“Communication was excellent from my 1st contact with Moe to the completion of the work. This included follow-up messages…”
Christine M. · Glasgow
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Underfloor heating is the one job where getting the sequence wrong is expensive, because once the tiles are down nobody is getting back to a fault without lifting them. The mats go in, get tested, get certified, and only then does the floor go over the top. Our qualified electricians handle the electrical side and we coordinate around whoever is laying your floor.
Tell us what's up, we usually get back within the hour with a clear price.
Whether insulation board is needed, whether the floor is level enough, and whether the room can genuinely be heated by the floor alone or wants a radiator as well.
Mats laid to the actual usable floor area, sensor set in conduit between runs, then tested for continuity before anything covers it.
Your tiler or floor fitter works over the top, and we test again afterwards so any damage during laying is caught immediately rather than months later.
Thermostat set up with you once the adhesive has cured, electrical certification issued by the electrician who carried out the work.
Here's what electric underfloor heatingfrom Mo's team includes.
Every underfloor heating installation, clear price before we start, workmanship guaranteed for 12 months.
The electrical work and its certification are carried out by our qualified electricians. What we manage is everything around it, the heat-loss sum, the subfloor, the sensor placement and the sequencing with whoever is laying your floor. That last part is the bit people underestimate. Booked as separate trades, an underfloor heating job is where a tiler and an electrician most reliably end up waiting on each other, and the customer is the one making the phone calls. One number avoids that.
Underfloor heating in a bathroom usually arrives as part of a bigger refit, and there are two things worth raising while the floor is up. Ventilation is the first, because a warm floor dries the room faster and makes an underpowered extractor fan much more obvious, so it is worth sorting both at once rather than coming back. The second is the subfloor itself, since a floor that flexes will crack tile adhesive regardless of what is underneath it, and that is far cheaper to address before the mats go down than after. Where the room is becoming a wet room, the tanking and the heating have to be sequenced together, which is another reason to have one company holding the order of work.
You get a clear price before anything starts and that price is what goes on the invoice. Cost tracks floor area and subfloor more than anything else. A small bathroom over a sound, level subfloor is the straightforward end. A kitchen needing insulation board, or a floor that has to be levelled before mats can go down, is more work and we will show you why at survey. The thermostat is a genuine choice worth making deliberately rather than defaulting to the cheapest, since a programmable one on a bathroom floor pays for itself in avoided running hours.
The room size decides this and it is not a close call in either direction. For a bathroom, en-suite or small kitchen, electric mats are the right answer: cheap to install, no pipework, no connection to your boiler, and the running cost is trivial because the area is small and the on-time is short. For a whole floor, an extension, or anywhere you are heating a large area for hours a day, a wet system running off the boiler is substantially cheaper to run and the installation cost is recovered over a few winters. The mistake we see is electric mats specified across a big open-plan floor because the install quote looked better, then barely used because the bills are eye-watering. If your project is a whole-floor job, ask us about wet underfloor heating on the central heating installation page instead.
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“Communication was excellent from my 1st contact with Moe to the completion of the work. This included follow-up messages…”
Christine M. · Glasgow
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“Our radiator pipe was bent and leaking. They answered straight away… Guy was here an hour later and he was wearing ID, very professional, patient and kind. We just got a new carpet in this room and he done an amazing job on getting little to no water on it. Couldn't recommend enough, price was reasonable.”
Kayleigh A. · Glasgow
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“We lost heating just in time for the coldest day of the year with a baby in the house… When I contacted them they were ready to dispatch that night. Fixed by the afternoon. Quoted that morning and no extra charges were added. Honestly cannot thank them enough.”
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“As a small business owner, I needed a drainage company that could respond quickly. The team attended first thing in the morning, cleared the blocked drain and carried out a full CCTV survey. All documentation emailed across promptly. Professional, efficient and great value for money.”
Eric V. · Glasgow
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Wet rooms tanked, falled and drained properly across Glasgow. Fixed price after survey, workmanship guaranteed.
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