Basement Heating with Speedheat Floor Heating Systems
Silent, Safe, Easy Installation, Energy Efficient
Speedheat® Floor Heating
Basements are notoriously difficult to heat.
One of the many dilemmas in homes both new and old, is the cold basement.
You spend all of that time, money, and energy to finish your basement into an office, playroom, recreation room, workout room, extra bedrooms, home theater, and more... only to find that you cannot keep these rooms warm, so no one wants to be down there!
There are many good reasons, too, but a Speedheat Floor Heating system is the perfect solution for all of them!
Reason #1: Hot Air Rises
- Traditional heating systems cannot control the basement and the main living levels.
- The hot air rises from the basement, leaving the basement cold and the main living levels too hot. It is a constant battle.
Reason #2: Basement floors are usually on concrete slabs, which are always cold!
- Traditional systems are unable to warm the floors, which radiate cold through your body, wasting energy, resulting in high operation costs with little to no comfort benefit.
- Heating directly under your feet with a Speedheat® Floor Heating system stops the chill from the cold floors while warmth radiates through your body from toes to head.
Reason #3: Flooding Damage & Safety Concerns
- To further complicate things, basements are notorious for flooding, which will destroy most heating systems and is also dangerous!
- The UL-compliant, GFCI-protected, waterproof Speedheat® Floor Heating systems are not damaged by flooding and are 100% safe in water!
Choose whatever floor covering you like... carpet, laminate, tile, linoleum, vinyl, and even under nailed down hardwood if you like... and of course, there is the RugBuddy™ if you are looking for a portable floor heater!
The CarpetMate™ 940 is the perfect size for most basement areas with two panels equaling 8' x 11' or 16' x 5.5' and priced at an affordable $499.00. These under carpet heating panels can be used under new carpeting or retrofitted!
What are the most common problems with heating a basement?
- There is no existing ductwork
- The current ductwork and/or heating system does not distribute enough heat to the basement.
- The thermostat is located on a different floor, and the basement is always much colder than the rest of the home.
- Hot air rises, and therefore all of the heat in the lowest levels of the home, goes right back upstairs. This makes the upstairs too hot, and the basement too cold!
What are your options?

- You could use an energy-hogging, inefficient, and possibly dangerous space heater.
- or install another central heating system and ductwork in your basement with its own controls.
- decide not to use your basement area for anything other than storing things you bought on eBay and your lovely spider friends.
- or you could wear a snowsuit when you are using your basement...
or...
- You could use an Easy-to-Install, Safe, Energy-efficient heating system that radiates heat from the ground up, such as Speedheat Generation4™ electric radiant floor heating systems.
Easy Installation
- No mud bed or cement needed for most installs - even under carpet or wood!
Benefits
Energy Efficient
- Lower your thermostat!
- Only heat the rooms you're in!
- Just pennies a day to operate!
Safe
- UL-compliant
- No risk of fire!

- No risk of shock!
- GFCI protected!
- Waterproof!
Healthy
- No EMR!
- No dust circulation!
- No Carbon Monoxide!
Durable
- Rolling Office Chairs are OK!
- Furniture Legs OK!
- Washable - Even Steam Clean your Carpets!
How?
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RugBuddy - Plug in space heater alternative
- If it is just a small space that needs a boost, try the RugBuddy™ under an area rug. No electrician is needed - simply lay down your rug pad, lay down your RugBuddy heating panel, tape down the corners, lay down your rug, plug in, turn on, and enjoy!
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New Flooring Installation - Hardwired with Programmable Thermostat
- Simply Fax or Email a Drawing of your Floorplan (this is very important for an accurate quote... just a rough sketch with exact dimensions of all areas and thermostat placement preference).
- Fax: 1-888-927-6357 or 678-391-3248
- Email: base...@speedheat.us
- Just make sure to include:
- Drawing with size (dimensions) and placement of any large furniture, cabinets, doorways, etc.
- Floorcovering you plan to use - our systems can go under virtually any flooring!
- Subfloor
- Installation (i.e. glued, floating, nailed, and anything out of the ordinary for tile, carpet, etc.)
- Hard-wired with thermostat or plug in (for hard-wired, indicate thermostat placement preference).
- 120V or 240V system preference.
- Time frame for the job.
- Contact information, such as name, company, address, email, phone, fax, etc.
- If you have used our systems or similar systems in the past.
- Referred by: Not required, of course, but we always like to know how you found us... especially if it was a referral from someone you know. We like to thank our fans, personally!
- ... and any other information you think is important.
- Just make sure to include:
- Simply Fax or Email a Drawing of your Floorplan (this is very important for an accurate quote... just a rough sketch with exact dimensions of all areas and thermostat placement preference).
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DO NOT expect
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- DO NOT turn it on if it is rolled up!
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You spend all of that time, money, and energy to finish your basement into an office, playroom, recreation room, workout room, extra bedrooms, home theater, and more... only to find that you cannot keep these rooms warm, so no one wants to be down there!


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