Heating That Disappears Into Hackney's Design-Led Homes
Hackney's renovation scene has a look: exposed brick, steel-framed glazing, polished concrete. Radiators rarely make the cut — from warehouse conversions around London Fields to the terraces of Clapton, wet UFH delivers the warmth without the wall clutter.
It is not just looks. Hydronic UFH runs at 35–45°C flow against a radiator circuit's 60–70°C, so it heats big open-plan volumes evenly — and it is the natural partner for the heat pumps anchoring E8 and E9 eco-renovations.
What We Install Across E8, E9 and E5
Hydronic systems only — warm water through pipework, matched to the building:
Installed prices typically land between £85 and £120 per square metre — see our London underfloor heating cost guide, and our wet UFH page for the systems themselves. Gas Safe registered engineers, £5M public liability insurance, workmanship guarantee.
From London Fields Terraces to Hackney Wick Lofts
We work from your architect's drawings and give the flooring contractor what they need: pipe layouts, screed depths, drying schedules. Every loop is pressure-tested before anything is poured over it, and stays under pressure while the screed cures.
In terraces, pipework goes in while floors are up; in shared-freehold conversions we help with consent paperwork. Browse our recent installs, then book a site survey. We also cover Islington, Walthamstow and Camden.
Plenty of E5 and E8 terraces still have their original lead supply pipe — we handle full lead pipe replacement including Thames Water coordination.