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  1. HVAC
    I have a newer home with tile and hardwood floors on the first floor. I've looked around at the various pex supplier sites and have noticed there are alot of differing opinions on what is needed (possibly because these sites want to sell you stuff). Hopefully someone here can answer some...
    pex radiant heat floors
  2. Flooring
    We installed radiant heat on the subfloor, between 2x4 nailers and poured a gypcrete like material over it as a heat transfer. We did not let the gypcrete-like material completely cure and the floors started to cup, then they reversed and crowned, which is where we are now. We also put this...
    cupped floors radiant heat floors
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