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Turn Your Driveway Into a No Snow Zone

February 26, 2010 00:02 AM  BY  BENSON RICKS

Clear the Way With a Radiant Snow Melting System

We are in the thick of snow season and I know each of us have other things we prefer to shoveling snow. You are aware aren’t you that you don’t really need to be shoveling that snow? Electric heated driveways are not just a fantasy any more. They are the ticket to easy snow removal. Snow melting systems are a convenience that will over time become more of a necessity as we realize how functional and affordable they are. Radiant heated driveway with brick paversJust as microwave ovens used to be a luxury, heated driveways may be such right now but that will change. Oops, did I go back too far? Yes, believe it or not microwave ovens have not always been around. I remember the days, oh I digress.

Radiant snow melting systems consist of a wiring system installed within the surface of the driveway or sidewalk. A sensor will automatically signal the control unit which actives the system when conditions for snow are present. The surface is heated and the snow is gone. Your driveway is now a “snow-free zone”. How much more convenient can it get than arriving at home with a snow free driveway? Seeing the snow on your neighbor’s driveway may remind you of the days when you had to shovel, but chances are, you won’t really miss those times. But be a good friend and tell your neighbor that radiant snow melting systems can also be installed in existing surfaces. He’ll certainly thank you for it. 


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Toss the Thick Socks and Enjoy Bare Feet Year Round

February 19, 2010 00:02 AM  BY  JEN HALLAM

Floor Warming Mats Keep Floor Surfaces Perfect for Naked Toes

If you are anything like my mom, you loathe the thought of winter when you have to slip back into socks and shoes to endure the extreme cold. She is a bare foot lover and would walk inside and out with nothing covering her feet year round if she could. She doesn’t like to be tied down to the constraints of socks. “Let those toes breathe!” she would shout as the snow fell. But sadly, she has to don thick socks once in awhile to keep her toes intact and her feet happy. One method of helping those toes breathe is to choose to heat your home from the floor up.

Installing heat cable (mats) for heated floor in bathroom. In-floor heating systems keep floor surfaces at an ideal temperature to strut your naked toes around the house. Warming a floor using radiant floor heating is the most efficient way to heat your home.

Warmzone offers a variety of floor heating systems that are available in convenient floor warming mats (heat cable that is pre-spaced and woven in mats for easy installation). Warmzone floor heating systems feature perfected the technology allowing radiant heat to work for you. They also keep your floors warm year round, allowing you to enjoy the freedom of a sock-less world if you so choose. My mom rejoices every time she steps bare footed across her radiant heated floors.

No one I know enjoys stepping onto a cold and uninviting floor in the morning after leaving their cozy bed. With the assistance of floor warming mats placed seamlessly beneath your floors you’ll never have that sensation again. Warmzone warming mats can be installed under your existing flooring and are extremely popular in bathrooms. It seems these rooms across America suffer most with cold floors and we are especially prone to want a warm floor after stepping out from a shower or warm bath. So, if the thought of remodeling your entire home overwhelms you, start there and feel the wonderful warmth that radiant floor heating has to offer. And while you are at it, start to toss those thick socks and make room in your life for the affordable luxury of heated floors in your home.


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Roof Heating vs. Ice Dams

February 08, 2010 00:02 AM  BY  AMY MORBY

The Battle You’re Sure to Never Lose

Spring is just around the corner, and with it comes warmer weather. While we’d all like to see the sun again, we don’t want those pesky ice dams to form on our roofs that can quickly turn a delightful spring into an expensive season of our discontent. Fortunately for all of us, radiant roof heat is here to keep our upcoming months pleasant and ice-dam-disaster free.

Radiant roof heating system in action.Ice dams are a common problem that often lead to catastrophic solutions. The good news, however, is that radiant roof heating systems are an easy and affordable option to prevent ice dams before they even start.

Ice dams occur when warmer weather or interior heat warms the heavy snowfall on your roof, leaving a pool of water under the feet of snow that quickly accumulates and starts leaking into your home.  Besides causing catastrophic water damage, these ice dams can also destroy your gutters, promote toxic mold growth, and potentially cause structural damage that’s sure to leave you with a headache. With so much on the line, it only makes sense to install a radiant roof heating system.

Radiant roof heat is the best way to stay ahead in the battle against ice dams. Warmzone offers a variety of roof heating solutions that are sure to keep your home safe from structural damage and your family safe from dangerous icicles. You can experience the benefits of a radiant roof heating system no matter what type of home you have—new or old. Additionally, our team will work with you to create a roof heating solution that’s catered specifically to you.

Don’t wait for the dam to break—install a radiant roof heating system now before it’s too late!


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Spring Cleaning with Radiant Heated Floors

February 08, 2010 00:02 AM  BY  AMY MORBY

Kiss the Dust and Allergens Goodbye and say Hello to Clean, Efficient Heat

It may still be blustery outside, but spring is just around the corner, and you know what that means—spring cleaning! Of course, keeping your home warm and dust free might be difficult if you’ve still got an old forced air heating system, so what better time than now to make the switch to electric radiant floor heat?

Happy girl on warm, heated floor.Forced air heating systems do just that—force air, but more often than not, a slew of allergens come out with it, including harmful dust and pollen. Additionally, forced air heating systems aren’t exactly safe. Carbon monoxide leaks and fires are always on the minds of those with forced air heating. With the dust, dirt, and danger of forced air, it’s easy to see why consumers are flocking to the comfort and convenience of heated floors.

Radiant floor heating systems are a whole new echelon of home heating that leaves forced air heating in the dust. Radiant floor heat is the most effective way to heat your home. Rather than heating the air in the room, like forced air heating, radiant floor heating systems heat the floor and the surrounding objects, creating a perfectly even, perfectly luxurious heat. Additionally, heated floors take a lot less time than forced air heaters to heat your home, saving you money and also the environment’s resources.

So this year as you start your annual spring cleaning duties, don’t settle for the dusty old forced air heater. Say goodbye to allergen issues and carbon monoxide scares once and for all and make the switch to radiant floor heating. Once you experience the unparalleled warmth, comfort, and affordability of heated floors, you’ll never go back.


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Keeping Up With the Jones

December 29, 2009 00:12 AM  BY  JEN HALLAM

Many Homeowners Are Installing Radiant Floor Heating

It’s hard anymore to truly keep up with the Jones. You think you are hanging in there and then you come home to find a boat parked in their driveway towing four new jet skis. In exasperation you think about throwing in the towel. There is something simple you can do to not only keep up with the Jones but also increase the value of your home. Radiant floor heating is a simple addition to any area of your home. Electric radiant floor heat is an easy do-it-yourself project that will be a long-term investment for your property and help heat your home more efficiently.

Having a heated floor is a sure way to enjoy the long winter months and ensure that your home increases in value. Radiant heat can easily be retrofitted beneath most existing floors. Tile, hardwood, linoleum, even brick floors can enjoy the warming benefits of radiant floor heating. Warmzone carries several radiant heat systems that can be matched to your individual needs. No one system is right for every home. What worked at the Jones’ house may not be best for your floors. Contact Warmzone for an assessment from one of our radiant heat specialists. Once you have electric radiant floor heat be prepared for the Jones to try keeping up with you.


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Avoid Being Left in the Cold

December 29, 2009 00:12 AM  BY  JEN HALLAM

As beautiful as it may be, winter can be brutal in some parts of the country. Fortunately, there are a number of outdoor heating products to keep you running smoothly all winter long. PowerBlanket outdoor heating blankets are handy for just about any application you can think of. PowerBlanket offers an array of rugged outdoor heating solutions, including barrel and tote warmers, concrete curing blankets, ground thawing mats, engine warmers, and weatherproof heating mats for pets and livestock.

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Don't be Left in the Cold in Bloomington, Illinois
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Don't be Left in the Cold in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
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Don't be Left in the Cold in Battle Creek, Michigan
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Don't be Left in the Cold in Duluth, Minnesota
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Don't be Left in the Cold in Grand Junction, Colorado
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Don't be Left in the Cold in State College, Pennsylvania
Don't be Left in the Cold in Appleton, Wisconsin
Don't be Left in the Cold in Decatur, Illinois
Don't be Left in the Cold in Hagerstown, Maryland
Don't be Left in the Cold in Fall River, Massachusetts
Don't be Left in the Cold in Monmouth, New Jersey
Don't be Left in the Cold in East Lansing, Michigan
Don't be Left in the Cold in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Don't be Left in the Cold in Meriden, Connecticut
Don't be Left in the Cold in Hartford, Connecticut
Don't be Left in the Cold in Gary, Indiana
Don't be Left in the Cold in Lebanon, Pennsylvania
Don't be Left in the Cold in Midland, Michigan
Don't be Left in the Cold in Springfield, Ohio
Don't be Left in the Cold in Lawrence, Massachusetts
Don't be Left in the Cold in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Don't be Left in the Cold in Sheboygan, Wisconsin
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Don't be Left in the Cold in Topeka, Kansas
Don't be Left in the Cold in Cheyenne, Wyoming
Don't be Left in the Cold in Moline, Illinois
Don't be Left in the Cold in Rochester, New York
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Clear Your Driveway the Easy Way

November 20, 2009 00:11 AM  BY  BENSON RICKS

Automated Snow Melting Systems Ease the Burden of Icy Winters

The snow has already started flying in parts of the country. It is not going to be long before we are waking up to ice hanging off the gutters and snow-packed, icy driveways. Radiant heat snow melting systems are here to help us fight the winter elements. With the tools of modern technology we have a fighting chance of winning this annual frosty battle.

Driveway snow melting system being installed.Heated driveways and automatic snow melting systems make it so easy for us to combat the elements. These radiant snowmelt systems are fully automated and maintenance free. Sensors installed within the system will trigger the snowmelt controller whenever snow conditions are present, and the control unit then applies current to the heat cable, thus taking care of the snow concern. You no longer have to grab a shovel at the first sign of snow. Heck, you don’t even have to do anything. In fact, you don’t even have to be awake. It all happens while you are attending to other matters. Preferably things you want to do.

Take advantage of radiant heating technology that are at our disposal today and have a snowmelt system installed at your place. Put an end to the chore of manual snow removal.


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Weighing Your Radiant Floor Options

October 29, 2009 00:10 AM  BY  JEN HALLAM

Which Radiant Floor Heating System is Right for Your Home?

With the blessing and curse of several radiant floor heating systems on the market today, each with their own specific applications, it is hard to know which one is right for you. Weighing your options when it comes to radiant floor heating is important. Wanting heated floors for your home is a good place to start, but then how do you know which floor heating system is best for your situation? The first step is to do some well-informed research. Make a list of what you wish your radiant floor heating system will accomplish. Which areas of your home or building project are going to need under floor heat? Now take that well-informed list and begin your research on typical floor heating systems and what they offer.

At first a newcomer to the radiant floor heating market may be overwhelmed with the countless choices available. It’s easy to get lost in the immense amounts of information available and the different technologies and heat cables you can purchase. When in doubt, take some time to investigate which manufacturers have been in business the longest. This usually means they are seasoned, hold valuable amounts of information and technology at their fingertips, and have already done a lot of research on the consumer’s behalf when it comes to radiant floor heating. Your desire for warm floors in your home is their bottom line. So it pays for them to have your best interests at heart as well as their own. Identify which manufacturers have a good track record and a long history of production and sales.

The important thing is to take your time, make informed decisions and value what other customers have to say about specific manufacturers of radiant floor heating systems. You’ll be heating your home in no time and enjoying the pleasant benefits of under floor heat.


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ClearZone Snow Melting Mats

October 27, 2009 00:10 AM  BY  JEN HALLAM

Trick or Treat? Is Radiant Heat Installation a Trick or a Treat for End Users?

Radiant heated driveways eliminate the need for snow shoveling.Around the time trick-or-treaters come eagerly knocking at your door, the hint of snow is in the air. In fact, some parts of the country have already endured a few light storms, reminding us all that winter is knocking along with those chubby-handed costumed kiddies. It is a time to seriously consider installing radiant heat in your driveway. A heated driveway keeps your drive and walks clear of pesky snow. Is installation of a radiant snow melting systems a trick or treat for do-it-yourself customers?

Warmzone offers a relatively simple product called ClearZone snow melting mats. These radiant heat mats are quite simple to install but come with a few disclaimers that if followed will help you avoid mishap. The great news is that ClearZone mats have pre-spaced cable rows making it simple to follow the correct method of laying the heat cables down.

One of the most important things to be aware of is that you must never cut the cables in an attempt to make them fit an awkward space or fill in a gap. Also, be sure to lay the cables at least two inches apart from its neighbor. If the cables are placed too closely they will overheat and reduce the life span of the radiant heat cables. No matter how confident you are with your placement and installation it is usually wise to hire a professional electrician to do the final inspection. Following these simple guidelines will help your radiant heated driveway installation be a wonderful treat instead of a horrible trick.


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