Underfloor Heating
We supply and install wet underfloor heating systems as a Worcester Partner, the highest level of installer accreditation, working seamlessly alongside our liquid screed service for a complete flooring solution.
We supply and install wet underfloor heating systems as a Worcester Partner, the highest level of installer accreditation, working seamlessly alongside our liquid screed service for a complete flooring solution.
The Worcester Bosch installer programme has two main tiers: Approved Installer and Partner. Partner status sits above Approved and represents the highest level of accreditation available. Bringing with it additional training, enhanced warranties, and priority manufacturer support.
Our underfloor heating installer holds Worcester Partner status, a level above the standard Worcester Approved Installer accreditation. This means you receive the highest standard of installation, enhanced product warranties, and peace of mind that your system has been designed and fitted by an expert operating at the very top of the trade.
| System type | Wet (water-fed) UFH |
| Accreditation | Worcester Partner |
| Scope | Design & installation |
| Compatible with | Gas boilers, heat pumps |
| Projects | Residential & commercial |
| Coverage | Merseyside & Cheshire |
Underfloor heating and liquid screed are designed for each other. The self-levelling nature of Longfloor liquid screed means it flows effortlessly around the underfloor heating pipes, encasing them perfectly with no air pockets maximising heat transfer to the floor surface above.
The thermal conductivity of calcium sulphate screed is significantly better than traditional sand and cement. This means your underfloor heating system reaches temperature faster, maintains it more consistently, and uses less energy to do so. Reducing your heating bills over the life of the installation.
By choosing The Liquid Screed Company for both your screed and underfloor heating needs, you benefit from a single, coordinated team managing the entire process. Reducing the risk of delays and ensuring perfect compatibility between the two systems.
