Great Finds Bangor ME

Custom home builder Art Lenard has been using radiant floor heating systems from WarmlyYours for about 10 years in a number of his homes and has enjoyed very good success with them.
Maine Clean Power
1-866-408-4591
148 Middle St.
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Alpha Water Systems LLC
(207) 838-3445
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Gagnon Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc.
207-647-8782
14 Seymour Drive
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Innis Well Drilling, LLC
(207) 942-5646
64 14th Street
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Maineheat
207-284-6257
91 Bradley Street
Saco, ME
ELCO Geothermal Heating
(207) 942-4659
311 Perry Rd
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Revision Energy
(207) 589-4171
91 West Main Street
Liberty, ME
Jim Godbout Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
(207) 283-1200
48 Elm Street
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Maine Solar Energy
207 - 232.6595
142 Presumpscot Street
Portland, ME
Gelinas Hvac Services, Inc
207 885-0771
2 Washington Ave
Scarborough, ME
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Great Finds

Source: CUSTOM HOME Magazine

By CUSTOM HOME Staff

Art Lenard

Hill Country Integrity Homes, Kerrville, Texas

Custom home builder Art Lenard has been using radiant floor heating systems from WarmlyYours for about 10 years in a number of his homes and has enjoyed very good success with them. “We don't require much radiant heat in Texas hill country, but clients enjoy the ability to heat their bathroom floors,” he points out. “We've also done kitchen floors and living rooms.” Lenard's clients also like the fact that they can set their thermostats on timers so that they wake up to toasty warm bathroom floors.

WarmlyYours offers two radiant heating systems: TempZone is designed for use under tile, natural stone, and hardwood flooring; Environ II can be used under carpet and floating wood flooring. Consisting of a Teflon-insulated copper alloy heating element sewn to a fiberglass mesh backing, TempZone measures less than 1/8 inch thick and can be embedded directly into thinset cement. The SmartStat programmable thermostat allows up to four setting changes per day.

WarmlyYours. 800.875.5285. www.warmlyyours.com.

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