Warm floors on a cold morning are hard to beat. Radiant and hydronic heating circulates warm water through floors, baseboards, or panel radiators for even, silent, dust-free comfort — a natural fit for New York homes, additions, and garages.
Radiant heating services we provide
- In-floor radiant design and installation for new construction, remodels, and additions
- Baseboard and panel-radiator system service and upgrades
- Boiler and manifold sizing, zoning, and smart mixing controls
- Snow-melt systems for driveways and walks
- Repairs to existing radiant loops, circulators, and zone valves
Radiant done right starts with the math: heat-loss calculations, loop layout, and water temperatures matched to your floor construction. Appolo has designed hydronic systems across upstate New York since 1968 — including for the region’s builders.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is radiant floor heating expensive to run?
Usually the opposite — water carries heat far more efficiently than air, and radiant runs at lower temperatures. Paired with a condensing boiler, it’s among the most efficient ways to heat a New York home.
Can radiant be added to an existing home?
Often, yes. Retrofit options include above-subfloor panels, joist-bay installations from below, and low-profile overlays. A site visit tells us which approach fits your floors and budget.
Does radiant heat work with heat pumps?
Modern air-to-water heat pumps can drive low-temperature radiant beautifully. It’s an increasingly popular combination for efficient, all-electric homes — ask us whether your project is a fit.