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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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May 11, 2011 00:05 AM  BY WARMZONE
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Radiant Heated Floors
Home Remodeling Trends you can Really Warm up to
CBS Moneywatch.com recently identified
twelve trends in home remodeling for 2011.
The hottest projects—bathrooms, must-do
remodeling and warmer interior design
projects made the top three, with green living
coming in at number nine. With growing
concerns over rising fuel prices and carbon
footprints, it’s not surprising that more and
more homeowners are investing in their homes
to cut fuel consumption. Installing Warmzone
radiant heated
floors is a great way to keep up with
remodeling trends and recoup on home improvement
costs.
How does radiant heat
work? Heated floors radiate heat from
the floor up to keep you warm and comfortable when
cold weather sets in. Two types of
systems—electric heat
cable and hydronic
(water-based) tubing systems—when
installed in the subfloor of your home act as
heating elements to warm the surface above.
These heating cables/tubing coordinate with a
thermostat and sensors, as do traditional forced air
systems, to provide heat to your home.
Warmzone radiant
heat is green heat. Powered by electricity,
electric
radiant heat cables can heat a
surface in 30 to 60 minutes. Unlike forced air
systems, they are room specific. With the
help of sensors and a programmable
thermostat you can heat one room, or
heat them all quickly and efficiently, saving money
on your monthly gas bill. And unlike forced
air systems, they do not belch out the dust
and dirt that compromises air quality in your home.
A radiant heated
floor installation equals cheap equity.
Heated
floors give your home an impressive
level of comfort and customization with minimal
investment. Not sure you want to install
heated floors throughout you home just yet?
Warmzone offers a variety of heat cable
products that can be easily installed
under the subfloor of any room in your home, whether
it be bathroom tile, wood or even carpet.
If, as CBS Moneywatch.com suggests, the
over-arching remodeling trend for 2011 is to
tackle small projects while you wait to do the
really big remodeling project that’s
on your list, why not start by installing
heated flooring in your home.
Unlike other “one-size-fits-all”
radiant heat providers, Warmzone offers an array of
radiant
heated flooring solutions designed
to better match your individual project, and your
budget. The good news—many of these
floor
heating products can be installed by
do-it-yourself homeowners.
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Radiant Floor Heating Mats
Customizable
and Easy to Install
The versatility of a radiant floor
heating system designed with ComfortTile
heated floor
mats is quite astonishing. Your
customers can realistically choose any size and
shape room they dream of heating and ComfortTile
heated floor mats can make those dreams
come true. Electric
radiant heat is simple to achieve in
small or large areas alike. If you dream
it, you can heat it. Seriously, floor warming
has never been easier. ComfortTile floor heating is versatile and
simple to install.
Take advantage of new construction and
lay out your plan ahead of time for radiant
floor heating. For those who are
already in an established home - no
problem. You can stop coveting your
friend’s cozy floors and make heated floors a reality
in your home domicile. Homes can go from drafty
and unwelcoming to cozy and snug thanks
to the customizable options available with
Warmzone's ComfortTile heated floor mats.
Warmzone has radiant heat
professionals on hand to help
recommend the right amount of floor
warming mats you’ll need to
accomplish the desired floor heating as well
as design
and engineer your custom system. Although you
may not think that something odd shaped
can be heated with radiant
heating, think again. The best things in
life are odd shaped, including a fully
customizable radiant
floor heating system.
Request a FREE quote or call
888.488.9276 today.
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Heated Driveways and Roof Deicing
The Hottest
Home Remodeling Trends of 2011
Among the hottest types of projects listed in the
CBS Moneywatch.com Twelve Trends in Home
Remodeling are the “must do” and
green remodeling projects. If you are finally replacing
your roof or pouring a new driveway, consider
incorporating a snow
melting system into your project list. Radiant heat
is green heating technology that actually enhances the
life of your roof or driveway without impacting
your overall fuel consumption.
Warmzone roof deicing
systems are designed to prevent the buildup of snow,
ice and large icicles around roof eaves, drains
and valleys, preventing damage to your roof and
the potential for injury from falling icicles. And you
have several roof
heating options to choose from. How
it works—a Warmzone RoofHeat heating
element is embedded between two layers of vinyl,
which serve as protection from UV rays and other
potential physical damage. Lightweight, flexible and
easy to install, these panels can be placed under
new or existing asphalt, shake or tile shingles,
making roof
heating a low-cost, viable home remodeling
project.
Installing a
heated
driveway is another way to add safety,
convenience and efficiency to your household while
building equity. Warmzone cable is available in
pre-configured mats, making easy to roll out under
newly poured driveways or pavers. The cable generates
heat with the help of an automatic
sensor that detects inclement weather and
activates the system. It immediately detects changes in
temperature and moisture associated with snow and
similar weather conditions to warm up
your driveway so it’s clear before your
boots (or tires) ever see the pavement.
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Whether you
choose an electric
radiant heat snow melting system for your
roof or your driveway, you’ll also have the peace
of mind that comes with green living. Protecting
your roof from inclement weather and damage keeps
heat in, so your furnace doesn’t have to work as
hard, saving you in fossil fuel costs. A Warmzone
radiant heated
driveway system also saves your driveway from
damage caused by harsh snow melting chemicals or the
scraping of snow removal equipment, plus the energy you
expend clearing them, whether you’re
pushing a gas-burning snow blower, or shoveling.
Snow and
ice melt systems provided by Warmzone
deliver first class performance, efficiency, ease
of installation and energy conservation.
Partnering with Warmzone to complete your home
improvement project means you’ll get the
valuable input from radiant
heat professionals needed to find a perfect
solution for your heating requirements
that’s within your budget, so you can save some
green!
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April 15, 2011 00:04 AM  BY WARMZONE
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Now is the Time to Buy
Energy
Efficient, Environmentally Friendly Radiant Snow
Melting Systems
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
(as 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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Now is the Time (cont.)
While snow
melting systems have become more
affordable, installing a system should still be
done with careful consideration. 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.
If you
are serious about the environment and looking for a
“green” solution for snow
melting, look no further than Warmzone. Call
888.488.9276 today or email info@warmzone.com.
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Pipe Tracing for Your Business
Keep Your
Business Running Safely with Pipe Trace Cables
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Self-regulating pipe trace heat cable.
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Owning and
operating a business is serious business indeed. Your
top priority besides making tons of dough is to
keep things running smoothly and safely for all
involved. If you own a large building or warehouse you
are extra conscientious about keeping things moving at
full steam ahead. Frozen pipes during the brutal
winter months is a legitimate concern, one that
savvy business owners are aware of. Commercial,
municipal, and industrial buildings all need
pipe tracing to protect pipes during
dips in temperatures.
Pipe freeze
prevention is one of the first necessary investments you
must make when your property is up and running.
Pipes should be equipped with electric heat trace
freeze protection for optimal temperature
maintenance. In the long run, having pipe freeze
protection will save you from costly repair and
sometimes irreversible damage to inventory,
equipment, and property.
Pipe
freeze protection systems can be used with both
metal and plastic water piping. In the coldest
months where pipe freezing is a real danger, the
self-regulating heat cable
adjusts heat output in response to ambient temperatures.
The power output increases or decreases in
response to ambient temperature changes. This even
occurs at each point along the length of the pipe
trace cable effectively adjusting the power output in
varying degrees along the length of the pipe. The
design and intent of the self-regulating systems
ensures safe and efficient operation. Operating
your business safely is a whole lot easier with pipe
trace cables.
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
Warmzone today. Your initial consultation and project estimate is
absolutely free.
For more
information on pipe
tracing, radiant
heated driveways, radiant floor
heating, or roof deicing
and gutter melt systems, browse our web
site or call 888.488.9276 today.
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December 27, 2008 00:12 AM  BY STACEY BARRUS
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When the first day of winter arrived over the
weekend, it brought along cold weather and the
potential for incredibly high heating bills.
Installing radiant
heaters in a home under construction or in an
existing home is proven to cut heating costs. It
works by putting water lines in the
home’s concrete floors or under existing floors
and running hot water through them.
Radiant
heaters help to keep the whole house at a more
constant temperature. In this way, our regular
heaters don’t have to do as much to keep
things warm and toasty during the winter. 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
way to stop energy waste.
Switching to radiant
heaters will not only help save energy, and lower
heating costs, but you’ll soon find that
it really adds to your family’s comfort as
well. That is because it put the heat at our feet, which
are generally cold, and offers cooler air near
head level, where we are generally a little
warmer.
Radiant Heaters Tip:
If you are looking for a great way to save
energy and maximize comfort in your home at the same
time, then radiant
heaters may be the perfect solution for you.
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November 17, 2010 00:11 AM  BY WARMZONE
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Exploring the Facts Behind Different Roof Heating Systems
Better Dollars and Cents--Roof and Gutter Melt
Kit or Warmzone Radiant Heat Solution?
Before you
decide to purchase a radiant
heated roof and gutter melt cable kit from
your local hardware store, you may want to consult with
Warmzone, your radiant heat specialists. Consider
the average kit you can buy at a hardware chain.
(Think Home Depot or Lowes). These roof deicing and
gutter melt kits are generally inexpensive,
pre-assembled and easy to install. Then
there’s the warranty--at one year. What seems
like a small price to pay initially really adds up
when you consider replacing a roof deicing and
gutter melt kit year after year, not only in dollars and
cents but in time expended to install these systems.
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Warmzone heat
cables come with a comprehensive 10-year manufacturer
warranty, whereas most others have, on average, 2-5
years. That's because hardware store versions and
most Warmzone competitors use a cable that has a
low grade carbon base that burns out over a short period
of time. Warmzone radiant heat cables, in
comparison, use higher quality materials. Going
back to the hardware store example, Warmzone roof
heating cable's warranty can be up to 10 times
better, and as much as 2 to 5 times better than
the competition!
Roof
deicing and gutter melt cables can be
easily compromised by constant sun exposure. Unlike the
hardware store roof deicing and gutter melt kit,
Warmzone radiant heat cables feature special
coatings that offer better UV protection for a longer
life span.
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safe, long-lasting radiant roof heating
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Do-it-yourself roof deicing and gutter melt cable kits
take a one-size-fits-all approach to radiant heat,
which may or may not serve your needs. For any
installation, Warmzone takes into account where
clients live, what they are trying to accomplish and
their budget. Heat output varies depending on
location and application, whether you are using it
on a commercial building or a residential property.
Warmzone has three different wattage cables (5, 8,
and 10), so the ideal radiant heat solution can be
designed for each individual location. Much like
the hardware roof deicing and gutter melt kit,
most competitors only offer one wattage cable, in
hope that it works in all applications.
Furthermore, every Warmzone roof
deicing and gutter melt system uses automatic
sensors for activation, making them extremely
efficient, while most hardware kits feature a
plug-in, continuous operating system.
Tackling home
improvement projects if they are cost effective is a
good idea; however, not if it means sacrificing
quality, efficiency or safety. Before you decide
on purchasing a radiant heat roof deicing and gutter
melt kit from your local hardware store, contact the
experts at Warmzone for a high-quality, dependable
radiant heat solution that makes better dollars
and cents for your budget.
Find
out more about Warmzone radiant heat
solutions.
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Snow Removal Doesn’t Have to Be a Work Out
Relax Indoors and Let a Snow Melting System do
the Work
New
Year’s Resolutions are not that far off.
Most of us include some form of exercise
and diet regimen when we sit down to put them on
paper. We’ve finished off the fruit cake and
all the delicious trimmings that the holidays
bring. Then our thoughts turn to burning it all off.
When you sit down to plan your work-outs, snow
removal does not have to be on that list. In
fact, you can think of other fun ways to get some
exercise if you have a radiant
snow melting system.
A heated
driveway is the easiest way to relax
indoors while the snow flies outdoors. If you
dread getting all your snow gear on to go out and
clear your walks and driveway, then consider
the luxurious ease of an automated snow melting
system. It will leave you a lot of extra time to
plan more enjoyable forms of physical
activity.
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Heated
driveways are quickly becoming a desired
feature of new homes. They are now more affordable
than ever and people with back injuries or
shoulder strains need them to save their aching
bodies. Heat
cables are laid beneath the surface of
your driveway, sidewalk, and stairs. They can be
installed under existing material or as part
of new construction. The snow melting system is
designed to be fully
automated. You can install the system and
then let it work on its own. The snow
sensor works to detect temperature and
moisture and then turns the snowmelt
system on only when called for. It
doesn’t run around the clock, which means
you’ll save on energy costs.
You’ll only see it working when there is snow
falling on it. This year enjoy setting your
resolutions but leave off “lifting
snow” as part of your work-out. Maybe
you could add snowboarding instead!
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Concrete Curing and Thawing Blankets
When Regular Heat Just Won’t Cut It
When extreme
temperatures hit during a long winter, projects can
stand still. Like the ice the world becomes
encased in, moving forward towards a deadline can
become a frozen endeavor. Trying to do anything outside
when a cold snap hits can be a unique challenge.
A product designed to combat the extreme cold can
beat even regular heating. Take concrete for
example: it can be your worst nightmare when
it’s freezing. The air temperature can make or
break a good concrete curing process. The
PowerBlanket
concrete
curing and thawing blanket
can quickly thaw anything in extremely low
temperatures. If you need to ensure the ultimate
protection for a concrete pour, you might do yourself
a favor and invest in a PowerBlanket concrete curing
blanket. They come in many sizes and may even be
plugged into other PowerBlankets to create a
custom size matching your project needs.
If you are
looking to penetrate frozen ground quickly, you may also
find the PowerBlanket a handy solution. The super
duty extra hot concrete blanket is able to thaw up
to 18 inches of ground overnight. Facing the
daunting challenge of breaking through that much ground
unaided would make anyone nervous. Luckily digging
in cold weather is just what a PowerBlanket was
designed for. The PowerBlanket
is a versatile and flexible outdoor heating
blanket. These portable heating mats are used for a
variety of home and construction applications when
regular heat just won’t cut it.
Warmzone is
the premier provider of radiant heat solutions. Call a
Warmzone radiant
heat expert (888.488.9276) to learn about the
snow melting and floor heating systems and options
available for you.
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August 01, 2011 00:08 AM  BY WARMZONE
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Automated Snow Sensors
High-Tech
Snow Switches for Heated Driveways and Roof Deicing
Systems
Are you
contemplating radiant heat for your next home
improvement project? Equipped with high-tech snow
switches, radiant heated
driveways and gutter systems are fully automated,
making them efficient and effortless when it comes
to snow removal.
The automated
snow switch detects temperature and moisture conditions
to initiate ice- and snow melting systems at the
first signs of inclement weather. Depending upon
what you’re heating, there are two general types
of sensors.
An
in-pavement (ground) sensor mounts in the concrete,
asphalt, or pavers of your driveway or walkways,
making it very indicative and accurate of the
driveway conditions and includes many programmable
features including:
- Electronic on/off control up to 11 KW
- 2 zone control with zones that can be
individually controlled
- Economical control
- Temperature and moisture detection
- Control of electrical or hydronic
(water-based) ice and snow melting systems
The aerial
mounted snow sensor activates your snow melting
system only when needed. These sensors are
typically mounted on the roof, and automatically
triggers your heated driveway or gutter snowmelt
system when it detects precipitation and
temperatures are below 39° F. Smart system
compatible, the sensor has several other notable
features, including adjustable temperature trigger
point, adjustable delay off cycle, and upgradeable
remote activation.
That’s
great, you say, but I have a snow removal service
already, so why pay for a fancy system? Snow fall
is unpredictable. Sometimes you wake up to the
stuff, and sometimes it accumulates throughout the day.
Snow removal services are certainly very handy,
but they can’t compete with the reliability
and efficiency of an automated radiant
heated driveway system. With an automated
radiant heated
driveway or gutter system, it’s like
having your very own snow melting service on call,
24/7. There’s no waiting involved, and no
slippery patches of ice that got overlooked. Automated
snowmelt systems only run when it’s
snowing, eliminating residual or standby operation
costs involved with snow removal services. And most
importantly, they offer the peace of mind that comes
with knowing your driveway and walkways are
completely clear of ice and snow.
If you’re not sure how an automated
snow melting switch fits into your radiant heat
snow melting project, take heart. Warmzone has the
experience and expertise you’ll need to meet your
project requirements, and can configure an
automated snow melting system with your needs and
budget in mind. To discover more about radiant heat snow
melting systems, contact 888.488.9276 today.
In-pavement mounted snow sensor.
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Warmzone Roof Heating Panels
Eliminate Ice and Snow From Your Roof Edges
After the winter we had last year, one
thing for certain is that you can never
be too prepared for snow, including the icicles,
ice dams and that pesky white stuff that
accumulates at the roof’s edge. The good
news—you can prepare your home now with
Warmzone’s RoofHeat Panel roof
heating system. These innovative roof
snow and ice melting systems are an
affordable way to reduce or eliminate costly
property damage caused by snow and
moisture build up during the cold winter months,
extending the life of your roof.
Warmzone RoofHeat Panel roof
heating systems feature self-regulating
heat cable
channeled into an aluminum panel
specifically designed for maximum heat transfer.
Each panel is preconfigured for easy
installation, and powder-coated with a
durable finish to extend the life of your roof
heating system while complementing the
exterior of your home.
You can also retrofit an existing metal
roof with Warmzone RoofHeat panels. The
heated panels can be laid on top the old metal
roof in attractive colors to match.
Because the aluminum alloy panel is in
direct contact with the self-regulating
heat cable, the
system results in efficient roof
heating that will leave you snow and
icicle free during the winter months. No roof
raking or perilous ladder climbing
required.
Warmzone offers unparalleled radiant
heat services and
several roof
heating systems that
are designed to eliminate icicles,
ice dams, and snow at the roof’s
edge. The innovative roof heating
panel snow and ice melting systems can
reduce or eliminate property damage caused
by the inability of roofs to drain
water during winter months and extend the
life of your roof.
To learn
more about automated roof
heating systems, driveway
heating or other radiant
heat solutions, contact 888.488.9276.
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Roof Heating Solutions
Melt Snow
and Ice With a Radiant Roof Heating System
Radiant
heated roof and gutter heating
systems can dramatically enhance the life span
of your roof and protect it from damage caused by heavy
snow and ice accumulation. Older buildings are a visible
testament to the damaging effects of roof ice and
snow that can destroy fronts, roofs, drainpipes,
and gutters. Roofs that have substandard support
structures, and such shortcomings can enable water
to enter the building. As technology improves
insulation value, there is less heat gain from inside
of the building, causing an increased hazard of ice
damage and damming on the roof. Once winter frost
sets in, damage is often inevitable. Flat roofs on
industrial buildings often give in to excessive weight
loads generated by accumulations of ice and snow.
This can be prevented by installing a quality
heated roof and gutter deicing system, eliminating
potential damage from snow and ice buildup.
Working with
Warmzone on your roof
heating system installation allows you to
shop a number systems, and find the solution that is
right for your home and your budget.
Warmzone’s low-voltage RoofHeat
roof heating system is another excellent
solution for melting snow and ice from roof eaves,
valleys, and entire roofs. The RoofHeat deicing
system features an extremely thin,
self-regulating, semi-conductive polyethylene heating
element. Embedded between two layers of vinyl, the
panel is protected against UV rays, alkaline or
other potential physical damages for durability.
What’s
great about Roofheat is its versatility. It can be
installed under new or existing asphalt, shake, or
tile shingles, and is ideal for new construction
as well as remodeling projects.Available in rolls 9 or
12-inches wide, the lightweight heating panel can be cut
to size, and nailed or stapled through the
existing roof, making installation quicker and
easier than other traditional roof
heating systems.
You can never
predict the weather, but with a Warmzone roof heating
system, you can often predict the outcome. Prepare
now and say goodbye to pesky snow buildup and ice
damming for good. To find out more about the
Warmzone roof heating system, request a FREE
quote or contact us at 888.488.9276.
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November 11, 2011 00:11 AM  BY JEN HALLAM
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Warmzone.com is
a One-Stop Shop for Radiant Heating
Any savvy consumer knows that the internet
has a vast vault of stored information on any and all
subjects. News, entertainment, music, home improvement,
answers to general questions, and all types of product
information are just a click away thanks to the modern
convenience of web browsing. Products you once
considered out of reach or simply too confusing to
research are now easy to understand thanks to volumes of
information found on the world wide web. One
outstanding
radiant
heat resource
is the Radiant
Heat Directory. This web page has a
comprehensive list of radiant heat links to installation,
documentation and radiant heat product information. Warmzone.com is also a great first line
of contact when researching radiant heating.
Whether you want a heated
driveway, radiant heat cables to warm
your floors, or roof
deicing systems and heat
cables to keep your gutters clear of ice dams,
Warmzone is a reliable source of radiant
heat information.
Warmzone takes
pride in knowing details, specifications, and technical
aspects of all things related to radiant heat. The experts
on hand can answer questions, design
radiant heating plans for driveways, floors,
or roofs, and give price quotes that are fair and
affordable. Installing
radiant heat is a simple home improvement that
many consumers are finding satisfying because they get a
lot of output for minimal input or cost outlay. Radiant
heat is an efficient method of home heating and
can reduce heating bills and energy bills over the long run.
Lucky for us we can surf the web and find answers to most if
not all our probing questions in life; including
questions about where to find the best
radiant heating products and systems. And
truth be told, just about all the answers can be found
at Warmzone.com.
(To speak to a radiant heat expert now, call
888.488.9276.)
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August 01, 2011 00:08 AM  BY WARMZONE
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Automated Snow Sensors
Automated Snow Melting Switches Clear the Path for
New Customers
Do you offer automated radiant
heated driveway or roof
deicing and gutter melt
systems as practical home improvement solutions
for your customer? With the help of
automated snow melting switches, you can make any snow
melting system installation a
success, and help your customer benefit from safe,
efficient, effortless snow removal. That’s
because high-tech, rugged snow melting
switches detect temperature and moisture conditions
to initiate snow melting systems at the
first signs of
inclement (snowy or icy) weather. Snowmelt
systems communicate with two types of sensors;
which one you choose is a matter of
application.
An in-pavement
(ground) sensor mounts in concrete,
asphalt, or pavers, making it very indicative and
accurate of the driveway conditions and
includes many programmable features including:
- Electronic on/off control up to 11 KW
- Two zone control with zones that can
be individually controlled
- Economical control
- Temperature and moisture detection
- Control of electrical or hydronic
(water-based) ice and snow melting
systems
Aerial
sensors (typically mounted on the roof)
automatically activate a heated driveway or
gutter snowmelt
system when it detects precipitation and
temperatures are below 39° F. Smart system
compatible, the sensor has several other
notable features, including adjustable temperature
trigger point, adjustable delay off cycle, and
upgradeable remote activation.
Whether you’re using them in a new
construction, residential remodel or
commercial application, automated snow melting
switches are easily integrated into any
radiant snow melting project, and begin delivering
benefits to your customers as soon as it begins to
snow. These automated snow sensors maximize
radiant heat system performance, so your
customers benefit from snow melting right way,
before the snow ever accumulates.
There’s no waiting involved. Radiant heat snow
melting systems feature fast
response times, are quick, efficient, and the best
way to keep residential and commercial
walkways and driveways clear of snow.
Because these automated systems only run when
it’s snowing, they also eliminate
residual or standby operation costs involved with
snow removal services.
For efficient, effortless snow removal,
nothing beats the convenience of a radiant
heated driveway or gutter melt system regulated by
an automated snow melting switch. To learn
more about automated
snow melting systems and other
radiant heat solutions, contact 888.488.9276.
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Warmzone RoofHeat Deicing Panels
Warm Customer
Hearts with a RoofHeat Panel Roof Deicing System
Whether you’re a builder, an
independent contractor or a radiant heat
specialist, adding a Warmzone RoofHeat Panel roof
heating system is a great way to expand
your business offerings and provide your
customers with a cost-efficient heating solution
to counteract the effects of ice damming
and snow buildup. When you partner with
Warmzone you’ll also benefit from the
experience and expertise of radiant
heat experts, from the design phase
through final installation.
Warmzone offers several roof heating
systems that are designed to eliminate
icicles, ice dams, and snow at the roof’s
edge. The innovative roof heating panel
snow and ice melting systems can reduce
or eliminate property damage caused by the
inability of roofs to drain water during
winter months and extend the life of your roof.
Warmzone roof heating panels feature self-regulating
heat cable channeled into an aluminum
panel specifically designed for maximum
heat transfer. Each panel is preconfigured for
easy installation, and powder-coated
with a durable finish to extend the life
of your customer’s roof heating system
while complementing the exterior of
their home.
With Warmzone RoofHeat
panels, it’s also possible to
retrofit a metal roof. The
heated panels can be laid on top the old
metal roof in attractive
colors to match. Because the aluminum
alloy panel is in direct
contact with the self-regulating heat
cable, the system results in
efficient roof heating that will leave
your customers snow and
icicle free during the winter months.
To learn more about
automated roof heating systems,
driveway
heating or other radiant
heat solutions, contact 888.488.9276.
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Roof Heating Solutions
Eliminate Snow and Ice From Roof Edges
Radiant heated roof
and gutter
heating systems can dramatically
enhance the life span of your roof and protect it
from damage caused by heavy snow and ice
accumulation. Older buildings are a visible
testament to the damaging effects of roof ice and
snow that can destroy fronts, roofs,
drainpipes, and gutters. Roofs that have
substandard support structures, and such
shortcomings can enable water to enter the
building. As technology improves insulation value,
there is less heat gain from inside of the
building, causing an increased hazard of ice
damage and damming on the roof. Once winter frost
sets in, damage is often inevitable. Flat
roofs on industrial buildings often give in
to excessive weight loads generated by accumulations
of ice and snow. This can be prevented by
installing a quality heated
roof and gutter deicing system,
eliminating potential damage from snow and ice
buildup.
Working with Warmzone on roof heating system
installation allows you to shop a number
systems and find the solution that is right for your
customer’s home and their budget.
Warmzone’s low-voltage RoofHeat
roof heating system is an excellent
solution for melting snow and ice from roof
eaves, valleys, and entire roofs. The RoofHeat
deicing system features an extremely thin,
self-regulating, semi-conductive
polyethylene heating element. Embedded between two
layers of vinyl, the panel is protected
against UV rays, alkaline or other potential
physical damages for durability.
What’s great about RoofHeat is its
versatility. It can be installed under new
or existing asphalt, shake, or tile shingles, and is
ideal for new construction as well as
remodeling projects. Available in rolls 9 or
12-inches wide, the lightweight heating panel can be
cut to size, and nailed or stapled through
the existing roof, making installation
quicker and easier than other traditional roof
heating systems.
With winter just around the corner,
it’s a great time to sell your
customers on the benefits of a Warmzone roof
heating system. Call Warmzone
today to find out more about the benefits
of radiant heat at 888.488.9276.
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October 25, 2008 00:10 AM  BY STACEY BARRUS
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If you’ve
been researching home
heating systems, chances are your head is
spinning right about now. It’s no wonder!
The number of types of radiant heaters available for
residences or businesses could make anyone dizzy in no time
at all. There’s really a lot of selection for
homeowners to choose from. Today we’ll discuss
the electric cable heating system kind of radiant
heaters. Electric cable heating systems are gaining
popularity in as radiant heaters and are ideal for
heating smaller areas (10-300 square feet) like
bathrooms, kitchens, and sun rooms. These systems are
comprised of a thermostat and a heating cable. On some
systems, the cable is be shipped as a large spool of
cable. These systems are oftentimes less expensive,
and give you the ability to space the cable how you want
and customize a layout that will heat every square inch of
your floor. Other systems have the cable attached to a
plastic mesh or tape to create a mat to maintain its
proper spacing.
Every available cable system is equally
effective, so when determining which radiant heater
system to purchase, you should look at the warranty of
the product, along with the ease of installation. Some
cables must be embedded in a separate layer of
concrete or mortar, whereas other systems can simply
be installed in the thinset.
Radiant Heaters Tip: When heating smaller
areas with a radiant heater, it is next to impossible
to beat the simplicity and price of an electric cable
heating system.
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December 13, 2008 00:12 AM  BY STACEY BARRUS
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Have you ever gone on a ski vacation for the
weekend and stayed at a little ski
lodge?A lot of the times, they’ll have a
huge fireplace in the main room with smaller
bedrooms up in the loft area or
second-story.But the problem is that when
you’re in the main room with the roaring
fire, you’re often overwhelmed by the heat
and retreat to the bedroom, where it’s far
chillier.You see, many vacation or
weekend homes weren’t built with air conditioning
ducts with which to deliver the heat to the different
rooms of the house. However, there is a solution
to adding heating to homes that have not been
built for traditional forced air systems: radiant
heaters.
As opposed to warm air systems
(such as a forced air unit heaters), radiant
heaters deliver the source of heat to the floor
level, not the ceiling. Radiant
heaters or radiant energy is the oldest form of
heating used to provide comfort and is the basis
for all heating systems.
Additionally, radiant
heaters also offer more comfort than forced air
heating by heating the atmosphere from the
ground up. Since heat rises, the heat will be
more evenly distributed, providing a much more
comfortable atmosphere.
Radiant Heaters Tip: Radiant energy is
totally pure radiation and is absorbed by an object
without physical contact with the heat source or by
heating the surrounding air, as is the case with
convective, forced air systems.
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