Hydronic heat, or radiant heating, is a heating system that uses hot water, not air, to warm your home. 

Here's how it works:

Hydronic heating is a highly efficient and comfortable heating system that uses hot water to distribute warmth throughout a building, unlike traditional forced-air systems that use air. Here are some key points:

How It Works:

Boilers: A central boiler heats water to a set temperature.

Distribution: The hot water is then circulated through a network of pipes.

Radiators or Underfloor: In residential applications, the hot water is often sent to radiators, underfloor tubing, or coils.

Radiant Heat: These elements radiate heat into the rooms, providing a consistent and comfortable warmth.