Gaia Underfloor Heating

Gaia is based in the UK, designing, supplying and installing underfloor heating systems for over 30 years now.

Gaia provide underfloor heating solutions (electric, wet and frost protection), suitable for sole source heating and secondary in all types of properties from residential, new build, refurbishment and commercial. Offering market-leading warranties and an after-sales service to ease all concerns.

At Gaia we have a dedicated team of Account managers, Technical Designers and Installers to provide you with a professional service from initial project stage through to project completion, who will recommend the right solution for you to meet all your projects requirements.

We offer floor build-up, heat-loss calculation, technical drawings, manifold and control placement, project valuation, experienced install team, handover and commissioning and everything in between. We’re here to advise, guide and deliver your project.
Gaia work on many commercial and residential projects across the UK with Architects, Contractors, M&E Consultants, Builders, Developers and Home Owners on any scale.

The Benefits of Underfloor Heating

Gaia underfloor heating systems are invisible. Being hidden under the floor, it gives exciting new possibilities for furnishing and interior design, meaning the problem of space consuming and unattractive radiators no longer has to be considered.

Gaia systems are designed to last as long as the building in which they are installed – and that is without having to maintain them! Underfloor heating offers major capital cost savings when compared with more traditional systems. Gaia systems are ‘fit and forget’: there’s no need for expensive maintenance contracts.

Unlike radiators, underfloor heating requires much lower temperatures to heat a room due to the vast area they cover, meaning the heat is spread more effectively and the effect is comfort throughout the property. As well as this, with electric systems there’s no need for gas or flues, which removes the need to channel emissions out of the building. This greatly simplifies the design process and provides a safe, clean and 100% efficient environment.