or stone

• Engineered hardwood

• Vinyl and carpet (with appropriate R-value consideration)

Yes—when installed professionally:

• No exposed heating elements

• No flammable parts or emissions

• Comfortable and silent operation

Yes—ETS specializes in both new construction and retrofit applications. Our team evaluates your space, flooring, and system layout to design a radiant heating solution that integrates seamlessly with your current HVAC setup.

Absolutely. We provide routine inspections, system flushing, and control calibration to keep your radiant heating operating efficiently and prevent costly downtime.

ETS offers prompt service for commercial clients across Central Ohio. Our technicians are equipped to diagnose and repair most radiant system issues on the first visit, minimizing disruption to your business.