About us
PRM Solutions Ltd design, supply and install, under floor heating to both commercial and domestic markets throughout the UK.
We install systems which cover projects of all sizes.
These range from single rooms, to new builds renovations and conversions of all kinds.
In the commercial field we have experience in many projects including housing of all sizes, hospitals, schools, hotels, churches and lesuire complexes.
All these have provided challenges which our experience and expertise has enabled us to meet and provide our clients with outstanding service.
We are an independent company, therefore are able to design and install any manufacturers heating systems on a customer instruction or whereby the customer’s needs, will be better served by an alternative system.
PRM Solutions Ltd
77 Crawley Road
Horsham
West Sussex
RH12 4DS
Company registration number: 4482595
Email us at sales@prmsolutionsltd.co.uk
Services
Find out about the services we offer for supplying and installing underfloor heating systems.
Underfloor heating types
Details on the different types of underfloor heating available from PRM Solutions Ltd.
Why use underfloor heating?
Benefits
Warm water under floor heating systems can be effectively powered by any heat source, traditional gas or oil powered condensing boilers and wood burning stoves or solar panels and heat pumps (ground source or air to water). Whatever happens in the future to fuel costs or new technological developments, under floor heating can be married to the heat source to provide extra economical comfort.
Hygiene - less dust is circulated and with floors being warm this decreases the amount of dust mites and bacteria allowing a healthier environment for asthma and allergy suffers.
Space - this allows you to have the freedom of design.
Why use water and not electric under floor heating?
With today’s uncertainty about future energy policies and rising energy prices, warm water underfloor heating, is always a safer option. Warm water systems allow you to switch heat sources from say gas, or oil and utilise new technology for instances heat pumps, pellet burners or even solar panel heating.
These options are simply not available if direct acting electric heating is selected.