Service area · Parry Sound

Radiant floor heating in Parry Sound.

Radiant in-floor heating for year-round homes, cottages and new builds in Parry Sound and the area around it, on the eastern shore of Georgian Bay. Every system starts with a room-by-room heat-loss calculation and ends with a commissioned, balanced, documented installation.

What we do in Parry Sound

Radiant heating in Parry Sound

For homes, cottages and the builders who build them.

Radiant heating design

Room-by-room heat-loss calculations to the CSA F280-12 methodology, loop layouts, manifold schedules and water temperatures, for our own installs or as a design-only package for your builder or installer.

Whole-home radiant floors

New builds and major renovations, designed from the slab up, with every loop pressure-tested before and during the pour.

Retrofits & basements

Existing homes too: loops can go into a thin overpour, under the subfloor between joists, or into an addition or finished basement.

Boilers & mechanical rooms

Condensing boilers sized from a real heat-loss calculation, never a guess, with outdoor reset and clean, serviceable piping.

Snow-melt driveways & walkways

Glycol loops under concrete or pavers that clear snow and ice automatically.

Garages, shops & extras

Heated garage and shop floors, heated towel bars and hydronic baseboards, all run from the same warm-water system as your floors, plus yearly service for the whole system.

Built for the north shore

What makes a Parry Sound design different

A lot of buildings up the shore are used differently from a house in town, and the design should account for that.

Year-round conversions

Start with the real heat loss

Taking a cottage year-round starts with how much heat it will actually lose once it’s lived in all winter. The heat-loss calculation answers that before you choose equipment.

Time away

Zoned for how you use it

Every loop runs back to the manifold, so each area can hold its own temperature on its own schedule. Where a building may sit unheated, the design can call for freeze protection.

Builders

Design-only when you need it

Building up the shore? We can take the design scope, with the heat-loss report, loop layout and manifold schedule, or build to your designer’s drawings.

How it works

From first visit to warm floors

  1. Step one

    Your plans, or a site walk

    We come out to Parry Sound to walk your home, or start from your drawings: a new build, an addition, a finished basement or a single bathroom.

  2. Step two

    Heat loss & design

    A room-by-room heat-loss calculation to the CSA F280-12 methodology, then the loop layout, manifold schedule and water temperatures your space actually needs. How our designs work

  3. Step three

    Rough-in & testing

    Insulation down, loops laid exactly to the design, and every loop pressure-tested before and during the pour.

  4. Step four

    Commissioned & documented

    Every zone commissioned and balanced, the paperwork in your file, and a walkthrough of how it all works before we leave.

From our projects

What the work looks like before the floor goes down

Heating loops laid before the finished floor goes down
Loops before the floorHeating loops laid to the design before the finished floor goes down.
Stainless manifold with individual PEX loop circuits
Every loop, its own circuitEach loop runs back to the manifold as its own circuit, which is what makes room-by-room zoning possible.

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Local questions, answered

In-floor heating questions

Do you really come out to Parry Sound?

Yes. Barrie, Simcoe County, the southern Georgian Bay shore and Muskoka are where most of our work is, and for the right project we travel further, including Parry Sound and the area around it.

Can radiant work in a cottage that isn’t heated all winter?

Yes, if it’s designed for it. Zoning lets each area hold its own temperature on its own schedule, and where a building may go unheated, the design can call for freeze protection such as a glycol mix in the loops.

Can you design radiant for a builder putting up a new cottage?

Yes. We can take the design scope, with the heat-loss report, loop layout, manifold schedule and water temperature schedule, or build to your designer’s drawings. How we work with builders.

Can radiant go into an existing cottage?

Often, yes. Depending on the building, loops can go into a thin overpour, under the subfloor between joists, or into an addition. A site visit tells us which route fits.

Your project next

Warm floors in Parry Sound

Book a free consultation and we’ll walk your home or your plans, run the heat-loss numbers, and tell you exactly what radiant would take. No pressure, no guesswork.

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