Boilers & Radiant Heat

In-floor radiant heat is the quiet luxury of a well-built mountain home. Instead of blowing warm air around a room, a hydronic system circulates warm water through tubing in the floor, so heat rises evenly across the whole space — no cold spots, no drafts, no blowing dust. In a home with tall ceilings, big windows and stone floors, that even, floor-up warmth is the difference between a room that feels comfortable and one that never quite does.

At the center of every hydronic system is the boiler. We install and service modern high-efficiency condensing boilers that modulate their output to match the weather, so the system runs quietly and sips fuel instead of cycling hard. Paired with proper zoning, a boiler can heat your floors, your towel warmers, your snowmelt and your domestic hot water from one well-designed mechanical room.

Boilers and radiant are our specialty, and it is where a mountain contractor's experience matters most. A radiant system is only as good as its design — loop lengths, flow rates, manifold layout and controls all have to be right, or you end up with rooms that overshoot while others stay cool. We size and lay out every system deliberately so it performs the way it should for the life of the home.

High altitude changes how combustion equipment behaves. Thinner air means less oxygen for the burner, so boilers have to be set up and tuned for the elevation they actually run at — not for sea level. We commission every install for its real-world conditions and leave you a clean, labeled, serviceable mechanical room you can be proud of.

Already have a boiler or radiant system? We service and repair what is already in the ground. Whether it is an annual tune-up, a no-heat diagnosis, or a tired boiler that is ready for a high-efficiency replacement, we keep hydronic homes across the Wasatch Back warm through every winter.