Hydronic heating installation involves the installation of a heating system that uses hot water to heat a building or home. The process typically involves the following steps:

Assessment: Before any installation work begins, a professional HVAC technician will assess the space that needs heating to determine the appropriate size and type of hydronic heating system.

Boiler installation: The hydronic heating system includes a boiler that heats the water that is circulated through the system. The boiler is typically installed in a suitable location, such as a basement or mechanical room.

Piping installation: Piping is used to circulate the hot water throughout the building or home. The piping is typically installed in the walls or floors, and connected to the boiler.

Radiator or underfloor heating installation: Radiators or underfloor heating systems are used to distribute the heat from the hot water. Radiators are typically mounted on the walls, while underfloor heating systems are installed under the floor.

Electrical wiring: Electrical wiring needs to be installed to connect the boiler and pump to the power source.

Testing and commissioning: After the installation is complete, the system is tested to ensure it is functioning properly. This includes checking the temperature and flow rate of the hot water, as well as testing the thermostat and any other controls.

Hydronic heating is an efficient and comfortable way to heat a building or home, as the heat is distributed evenly and the system can be zoned to control the temperature in different areas. It’s important to hire a professional HVAC technician to install and maintain your hydronic heating system to ensure it operates efficiently and safely. Regular maintenance is also important to keep the system running effectively and prevent breakdowns.