Underfloor Heating Specialists in Hertfordshire
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With over 20 years of practical expertise, we’re the go-to underfloor heating specialists in Hertfordshire. From brand-new builds that need liquid screed, to complex retrofits in older homes, we provide a complete start-to-finish service.
Every home improvement project is different. Whether you’re planning a renovation, extension, or new build, our skilled installers design and fit a system tailored to your exact needs. Our dedication to reliable, bespoke solutions has built our strong reputation throughout Hertfordshire.
We don’t just install underfloor heating, we provide peace of mind. From the first conversation to project completion, you’ll have clear updates and professional support at every stage. It’s this commitment to reliability and quality that keeps our Hertfordshire customers recommending us.
Buxton Flow Screeds is your trusted UFH partner in Hertfordshire. We provide tailored advice and seamless installations for new builds, extensions, and renovations.
To maximise the efficiency of your underfloor heating, we use liquid self-levelling screed in new builds and extensions. This allows the screed to flow tightly around each pipe, eliminating air pockets and ensuring perfect heat transfer. The result is consistent warmth, quicker heat-up times, and lower running costs.
For retrofit projects in existing Hertfordshire homes, many clients worry about altering floor height or spoiling their property’s character. Preserving the original look while upgrading your heating system is a common challenge.
Our solution is a specialist low-profile levelling compound that adds just 15–20mm in thickness. It provides smooth coverage without raising floors noticeably, keeping your home’s character intact. The result is ultra-responsive heating that brings comfort and efficiency without compromise.

I live in a house with low ceilings and I’m worried about losing space. Can I still install underfloor heating?
Yes, you can. Our retrofit systems are designed for properties with limited floor height. Using an ultra-thin levelling compound (as little as 15–20mm), you’ll enjoy the comfort of UFH without affecting room proportions or door clearances.
What types of flooring are suitable over underfloor heating?
Most modern flooring materials work perfectly with UFH. Engineered wood, tiles, laminate, LVT, and some carpets are all excellent choices. The key is to ensure good thermal conductivity using thermal screed. We’ll guide you on the best flooring to match your chosen system for top performance.
Is underfloor heating really cheaper to run than radiators?
Yes, UFH is more energy efficient. Radiators need to run at around 80°C to heat a room, while underfloor heating operates effectively at about 40°C. Because it heats evenly across the entire floor, it uses less energy, helping you save on bills over time.
Do I need to install UFH across my whole property at once?
No, not at all. We can fit UFH in a single room, such as a kitchen or bathroom extension, or throughout your entire home. Our systems are completely scalable to your project size and budget.

• Expert Project Management – Dedicated support and technical know-how from one experienced project manager.
• Hertfordshire’s Leading UFH Team – Skilled specialists installing high-performance systems with screed or levelling compounds.
• Professional & Reliable Service – Flexible scheduling and punctual service to coordinate smoothly with other trades.
• Correct Site Preparation – Expert advice to make sure your property is ready for a flawless UFH application.
• Thorough Testing & Commissioning – Every system is carefully tested for optimum flow rates and long-lasting efficiency.
For more than 20 years, Buxton Flow Screeds has been the trusted local name for premium underfloor heating in Hertfordshire. Our focus is on delivering customised solutions, using the highest quality materials for a system you can rely on.