Why Fulham Renovations Are Built Around Underfloor Heating
The Peterborough Estate, Munster Village, the grid around Parsons Green — some of the most renovated Victorian housing in London. The usual trigger: a side-return push-out or basement dig, with the heating reworked while everything is open.
Warm water at 35–45°C through the floor, instead of 60–70°C through radiators, gives open-plan kitchen-diners even warmth with every wall clear for cabinetry and glazing. The same system runs even more efficiently from a heat pump later.
UFH Systems We Fit in Fulham
We install hydronic (water-based) systems only, designed room by room around your renovation:
Installed wet UFH typically costs £85–£120 per square metre — see our London underfloor heating cost guide, and our main UFH page for how hydronic compares with electric. Gas Safe registered engineers, £5M public liability cover, workmanship guarantee.
How We Work on SW6 Renovations
On most Fulham jobs we are one trade among many, so we fit the builder's programme. Pipework is pressure-tested before the screed goes down and stays under pressure while it cures — any issue shows up before your floor finish does.
Basement digs get particular care on heat-loss design: below-ground rooms behave differently. Have a look at recent installs, then book a site survey. We also work across the river in Battersea and next door in Kensington.
A renovation is the cheapest moment to replace an original lead supply pipe — we do lead pipe replacement alongside UFH work.