Renovate to Regenerate


 

Renovate to Regenerate 

The upheaval, stress, and soaring costs of estate agency fees makes moving house an option that more
and more people are deciding against - which begs the question why move when you can improve?
Catchphrases aside, if it is time to regenerate and renovate your home breathing new life into it has
never been so simple. Thanks to new materials, new technology and greater knowledge, underfloor
heating solutions can be installed into your home with minimal disruption and fuss.

Whether it’s the kitchen extension you’ve always dreamed of, or adding additional space to another
part of the house, OMNIE have a range of underfloor heating materials that they can tailor to your
exact needs. Even if you’re tackling the refurbishment of your house and fitting an extension as part
of the same project you can install underfloor heating in both the existing, and new parts of your home.
OMNIE’s Lowboard range is just 15mm, no taller than a 5 pence piece, which means those horror stories
of floor re-levelling, torn up skirting boards, and doors being completely re-sized are a thing of the past.
With experienced OMNIE installers, you will reap every benefit of UFH with minimum disturbance.
From an interiors perspective the absence of radiators means free wall space, so no need to rearrange
your furniture. If your project involves a glass box extension or bi-folding doors, bringing you that
much closer to your outside space, you can bask in what nature has to offer whilst soaking up the
radiant heat from your floors. This type of heat is closest to the heat we feel from the sun, something
we could do with during the winter months. Unlike the great British weather though, you can rely on
UFH to perform consistently. Yet, another toasty benefit from the warmth generated by UFH means
no more hot and cold spots, and the luxury of padding around your stone or tiled floor barefoot, without
wincing with every footstep. This does not get old.

If you do fancy installing an energy efficient method of heating your home UFH will reduce your heating
bills over time compared to traditional systems. And when used in conjunction with a heat pump the
government will even contribute towards your heating bill. Sounds too good to be true doesn’t it? It isn’t.
Under the new UK Government’s domestic Renewable Heat Incentive scheme, you could receive
quarterly cash payments over seven years if you install, or have already installed an eligible renewable
heating technology.  

Time to embrace change and make an energy efficient investment in your home. Just send us your
plans and OMNIE will do the rest from design to delivery.

www.omnie.co.uk

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