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December 16, 2018
Are you one of those people who wears thick wool socks all winter long just to avoid the shock of freezing cold floors in the morning? Toss those socks aside—or save them for outdoor adventures—because heated floors are the ultimate winter upgrade!
When you live in the frozen tundra of Minnesota, in-floor heating shouldn’t be a luxury—it should be a necessity.
Radiant floor heating consists of small pipes installed beneath your flooring. Here’s how it works:
✔️ Water is heated by a gas or electric boiler or hot water solar panels.
✔️ The heated water is pumped through the pipes, warming your floors.
✔️ Heat radiates evenly throughout your space, keeping your home cozy from the ground up.
🔥 Goodbye, cold feet! Hello, warm floors & happy people!
Many people assume heated floors are inefficient or costly, but the truth is, they offer energy savings, better comfort, and improved aesthetics over traditional heating systems.
✔️ Radiant floor heating requires less energy to achieve the same warmth as forced-air systems.
✔️ Heat is concentrated where you need it most—at the lower half of the room.
✔️ No more hot air rising & cooling before it reaches your feet!
✔️ No more hot head, cold toes—heat rises evenly throughout your space.
✔️ Zoned heating lets you concentrate warmth in high-traffic areas like kitchens, bathrooms, and bedrooms.
🚫 No more noisy HVAC systems
🚫 No dust or allergens blown through vents
🚫 No cold drafts or uneven heating
Many homeowners love in-floor heating because it’s quiet, hidden, and highly efficient—no bulky vents or loud blowers!
If you’re tired of cold floors & high energy bills, consider upgrading to radiant floor heating. Whether you need a new installation or repairs, Finken’s in-floor heating specialists are here to help!
📞 Have questions? Call Finken at 877-346-5367 today!
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