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Speedheat Floor Heating

Professional | Woodstock, GA
Services: Heating & Cooling, Flooring, Other
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Company Overview

Speedheat® is safe, silent, energy efficient electric radiant floor heating for under all floor coverings including carpet, tile, hardwood, vinyl, laminate, showers, & portable under area rugs. www.speedheat.us

Services

Heating & Cooling, Flooring, Other

Areas of Expertise

Electric Radiant Floor Heating

Service Area

Nationwide

Contact Info

120 Arnold Mill Park, Woodstock, GA 30188

(888) 927-6356

http://www.speedheat.us

In Business Since

1985

Professional Associations

NARI, NKBA


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Home Maintenance & Repairs: Filters for vents?

I change my furnace filters every 3 mos,but still have lots of dust in my house.Are filters available for the vents in the house?
JP S
JP S Marietta, GA
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    Commented on Feb 20, 2012
    I understand completely! ...»

    Does it show you the percentage of humidity in the air? If not, the one I bought had a thermometer and humidity gauge that I picked up for I think $8.00 at Walmart. It was portable and could stand alone or stick to metal with a magnetic backing.

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Home Maintenance & Repairs: What materials are needed to install an under floor radiant heating zone?

With a baseboard zone already in place, I assume I could use that zone rerouting the hot water from copper to Radiant plumbing, remove the baseboard, reducing the zone temperature and wa-la. Is there more to it than that?

John M
John M
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  • Speedheat Floor Heating
    Commented on Feb 20, 2012
    If you have a free minute and want to throw together a rough drawing with the dimensions and ...»
    fax or email it to either 1-888-927-6357 or quotes@speedheat.us, we'll be happy to give you a free quote with layout and electrical requirements.

    This could help cut out some of the guesswork and all. :-)

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Electric Bathroom Wall Heater

Our 40 year old electric heater has given out. It is in the wall surrounded by ceramic

tile. Does anyone know where I can get a new one that would fit without tearing up ...»

the tile, which is something we don't want to do. The opening is 11" X 14 1/4". Thanks.

Eleanor M
Eleanor M Pittsboro, NC
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  • Speedheat Floor Heating
    Commented on Feb 20, 2012
    Hi Eleanor, ...»

    We have had several customers come to us to buy our RugBuddy heaters to simply go under a bathroom rug in similar situations. The only problem is trying having an outlet that is easily accessible for the plug.

    No matter which one you choose, make sure that it is GFCI protected if it's going to be used anywhere near water!

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