Recent content by HeatXfer

I see your point, but once a space is up to temperature it takes less fuel to maintain that temperature. Of course every space is different (heat loss/gain) and the comfort levels depend on the individual. If you're only using the space a few hours a day hydronic is overkill, but if it's your...

If at all possible go hydronic: it's ductless, silent, won't dry out the air and can be up tp 10x more efficient than forced air. The installation cost can be 30% to 60% more than forced air (have you poured the floor yet?) but I guarantee you'll be happier every winter with a warm, evenly...