Radiant Heating
Warm floors, even heat, no blowing dust. South Can designs and installs hydronic in-floor heating for basements, garages, shops and whole homes across Regina and southern Saskatchewan.
Comfort that starts underfoot
Hydronic in-floor heating circulates warm water through PEX tubing under your floor, turning the whole slab into a gentle, even radiator. The result is quiet, comfortable heat with no forced-air drafts and no dust being blown around the room.
We design and install in-floor systems for new builds, basements, heated garages, shops and additions across southern Saskatchewan, and we service existing radiant systems tied to a boiler. From loop layout to manifolds, zoning and commissioning, it's handled as one clean job.
What's included
- ✓ System design and loop layout
- ✓ PEX tubing install
- ✓ Manifolds and zoning
- ✓ Boiler / heat-source tie-in
- ✓ Controls and thermostats
- ✓ Pressure testing and commissioning
- ✓ Firm written quote and workmanship guarantee
Ideal for
- → Basements and new slabs
- → Heated garages and shops
- → Bathroom and tile floors
- → Whole-home comfort
- → Additions and renovations
In-floor heating FAQ
Can you add in-floor heating to an existing home?
In-floor heating is easiest to add during a slab pour or a renovation when the floor is open. We assess what is feasible in your home and give you honest options rather than promising something the floor structure won't allow.
Is radiant heating efficient?
Yes. Radiant in-floor heat delivers even, low-temperature warmth that pairs very well with a modern boiler, and because the heat radiates from the floor there is no blowing dust or hot-and-cold cycling.
Do I need a boiler for in-floor heat?
Yes — a boiler or combi unit is the heat source that warms the water circulating through the floor. We can design and supply both the boiler and the in-floor system as one project.
Want warm floors?
Get a firm, written quote from Kaleb for your in-floor project — no pressure, no surprises.