Baseboard heaters run off of electricity and do not require ductwork. They come in varying lengths in order to generate enough heat for different-sized rooms. They are often installed along the lower part of a wall. It is important to not obstruct a baseboard heating unit for fire safety. There are metal conductors within the baseboard heater that become hot as electricity passes through it. These heating elements warm the air around it, but a baseboard heater does not generate any airflow.
Why is baseboard heating important?
Baseboard heat is a great, inexpensive means of heating an area of your home that is without a heat source or has a poor heat source. Baseboard heating units utilize electricity to be powered and do not require ductwork. It is often a great heat resource for basements, garages, attics, and additions.
What are the sub-services within baseboard heating?
Baseboard size consultation
Baseboard installation
Baseboard replacement
When are baseboard heaters a good idea?
Baseboard heaters are a great heat source solution in spaces that don't have another heat source or the current heat source is not powerful enough to properly warm the area. It is also a great solution when running ductwork for central air or piping for when radiant heat is difficult or too expensive.
How much does baseboard heating cost?
The cost to install baseboard heating is relatively inexpensive compared to other heating systems, but it can vary in price. Price variations will occur based on the size of the room, desired equipment/features, number of baseboard heaters, size of baseboard heaters, access to electricity, etc... The best way to get an accurate price on your baseboard heaters installation is to contact Gerard Plumbing and Heating to schedule a consultation with one of our professional technicians.
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