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Kiss your Winter Blues Goodbye with Radiant Roof Heating

July 19, 2009 00:07 AM  BY  AMY MORBY

Getting to Know two Radiant Roof Heating Options that will Change the way you Think About Radiant Heat.

Roofs and gutters everywhere rejoice: radiant heat is no longer just for driveways. That’s right, radiant roof heating systems are here, and they’re the latest and greatest way to protect your home from ice and snow damage this winter.

Every winter, Americans everywhere deal with snow and ice buildup on their roofs that leaks into their attics and causes slippery sidewalks down below. It’s dangerous, it’s inconvenient, and it’s definitely expensive, but luckily for you, radiant roof heating is here to revolutionize the way you think about radiant heat.

Warmzone offers two options for your roof heating needs: the Zmesh roof deicing systems and the Technitrace radiant roof and gutter heating cables.

The Zmesh roof deicing system consists of bronze mesh that is placed under your shingles and sandwiched between layers of ice and water shield. Any electrician or roofing contractor can install it for you, and it’s guaranteed to deliver perfect, even heat through every snowstorm.

If you want to just heat your gutters or pipes, you can go with the Technitrace radiant roof and gutter heating cables. These durable heat cables can be installed in roof gutters or drain pipes to keep your home 100 percent free of snow and ice damage. Technitrace heating cables use innovative technology that increases heat output as the temperature falls, allowing for optimum efficiency and low operating costs.

Radiant roof heating is the perfect solution for your ice and snow buildup woes this winter. Don’t battle with ice dams and dangerous icicles anymore—install one of these roof heating options now to ensure your peace of mind this winter.


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You vs. the Roof Dam

July 19, 2009 00:07 AM  BY  AMY MORBY

Five Reasons why you CAN win the Battle of the Blizzard this Winter

Every winter it happens. The snow piles up on the roof, and with the snow, comes the icicles, and with the icicles, the ice dams--those blasted ice dams that are the bane of every home’s existence come wintertime. They melt, they pool, they condense, and they wreak havoc on your attic, costing you thousands of dollars in expensive—and completely avoidable—repairs.Radiant roof heating helps to prevent structural damage.

The good news is, you CAN win this battle. Ice dams don’t have to be your biggest opponent this winter, and I’ll tell you how: radiant heating. That’s right, it’s not just for driveways anymore. Radiant roof heating is the latest and greatest way for you to keep your roof snow- and ice-free this winter. The following list contains 5 valuable weapons radiant roof heating will arm you with this winter in your battle against the blizzard:

1. Easy Installation
Radiant roof heating systems require little effort to install, keeping labor costs to a minimum.

2. Automation
With absolutely NO effort from you, your radiant roof heating system will kick on at the slightest hint of a snowstorm, ensuring a snow-free roof every time.

3. Efficiency
Radiant roof heating is wildly efficient. Ninety-nine percent of a radiant roof heating system’s energy goes to heating, making both you AND Mother Nature happy.

4. Speed and Accuracy
Radiant roof heating is not only efficient, it’s also incredibly fast at melting snow and ice. Because they’re so efficient, radiant roof heating systems run up to 30 percent less than other systems.

5. Money in the Bank
Yeah, roof heating is cool, but can you afford it? I give you a resounding YES. Because it’s so efficient, roof heating is able to give you an incredibly low operating cost of just $0.35 an hour for a 300-square-foot area. What’s more, installing radiant roof heating means you save thousands of dollars in repairs and maintenance costs.

They’re fast, they’re efficient, they’re fully automated, and best of all, radiant roof heating will put a little extra cash in your pocket. What more could you want? Install a radiant roof heating system in your home today and kick ice dams to the curb once and for all.


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Home Heating Accessories you can Afford

July 15, 2009 00:07 AM  BY  JEN HALLAM

Try a Wall Mount Heater for a Low Cost Heating Solution

It’s true. Times are tight. We are all tightening our wallets and keeping a close eye on our bank accounts. Generations who were once used to living high on the hog, are now figuring out how to raise those same hogs to feed their families. Many of us are spending more time in our homes and are finding ways to make do or do without. One thing we are not willing to scrimp on is home heating. Despite smaller wallets, keeping food on our tables and heat in our homes during the cold winter months is something we are still willing to spend money on. However, finding ways to save money and be efficient in our home heating is still a top priority.

In some homes there are rooms and spaces that seem to always be colder or have a constant draft, making efficient home heating more of a challenge. A simple and affordable home heating accessory that remedies this problem is the purchase of a wall-mount heater. Replacing old furnaces or out-of-date heating systems may be cost prohibitive right now, yet a wall-mount ECO-heater or stylish Climastar heater is a low cost alternative solution to warming problem areas. Homeowners may also find savings simply by heating only the rooms in use or the rooms used most frequently. Installing a wall-mount heater may be the only home heating accessory you can afford this year but will go a long way in maintaining proper home heating without breaking the bank.


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Home Heating Accessories you can Afford, Part II

July 15, 2009 00:07 AM  BY  JEN HALLAM

Premium Towel Warmers

Bathroom heater and towel warmer. You can experience the luxury and comfort of a towel warmer in your bathroom, without going to a lot of expense. We are all in search of “luxury” items without the luxury price tag. When it comes to home heating we are especially mindful of finding efficient ways to keep our living spaces warm. Installing a Zehnder radiant bathroom heater or Climastar towel warmer automatically offers a two-in-one benefit. You get a stylish home heating accessory that offers radiant warming heat as well as a towel warmer.

Most forced air heating systems available to consumers are not created equal, nor do they heat your home equally. When it comes to home heating areas like bathrooms and basements often feel chillier than the rest of the home. With a Zehnder bathroom radiant heater and towel warmer you can enjoy the added warmth of the smaller space, plus relish in the luxury after your shower or bath of pulling a fresh warm towel off the racks. You will never dread the now-in-the-past cold air that used to greet you when you would step from the warmth of your steamy shower. You go from one warm space to the welcoming warmth of a warm towel. A win-win for sure!


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Driveway Snow Melting

July 07, 2009 00:07 AM  BY  BENSON RICKS

Clearing Snow from your Driveway Before it Turns to Ice

Remember last year when you were out shoveling the snow off your driveway? You were probably thinking of all the things you would rather be doing, remember? Well, Old Man Winter will be back before you know it, and you'll be dusting off the 'ol snow shovel and giving your back a good workout once again. But there is something you can do to avoid the “cold, white workout”. Invest in a radiant heated driveway system. Radiant heated brick paver driveway.

Installing a driveway snow melting system is the key to enjoying the beauty of winter without the aches and pains associated with shoveling snow. You can stand by your window in the morning sipping hot chocolate as the automated snowmelt system clears the driveway for you. But don’t wait for Christmas. Give yourself the gift right now. Then when Christmas comes, you'll be enjoying the benefits of a snow and ice-free driveway. Radiant snow melting systems are virtually maintenance free, and it will be fun just to watch the snow melt from the warmth of your livingroom.

Heated driveway systems aren’t confined to new construction. They can be installed over an existing asphalt driveway. Heat cable is laid out over the surface and then a new finish coat is installed over that. The snow sensor installed will automatically trigger the control unit, which will switch on only when it is needed. Heated driveways utilize the same basic radiant heat principles as those used in underfloor heating applications.

Roof heating and gutter melt systems are also available from Warmzone. Eliminate ice dams and protect your structure by installing a radiant roof deicing system. But don't hesitate. The days are getting shorter and winter will be here before you can say “radiant heated driveway”.


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Insulation for Radiant Floor Heating

July 06, 2009 00:07 AM  BY  BENSON RICKS

Optimize Your Home Heating by Using Ground Insulation for your Heated Floors

Times are a changing and no longer acceptable to ignore “green building” when constructing a new home or building. This means maximizing the efficiency of your heat source. Fortunately, there are many options available today.

Heated tile floor in bathroom. Starting with the preparation for the slab, ground insulation is something that is so effective and easy to install that it should never be ignored. It can significantly increase the efficiency of your heating source, especially if that source is a radiant heated floor system. Floor insulation is also an extreme energy saver. When installed under sub-floors it “reflects” the heat, adding tremendously to the efficiency of your heated floor installation.

Electric floor heat is the king of the hill when it comes to efficiency and comfort. These various forms of ground insulation only increase the efficiency of the floor heating system, regardless of your floor type (i.e., tile, hardwood, carpet, etc.).

When your heat source is the floor, you aren’t wasting a lot of energy heating the ceiling area, which is what forced-air systems tend to do. You can maintain lower temperature settings and still be comfortable. Why heat from the ceiling down – especially nowadays when so many new homes have high ceilings? That’s a recipe for nickel and diming you to death. Remember three little words, "heat your feet". That’s the ticket for energy efficiency and added comfort. Gone are the days of inefficient forced air systems that blow dust and allergens all over the house. Check out the options for radiant heated floors today.


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Heated Floors: The Safest Way to Keep Warm this Winter

July 06, 2009 00:07 AM  BY  AMY MORBY

Weighing in on the Safety Benefits of Radiant Floor Heating

Radiant floor heating is more than just the perfect way to heat your home—it’s also the safest. Other heating methods like space heaters and furnaces come with a slew of health and safety hazards. Radiant floor heating systems, on the other hand, offer nothing but easy, green, and affordable comfort for you and your family.

Installing radiant heat cable for heated bathroom floor.Space heaters might seem like a good idea, but in reality, they’re a disaster waiting to happen. According to nfpa.org, space heaters, space heaters accounted for 30 percent of home heating fires and 73 percent of home heating fire deaths in 2006.

Furnaces aren’t much better. They may be the most conventional home-heating method, but they’re more than just loud and unsightly—they’re a huge safety hazard. Furnaces use carbon monoxide, which can be deadly for you and your family should there be a leak. Additionally, the vents used in conventional heating methods are a breeding ground for dust and allergens that you pump through your home every time you turn on the heat.

Radiant floor heat, however, poses none of the same threats listed above. In fact, they have nothing to offer except huge health benefits. Floor heating systems use radiant heat, meaning that radiates from the heat cable and warmth throughout the room is created by warming up objects that warm the air. This method not only gives you consistent heat throughout your home but also eliminates the need for those allergen-ridden vents conventional heating systems love so much.

Radiant floor heating systems use no carbon monoxide, meaning you can rest assured knowing that you and your family are safe. Lastly, radiant floor heat cables are designed to prevent fire hazards. Unlike space heaters that tip over easily, radiant floor heat is placed under the floor using state-of-the-art heating cables that are designed to keep your family safe from fires.

Don’t put your family’s safety on the line. Install an energy-efficient radiant floor heating system in your home today and ensure your peace of mind.


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