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December 15, 2008 00:12 AM BY STACEY BARRUS
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Who isn’t a fan of saving energy,
especially if it’s easy? More than ever
before, homebuilders, househunters, and home renovators
alike are looking for energy-efficient heating
options for houses.We say they need look no
further than radiant
heaters for their ideal home heating solution.
Learn what many others are
learning every day: radiant
heaters are the most efficient form of heat
available in today’s market.
Significantly less operating time is required to attain
and maintain the desired warmth compared to
furnaces and other, traditional methods of
heating, which keeps operational costs to a minimum.
High efficiency boilers or
electric radiant floor systems makes radiant
heat one of your most efficient ways to heat your
home. Combined with a well-insulated home these
systems can quickly warm your home and then shut
down or wait idle for long periods of time before being
called upon by the thermostat to operate.
Radiant Heaters Tip:
It might take a little effort, but being
more environmentally friendly doesn’t have to
involve major renovations. Many people waste a lot of
energy by not sealing cracks, doors and windows.
Checking to make sure a home’s insulation
is in good shape and replacing it if it’s not is
another good surefire way to stop, prevent, and
reverse energy waste.
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March 29, 2012 00:03 AM BY JEN HALLAM
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Discover Radiant
Heated Floors that are Right for You
You’ll
find many
radiant
floor heating systems
on the market today, each with their own designed
application. Have you decided that radiant
heated floors are right for you? Wanting warm
floors for your home is a good place to start, but then how
do you know which is the best
radiant floor heating system for your
situation? The best place to start is by doing some
well-informed research. Don't be afraid to contact
a radiant heat expert (888.488.9276) and ask
questions. You can also get a free
floor heating quote without any obligation.
 Make a list of what you expect your radiant
floor heating system to accomplish. Which
areas of your home or building project are going to need
coverage? What type of flooring are you looking to
heat? Once you have a good list in place, you can
begin your research on typical floor
heating systems and what they offer.
One great online radiant heat resource is the radiant
heat directory. This page has links to proven
products, reputable distributors, radiant heat product
documentation, illustrations and even video links. It may be
the single most informative web page out there, so
it’s definitely worth checking out. You'll also
find some handy radiant
floor heating installation tips on this site.
 If
you are a newcomer to the radiant
floor heating market you may be overwhelmed
with the countless choices available. It’s easy to
get lost and confused when faced with vast amounts of
information available and the varying technologies and
heat
cables you can purchase. When in doubt be sure to
investigate which manufacturers have been around the
longest. This usually means they are seasoned, hold
valuable amounts of information and technology at
their fingertips, and have already done a lot of
research on the consumer’s behalf when it comes to
radiant floor heating. Your desire for warm floors in
your home is their bottom line. So it pays for them to
have your best interests at heart as well as their
own.
In your search
for the best radiant heat provider, identify
which manufacturers have a good track record and a long
history of production and sales. The important thing
is to take your time, ask questions, make informed
decisions and value what other customers have to say
about specific manufacturers. Soon you’ll discover
for yourself the many comforts of a radiant heated
floor.
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February 27, 2012 00:02 AM BY WARMZONE
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Warmzone Continues Growth
Warmzone
Moves Headquarters to Larger Facility
Salt Lake City, Utah (PR WEB) – March 2,
2012 – Warmzone, a leading provider of radiant
heat solutions has announced that it is moving its
corporate headquarters from downtown Salt Lake
City to a much larger facility in Draper, Utah on
March 5, 2012. Located just 18 miles south of the old
Warmzone headquarters, the new facility boasts
greater office space and increased warehouse
capabilities.
 In spite of the sluggish economy and
recent economic challenges, Warmzone has continued
to experience growth, necessitating the move into a
larger building. The new facility will allow
Warmzone to significantly increase the amount of
inventory it has in its Utah facility, which will
ultimately translate into even quicker service for
Warmzone customers.
“We
feel fortunate that we’ve been able to grow our
business in these difficult times,” stated
Executive Vice President, Brandon Weaver, “and
we attribute the growth to our superior customer service
and support. In today’s economy, people are
demanding more in an effort to stretch their
dollars, and it’s not enough to just offer
competitive pricing. Businesses have to earn
customers’ trust and provide expert service from
beginning to end.”
In addition
to Warmzone’s preeminent customer services, the
company offers a wide variety of proven radiant
heating solutions. This allows Warmzone to offer
the ideal solution for the unique needs of each
customer. Every project is carefully evaluated and designed
prior to any installation. Given the wide product
offering and renowned customer services,
Warmzone’s growth seems a natural
progression.
“We’re looking forward to settling into
the new building,” Weaver added.
“The move will certainly benefit our customers.
One thing’s for certain,” he
concluded, “we will continue to focus on what got
us here, and that’s our superior products
and our industry leading service.”
Toll
Free: 888.488.9276 |
Phone: 801.948.7500 |
Fax: 801.948.7599
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Outdoor Radiant Heating Systems
As radiant
heated floors have gained new
popularity, so too have heated
driveways and radiant snow melting
systems. Homeowners are discovering the advantages
of automated
snow melting systems and ditching their snow
shovels and bags of salt. And businesses are
getting in on the act too.
Radiant
snow melting systems have proven to be
invaluable for ramps, loading docks and
pedestrian walkways. Employees can focus on their
jobs instead of taking time out to shovel snow
during the winter months, and liability for slips
and falls on icy sidewalks is greatly diminished.
The increased safety and productivity far
outweigh the costs, as businesses continue to seek
out radiant heat snow melting solutions.
Home
settings like steps, patios or sidewalks that lead
to a hot tub are popular applications for
snow
melting systems. Hydronic
or electric
snow melting systems can be installed
for both heated sidewalks/driveways or heated
floors. While radiant snow melting systems are
typically installed in new construction
applications, radiant heat can also be installed in
existing driveways and sidewalks.
Using
saw-cut technology, grooves can be cut into concrete
or asphalt surfaces and heat cable can then be
placed in the grooves. An epoxy topcoat is
then applied to seal the heat cable in the grooves.
A sand broadcast can be applied to the surface
before the epoxy cures if you want additional
traction and safety.
Heat
cable can also be placed on top of an old
asphalt driveway and then a new layer of
asphalt is then applied on top of that and
compacted. (ClearZone heat
cable is designed to withstand the extreme
temperature and stress of asphalt
applications.)
Radiant snow
melting systems can be customized
and installed in countless numbers of snow
melting applications. Call a Warmzone radiant
heat expert to learn more today,
888.488.9276.
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Make a Heated Driveway Work for You
The Days of
Manual Snow Removal are Over
Seriously
consider a life without back breaking snow removal. Can
you picture it? Are you smiling? Well, having a
radiant
snow melting system
right outside your front door makes that
snow-removal-less life possible. If you put a
heated driveway to work for you, chances are you'll
enjoy winter a whole lot more.
It doesn't
take much effort or upfront cost to make a radiant
heated driveway possible either. Radiant snow
melting systems are a simple addition to any new
driveway as they can be installed before the
concrete, pavers or asphalt goes down. But if you
have an existing driveway you don't need to lose heart
because heated driveways can also be
retrofitted in your current asphalt or concrete
driveway.
Radiant heated
driveways eliminate the back breaking, hand
shoveling, sweating work of manual snow removal. Heated
driveway systems are fully automated, so feel free to
sleep in or enjoy your morning coffee from the
warmth of your living room. When temperatures are
below a set point (usually 39° F) and the snow
sensor (pictured right⇒) detects moisture, it
signals the controller which then sends power to
the heat cables, outputting a steady stream of
warmth to keep your driveway clear of snow and ice. Once
the snow flakes hit the warmed surface they don't
have a chance to accumulate as they melt on
impact, leaving you with a heated
driveway constantly clear of snow. The snow is
left to accumulate where it is more appreciated, like
your front yard (for optimal snowball fights and snowman
building) or even your next door neighbor's
driveway.
If you've
told your neighbors about your heated driveway and they
still haven't installed a radiant
snow melting system of their own, you have
every right to silently snicker at them as you watch
from the warmth of your front window as they huff
and puff to remove their snow by hand. If you make
a heated driveway work for you, your snow removal days
are over. Forever.
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Warmzone Growth Continues
Warmzone
Moves Headquarters to Larger Facility
Salt Lake City, Utah (PR WEB) – March 2,
2012 – Warmzone, a leading provider of radiant
heat solutions has announced that it is moving its
corporate headquarters from downtown Salt Lake
City to a much larger facility in Draper, Utah on
March 5, 2012. Located just 18 miles south of the old
Warmzone headquarters, the new facility boasts
greater office space and increased warehouse
capabilities.
In spite of the sluggish economy and
recent economic challenges, Warmzone has continued
to experience growth, necessitating the move into a
larger building. The new facility will allow
Warmzone to significantly increase the amount of
inventory it has in its Utah facility, which will
ultimately translate into even quicker service for
Warmzone customers.
“We
feel fortunate that we’ve been able to grow our
business in these difficult times,” stated
Executive Vice President, Brandon Weaver, “and
we attribute the growth to our superior customer service
and support. In today’s economy, people are
demanding more in an effort to stretch their
dollars, and it’s not enough to just offer
competitive pricing. Businesses have to earn
customers’ trust and provide expert service from
beginning to end.”
In addition
to Warmzone’s preeminent customer services, the
company offers a wide variety of proven interior and exterior
radiant heating solutions. This allows
Warmzone to offer the ideal solution for the unique
needs of each customer. Every project is carefully
evaluated and designed
prior to any installation. Given the wide product
offering and renowned customer services,
Warmzone’s growth seems a natural progression.
“We’re looking forward to settling into
the new building,” Weaver added.
“The move will certainly benefit our customers.
One thing’s for certain,” he
concluded, “we will continue to focus on what got
us here, and that’s our superior products
and our industry leading service.”
Toll
Free: 888.488.9276 |
Phone: 801.948.7500 |
Fax: 801.948.7599
Visit us
online at
Warmzone.com.
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12637 S. 265 W.,
Suite 100
Draper, Utah 84020
Phone:
801.948.7500
Toll Free: 888.488.9276
Fax: 801.948.7599
info@warmzone.com
www.warmzone.com
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Make a Heated Driveway Work for You
The Days of
Manual Snow Removal are Over
Seriously
consider a life without back breaking snow removal. Can
you picture it? Are you smiling? Well, having a
radiant
snow melting system
right outside your front door makes that
snow-removal-less life possible. If you put a
heated driveway to work for you, chances are you'll
enjoy winter a whole lot more.
It doesn't
take much effort or upfront cost to make a radiant
heated driveway possible either. Radiant snow
melting systems are a simple addition to any new
driveway as they can be installed before the
concrete, pavers or asphalt goes down. But if you
have an existing driveway you don't need to lose heart
because heated driveways can also be
retrofitted in your current asphalt or concrete
driveway.
Radiant heated
driveways eliminate the back breaking, hand
shoveling, sweating work of manual snow removal.
Heated
driveway systems are fully automated, so
feel free to sleep in or enjoy your morning coffee
from the warmth of your living room. When temperatures
are below a set point (usually 39° F.) and
the snow
sensor (pictured right →) detects
moisture, it signals the controller which then sends
power to the heat cables, outputting a steady stream of
warmth to keep your driveway clear of snow and
ice. Once the snow flakes hit the warmed surface
they don't have a chance to accumulate as they melt on
impact, leaving you with a heated
driveway constantly clear of snow. The snow is
left to accumulate where it is more appreciated, like
your front yard (for optimal snowball fights and
snowman building) or even your next door
neighbor's driveway.
If you've
told your neighbors about your heated driveway and they
still haven't installed a radiant
snow melting system of their own, you have
every right to silently snicker at them as you
watch from the warmth of your front window as they huff
and puff to remove their snow by hand. If you make
a heated
driveway work for you, your snow removal days
are over. Forever.
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December 13, 2008 00:12 AM BY STACEY BARRUS
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Recently John Thiffault of Carriage Lane
Homes was recognized by the Canada Mortgage
and Housing Corporation for building homes that
maximize health and efficiency.So what is it about
Thiffault’s homes that set them apart
from other homes, and make them safer and more
efficient?Well, Radiant
Heaters are one way.
Health Benefits. Radiant
heaters improve the air quality, which is
important, especially for anyone who suffers from either
dust allergies or asthma. The heated towel rails
provide ample heat alleviating a breeding ground
for germs to multiply not to mention the added
benefit of not having change filters or clean heat
ducts.
Health experts also claim that
radiant heaters can help in eliminating dust
mites that live in our homes, and since dust mites love
a warm moist environment, towel heaters aid in
maintaining a consistent room temperature and
keep it moisture free. Furthermore, mold and mildew are
also caused from excessive moisture especially in
bathrooms with insufficient ventilation.By
placing radiant heaters or a radiant heat towel
rack in the bathroom you can combat the spread of germs
for only pennies a day.
Efficiency. Radiant
heaters are the most efficient form of heat
available. Significantly less operating time is required
to maintain the desired warmth compared to
furnaces and other methods of heating keeping
operational costs to a minimum. High efficiency boilers
or electric radiant floor systems makes radiant heat one
of your most efficient ways to heat your home.
Coupled with a well insulated home these systems
can quickly warm your home and then shut down or wait
idle for long periods of time before being called upon
by the thermostat to operate.
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December 20, 2008 00:12 AM BY STACEY BARRUS
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Not traditionally
used in heating homes, flat panel radiant
heaters are used to heat objects via radiant heat
transfer. These radiant heaters have traditionally
been used in a variety of industries and applications,
such as space heating, drying, curing, and water
evaporation. More recently, these heating systems are also
gaining popularity in home heating applications as well.
Radiant
heaters use different types of emitter surfaces. Choices
include: quartz, high-temperature glass, stainless
steel, and ceramic tiles. These are all materials that
are easily and efficiently used in home applications
such as flooring, countertops, and towel racks. Because
these items are easily turned into emitter surfaces for
radiant heat, they can easily and beautifully be
incorporated into home heating applications such as
heated floors, walls, and towel racks.
To find out about radiant heaters for your home,
check with the folks at warmzone.com. They have a
complete product catalog of radiant heating solutions
that can accommodate almost any application or budget.
Radiant Heaters Tip: radiant heaters a great way
to efficiently heat a home, while maximizing your
home’s beauty, but they are very cost effective
and easy to install.
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November 15, 2010 00:11 AM BY JEN HALLAM
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Your
One-Stop-Shop Radiant Heat Needs are Met at Warmzone
We all get a
little bit leery when we think of one-stop-shopping. Because
after all, can one place really be invested in knowing
everything about everything? Do you really trust a
store that you sells toothbrushes as well as carpet?
Maybe trust isn’t the right word; maybe the question
is can you have confidence that the guy leading you to
the oral hygiene isle will also be able to consult you
on the best carpeting for your home?
Not all places
are like this of course. There are many one-stop-shops
that offer great products and an even better knowledge base.
Warmzone is that source for all your
radiant heat
needs. They have taken the time to become very
smart in a niche that makes sense to homeowners. Heating
our homes is always a top priority when considering a move
or a newly built home.
Warmzone offers
heating products for everything – literally –
from the top of your home all the way to the basement.
You can start with radiant snow melting systems for
your roof and then move down and install an electric
radiant
floor heating system. Warmzone is your
one-stop-shop for heated floors, heated
roofs, and heated
driveways. If you are wondering how to determine
what radiant heat solution is best for you, Warmzone
professionals have the expertise for that as well. The
radiant heating experts at Warmzone are trained to
walk you through your project start to finish.
Shopping for home heating is now easier than ever, and
thanks to Warmzone, one-stop-shopping doesn’t
have to be a dirty term.
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November 07, 2011 00:11 AM BY WARMZONE
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Warmzone ComfortTile Radiant Floor Heating Systems
Make Every
Day a Spa Day for Your Customers
Give your
customers’ homes the spa treatment. Take the
chill out of their bathroom remodel with Warmzone
ComfortTile radiant floor heating
systems. Easily installed directly under tile,
natural stone and other surfaces, ComfortTile
heated floor mats provide comfortable,
even floor temperatures, in bathrooms, kitchens, or
entryways. Just about anywhere there’s a tiled
surface is a great place for the comfort of
ComfortTile. And with a low 3/16-inch (3 mm) profile,
ComfortTile is a non-evasive add-on to any renovation.
ComfortTile heating cable is
available on the spool, or pre-spaced with an
adhesive-backed fiberglass mesh backing, allowing for
simple rollout and installation of the mat under the
subfloor of any tiled surface. Floor warming
mats are pre-terminated for use with 120 and 240V,
and are available in various lengths (24-inch
width). And all ComfortTile systems include a GFCI
protected thermostat
and strapping to secure and place heating cable.
For ease of installation, all sizes and cable spacing
adjustments can also be made on-site. Matched with
premium materials, ComfortTile twin conductor heat
cable provides smooth floor heating performance
and fast response times.
This
efficiency isn’t limited to cable performance. By
installing electric radiant
heated floors, your customers can expect watch a
small investment grow substantially. Radiant heat
delivers higher levels of comfort at lower
temperatures than conventional forced air systems,
without a reliance on natural gas. There are no
vents involved, so air pollutants, as well as the
costs of duct cleaning and filter changing associated
with forced air systems are virtually eliminated.
The good news, of course, is that while their
appeal is high, the initial cost of installation
is relatively low, making ComfortTile radiant heat
a great addition to any remodel job. ComfortTile
systems coordinate with electronic thermostats specifically
designed to control electric radiant floor heating
systems for maximum comfort while minimizing power
consumption. With Warmzone ComfortTile radiant
heated floors, you can heat one room, or heat
them all at the same time, if you wish. The system
can be programmed to match customer habits,
delivering heat where they are, when they need it,
without being subjected to drafts, dramatic
fluctuations in temperature, and large heating
bills.
It’s
never too late to offer your customers the warmth and
luxury of a ComfortTile radiant heated floor. Call
Warmzone today at 888.488.9276 to find out how
Warmzone can partner with you to sell and install your
next ComfortTile project.
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Add Warmth and Luxury to Wood Floors
Sell your Customers on the Benefits of FloorHeat
If your
client is looking for an electric radiant heat product
to warm their wood floors, don’t forget to
include Warmzone’s low-voltage FloorHeat radiant heat
system in your recommendation. This state-of-the-art
radiant heat
technology features an extremely low-profile heating
element designed to radiate heat safely, evenly
and efficiently through just about any type of
surface. Because of its efficiency, affordability and
ease of installation,
contractors are increasingly turning to FloorHeat
for use in a wide variety of electric radiant heat
applications.
FloorHeat
features a low-voltage, self-regulating, semi-conductive
polyethylene heating element that comes in 9- or
12-inch-wide rolls. The polymer-heating element
itself is thin by design, so it will not affect
floor buildup, weight loads or flooring choices.
Available in
9- or 12-inch-wide rolls, it is a very non-evasive
application that does not require elaborate ductwork or
vent installation, making it a safe bet for
inclusion into just about any remodel job. And as
true for every Warmzone purchase, it comes with the
wisdom and experience of a knowledgeable team of radiant
heat experts. They’ll be there every step
of the way, partnering with you to choose the best
radiant heat system for your customer’s
needs and budget, and providing the support
you’ll need to successfully complete your
FloorHeat installation.
So
you’ve already installed wood floors throughout
your customer’s home, and they’re
realizing that radiant heat
may be a good idea. No need to tear up and start
over. If you can assess the floor joists from below,
you can easily retrofit a customer’s floor with
RetroHeat radiant
heat. RetroHeat
floor heating panels can be cut to the
desired length and safely stapled in between floor
joists. After stapling, you just have to connect
the electrical system, and install batt insulation
underneath the panels which directs heat up through the
floor.
It’s
never too late to benefit from the warmth and luxury of
a FloorHeat
radiant heated floor. Call Warmzone today at
888.488.9276 to find out how Warmzone can
partner with you to reach your home improvement
objectives.
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November 29, 2008 00:11 AM BY STACEY BARRUS
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With the current housing market being so
unpredictable, we’re seeing an increasing
number of homeowners are opting to stay put in their
homes, rather than buy a new home. They find
that one way to make their current home a better
fit for them is to remodel the kitchen or
bathroom, or upgrade the home’s heating systems.
While there isn’t a single heating
system out there that is an ideal fit for every
project, there is an ideal system for every
project. Warmzone.com can provide you with the
heating
systems you desire, as well as consult with you on
which systems would be the best fit for your
project.
Hydronic under floor heating
systems are some of the most popular forms of
radiant heat. In the most recent hydronic
heating systems, PEX radiant tubing has been
installed in a concrete mass called Gypsum Concrete or
“Gypcrete.” This method of heating
system installation works very well in most
applications, but there have been developments
in the installation process of hydronic under
floor heating that make it easier to install for certain
situations. This new development is known as a
low-mass or modular board underlayment system.
Rather than embedding the hot water tubing in
concrete, the PEX tubing is laid in the grooves of
pre-cut wood panels. This new method is ideal
for remodeling and most new construction
projects.
Heating System Tip: The hydronic
under-floor heating
system was first used by the Romans; there have
obviously been significant developments since
that time.
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Now is the Time to Install Radiant Heat
Now is the Time to Save Money and go "Green" with a
Clean Radiant Heat Snow Melting System
If you’re one of those unfortunate
souls who has to manually remove snow from
the driveway and walks every winter, you may want to
reconsider your methods. The passing of new snow
removal laws (such as that in Massachusetts)
don’t make it any easier on homeowners, who
are now mandated to provide snow and
ice-free walkways for pedestrians. If the sidewalks
are not cleared, property owners are not
only susceptible to personal injury lawsuits,
but they also face the possibility of fines, levied
by the local government. Removing snow from
your driveway and sidewalks is no longer an
option – it’s the law
Many consumers stock up on salt and other
snow melting chemicals to ease the physical
burden of shoveling the snow, but the amount of
time, money and adverse environmental
effects of these chemicals can be evident
year round. While effective in melting snow,
salt and chemicals are not so friendly to
the surrounding landscape. When spring hits,
the bordering grass and shrubs often reveal the ugly
scars from the repeated salt and chemical
use during the winter.
So if you’re serious about going
green (in more ways than one), consider
this. Radiant heat snow melting systems:
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Of course, one of the most significant
“selling points” of radiant snow
melting systems is that it eliminates the time
consuming, physical demands of the
homeowner.
The best time to purchase and install a snow
melting system is during the early spring.
You are much more likely to discover discounted
prices, because the demand typically wanes when the
weather begins to warm. Springtime is a time
when homeowners are more interested in
outdoor grills and barbeques than snow melting
systems. Of course, once the summer has run
its course and Old Man Winter is peeking around the
corner, consumers tend to scramble to install a snow
melting system before the first storm hits.
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Pipe Tracing Systems
Prevent Water
Damage from Ruptured Pipes
Every year that we grace this earth with
our presence, our lives seem to get more
complicated. We go from fighting our parents
when they tell us it is nap time to
sitting at our desks during the work day
dreaming of nap time. Busy lives leave
little time for peace and quiet. New
products come out every day designed to simplify
our lives and make one aspect of it a
bit more manageable. Some of these products are
gimmicks or passing fads (a flash in the
pan, my grandma would say) and others
prove to have staying power. One of these
simplifying ideas here to stay is a
snowmelt system. Snowmelt
systems are designed to simplify
your life and save you time clearing snow from
your driveway and sidewalks.
Radiant snowmelt
systems lie beneath the surface of your
driveway and/or sidewalk and work
automatically to keep your property clear of
snow. Busy people with hectic lives
across the country are jumping on the driveway
heating bandwagon because it not
only saves precious time but also precious money
as well. Over time you’ll save
money on snow blowers, shovels, snow gear,
ice melt, and other snow melting chemicals.
You’ll also be protecting your
driveway from harsh chemicals and plowing as
well as from ice and snow.
Snowmelt systems are energy efficient,
so once the initial investment of
installation has passed, your cost to run and
operate the driveway heating system is
minimal – especially since they are
programmed to run only when needed. The
automatic
sensors detect moisture and turn the system
on only when the snow starts to fall.
See, I told you it was simple. So go ahead,
simplify your life this year and install
a heated
driveway system.
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Now is the Time to Install (cont.)
While snow melting systems have become more
affordable, it is still not a home
improvement purchase that should be done on a whim.
Do some research and deal with experts who
will openly talk to you about the various
products available. Don’t be fooled into
thinking that some provider has the
ready-made system that is perfect for your needs.
You need unbiased professionals. Talk to the
experienced radiant heat staff at Warmzone
and learn the “how’s,
what’s and why’s “ before
you make any decisions.
Warmzone is a trusted, leading provider of
radiant heat systems, for good reason.
We’ve been around a long time, and we offer a
wide variety of proven systems from only the
most reputable manufacturers. We’re not
“locked in” to selling one brand or
“one size fits all” system. In
fact, Warmzone provides customized solutions for all
of its customers, and works within your
budget. We engineer, design and review every
aspect of your project so that your system meets
your needs, while keeping within your
budget.
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Radiant heated driveway with tire track configuration.
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If you are
serious the environment and looking for a
“green” solution for snow melting,
look no further than Warmzone. Warmzone stands
proudly by the quality of our products and
services. Our radiant heat products are tested and
proven to be among the best in the industry. Call
888.488.9276 or email Warmzone at info@warmzone.com
today. Your initial consultation and project estimate is
absolutely free.
For more
information on radiant heated
driveways, radiant floor
heating, or roof deicing
and gutter melt systems, browse our web
site or call 888.488.9276.
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