My husband and I recently remodeled our home. The home is a historical up-to-date home that has been in the family for multiple generations. Needless to say, it was well-past time for an update. As my husband and I were remodeling our home—repainting rooms, updating the furniture, etc.—we even made the decision to get rid of the seasoned carpeting plus install wood flooring instead. The lovely wooden tones of the flooring the two of us had picked out absolutely complimented the décor and brought out the softer tones in the walls the two of us had just finished painting. Before the two of us had begun the process of replacement, but our husband asked me about my impressions on radiant floors—the flooring we’d picked out had mentioned in the description that it was a perfect option for radiant floor heating. I have to admit, I had never heard of such a thing. Initially, the two of us both said no but after he had taken a long time just to research the subject, our husband absolutely wanted to Springtime for the radiant flooring. He told myself and others all about how the savings from the energy efficiency heavily outweigh the replacement costs but what absolutely sold myself and others was the fact that in the Winters the two of us wouldn’t be getting out of bed plus sticking my legs against an icy floor first thing in the afternoon. All of us ended up paying the extra fee to have the heated flooring plus almost immediately it paid for itself in energy efficiency. I feel so ecstatic the two of us did not get “cold feet” about the decision to install heated flooring, our energy costs are lower, plus our toes are warmer because of it.
Who would have thought radiant floors could make such a big difference