Heated Floor Installation
Electric radiant in-floor heat under tile and stone for warm, comfortable floors
Cold porcelain underfoot on a January morning is a small daily annoyance in a lot of Atlanta homes. We install electric radiant heat beneath tile and stone using Schluter Ditra-Heat, Warmup, and SunTouch cable systems, wired to a Wi-Fi thermostat with an in-floor temperature sensor. Because the heating layer goes in with the tile, it is planned as part of your tile job and delivers quiet, even, zoned warmth in bathrooms, kitchens, and slab-on-grade basements with no forced air or ductwork.
What We Offer
Ditra-Heat Membranes
Schluter Ditra-Heat holds the heating cable at any spacing while uncoupling the tile from subfloor movement to reduce cracking.
Cable Mats & Loose Cable
Warmup and SunTouch mats for open rooms, plus loose cable to work around toilets, vanities, and irregular layouts.
Wi-Fi Thermostats
Programmable Wi-Fi thermostats with an in-floor sensor to schedule warmth and hold a precise floor temperature.
Load Calculations
We size wattage per square foot and coordinate a dedicated circuit with your licensed electrician before tile goes down.
Zoned Comfort
Separate thermostats for the master bath, kitchen, or basement so you only heat the floors you actually use.
Tile & Stone Pairing
Radiant cable set under porcelain, ceramic, marble, travertine, and slate, with thinset and cure times matched to each material.
Why Choose Us
Warm tile on cold Atlanta mornings
Ditra-Heat uncouples and heats in a single layer
In-floor sensor prevents hot spots and overheating
Programmable Wi-Fi thermostat scheduling
Zoned electric heat with no ducts or blowers
Dedicated circuit coordinated with a licensed electrician
Even, silent, dust-free warmth underfoot
Works under porcelain, ceramic, and natural stone
Ideal for baths, kitchens, and cold basement slabs
Cable ohm-tested before, during, and after tiling
Our Process
Consultation & Load Calc
We measure the heated area, calculate wattage and coverage, plan zones and thermostat placement, and coordinate your electrician.
Circuit & Rough-In
A licensed electrician runs a dedicated circuit and sets the thermostat box and sensor conduit in the wall.
Substrate Prep
We inspect and flatten the subfloor, install backer board or an approved substrate, then clean it for a full mortar bond.
Membrane & Cable Layout
We set Ditra-Heat or the mat, run the cable and floor sensor between the studs, and ohm-test to confirm no damage.
Tile Installation
Tile is set in the correct thinset over the heating layer, keeping every cable fully embedded and joints clean.
Thermostat & Testing
We wire the thermostat, run a final ohm test, program your schedule, and let the mortar cure before first heat.
Recent Projects
Warm up those cold tile floors
Contact us today for a free consultation and quote