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      Radiant Heat      

Radiant in-floor heat is a game changer in having consistent, controllable heating throughout your house.

TCR has decades worth of experience in designing and optimizing radiant heat systems making us a lead hydronic heating company in northern Arizona.

A wall-mounted plumbing system with copper pipes, gauges, valves, and control panels. The setup includes multiple pipes and fittings, a white boiler unit, digital thermostats, and gauges.
Interior view of a house under construction with visible electrical wiring and radiant floor heating pipes installed by TCR Rooter on the subfloor.
Digital thermostats showing various room temperatures mounted on a wooden wall, each labeled for different rooms.

Radiant heat is broken up into zones that can be individually controlled.

Interior view of a house under construction showing radiant in-floor heat provided by TCR Rooter.
A boiler system with copper and brass pipes, a white control panel, and a large cylindrical water heater tank in a mechanical room.

Additionally, the boiler that feeds the radiant heat loops can also feed an indirect water heater to get near limitless hot water.

A wall-mounted heating system with copper pipes, a white boiler labeled 'NAVIEN,' a expansion tank, a circulating pump, and a thermostat in a utility room.

Alternatively, a combination boiler can be used to feed the radiant heat loops and act like a tankless water heater for continuous hot water.

Electrical control panel with digital displays and circuit diagrams.
Heating system with copper pipes, a gray expansion tank, a red boiler, and a control panel in a utility room.

TCR can also implement radiant heat on a commercial scale job.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Radiant heat is popular in Flagstaff because it provides even, consistent warmth throughout a room instead of uneven heat and dry air typical of forced-air systems, which matters in a climate with cold winters and extended periods below freezing. Call 928-773-4905 to discuss whether radiant heat is a good fit for your new build.

  • This depends on your priorities: a boiler-based forced system can heat a home faster, but radiant floor heat tends to deliver more consistent comfort and is usually more energy-efficient over the long run, especially in a cold climate like Flagstaff's. Call 928-773-4905 and we can talk through what makes sense for your specific home and goals.

  • Yes, radiant floor heating can heat an entire home when it's properly designed and sized for the space, and it's a common primary heat source in many custom homes built in colder climates like Flagstaff. Call 928-773-4905 to discuss whether whole-home radiant heat is the right fit for your build.