With years of hands-on experience, we install electric and hydronic radiant floor heating systems that provide silent, efficient, and consistent warmth. Chicago homeowners trust us to bring lasting comfort underfoot — without the noisy vents or cold tile mornings.
Every home is different — that’s why we tailor radiant heating layouts to match your room dimensions, insulation levels, and flooring type. Our attention to detail ensures even heat distribution, energy efficiency, and no more chilly corners.
Out with the old, in with the warm. We remove existing flooring and prep the subfloor to perfection, ensuring your radiant heating system performs flawlessly. No mess, no shortcuts — just clean, professional installation you can rely on.
From sleek downtown condos to classic two-flats in the suburbs, we design systems that work for your lifestyle and your building. Whether it’s a single bathroom or an entire home, we’ve got the tools and expertise to keep you cozy through Chicago winters.
We treat your home like it’s our own. Our licensed technicians handle everything from planning and permits to final walkthrough — keeping you informed at every step. With clear timelines, honest pricing, and a reputation built on results, we're your go-to team for radiant floor heating in Chicago.
Warm your home from beneath with radiant floor heating that evenly distributes heat across every room. Ideal for Chicago’s cold winters, this system offers silent operation, improved efficiency, and unmatched comfort.
Electric floor heating uses low-profile heating cables installed under your flooring for fast and precise temperature control. It’s perfect for remodels, smaller rooms, and homeowners seeking energy savings with modern convenience.
Hydronic systems circulate heated water through tubing beneath your floors for consistent, whole-home warmth. This energy-efficient solution is best for larger spaces and long-term comfort with reduced utility costs.
Tile floors stay warm and welcoming with radiant heat systems installed beneath the surface. Perfect for kitchens and bathrooms, this upgrade combines style and comfort while eliminating the chill of bare tile.
SunTouch offers proven electric heating mats that deliver reliable, zoned warmth with digital control. We install SunTouch systems seamlessly, ensuring efficient heat beneath your tile, stone, or laminate floors.
Step into comfort with radiant heat beneath your bathroom tiles — no more cold floors on winter mornings. Our custom installations add spa-like warmth while boosting the value and energy efficiency of your space.
The cost to install radiant floor heating in Chicago typically ranges from $10 to $20 per square foot, depending on whether you choose an electric or hydronic system, as well as the floor type and layout complexity. Hydronic systems usually have a higher upfront cost but make up for it with greater energy efficiency and lower long-term operating expenses. We’ve installed systems across a wide range of homes and can help you choose the most cost-effective solution based on your specific layout and goals.
Yes — radiant heat flooring can be installed under existing tile in bathrooms with proper preparation. In most cases, the tile must be removed to ensure even heat distribution and safe electrical or tubing installation. However, low-profile electric mats can sometimes be installed over existing subfloors if conditions are right
The most radiant heat–friendly flooring types for cold climates like Chicago include tile and stone, which offer exceptional heat conductivity and durability; luxury vinyl plank (LVP), known for its compatibility with radiant systems and moisture resistance; and engineered hardwood, which remains stable in varying temperatures, though it’s important to check the manufacturer's specifications. Homeowners should avoid thick carpets or solid hardwoods, as these materials can insulate heat and reduce system efficiency.
The installation time depends on the system type and project scope. For electric radiant mats in a single room (e.g., bathroom), installation typically takes 1–2 days. A full hydronic system in a whole-home remodel or new build can take 5–10 days, including system setup, testing, and floor reinstallation.