Radiant Floor Heating Installation · Bronx · Queens · Brooklyn

Warm Floors From the Moment You Wake Up

Radiant floor heating is the ultimate in comfort — gentle, even warmth rising from the floor itself, with no drafts, no noise, and no cold tiles. Metro Boiler Heating installs hydronic and electric radiant systems across the Bronx, Queens, and Brooklyn.

The Luxury of Radiant Floor Heating

Imagine stepping out of bed onto a warm floor in the middle of winter. That's the everyday luxury of radiant heating. Instead of blowing hot air from vents, radiant systems warm the floor surface itself, and that heat rises evenly to warm you, your furniture, and the room — gently and silently.

It's why radiant floor heating is the first choice for new home builds, bathroom remodels, and basement finishing projects across the Bronx, Queens, and Brooklyn. Once you've lived with radiant heat, you won't want to go back.

Hydronic vs. Electric Radiant Heating

Hydronic Radiant

Hot water circulates through tubing embedded in the floor. Best for whole-home heating and long-term efficiency. Ideal for new construction and major renovations.

Electric Radiant

Heating mats or cables warm the floor directly. Perfect for single rooms — bathrooms, mudrooms, and additions — where running water lines isn't practical.

We help you choose based on the scope of your project, your budget, and whether you're heating one room or the whole home.

Compatible With Almost Any Flooring

One of the best things about radiant heating is how well it pairs with the flooring you already want:

  • Tile & stone — excellent heat conductors, ideal for bathrooms and kitchens.
  • Concrete — perfect for basements and polished-concrete floors.
  • Engineered hardwood & laminate — compatible with proper installation.
  • Luxury vinyl — works well with most radiant systems.

We coordinate with your flooring contractor to ensure everything is installed correctly and your warranty stays intact.

Radiant Heating Saves 15–30% on Energy

Because radiant floor heating warms objects and people directly — and operates at lower water temperatures than radiators — it can be 15–30% more efficient than forced air. There are no ducts to leak heat, no blowers to power, and you feel comfortable at a lower thermostat setting. The result: lower monthly bills and a more comfortable home.

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Radiant Heating FAQs

Installation, retrofits, cost to run, and flooring — answered.

Bring Warm Floors Home

From a single bathroom to a whole new build, our radiant heating experts are ready. Call now or request your free estimate.