Residential Underfloor Heating Market

Residential Underfloor Heating Market Size

The global residential underfloor heating market size was valued at USD 4.6 billion in 2024 and is set to reach USD 7.8 billion by 2034, growing at a CAGR of 5.4% from 2025 to 2034. The demand for energy-efficient heating solutions is increasing due to rigorous energy efficiency regulations, escalating environmental concerns, and the need to reduce heating costs.

For instance, The Future Homes Standard, which takes effect in 2025 across the UK, establishes stringent requirements ensuring that newly constructed homes from this implementation date will generate 75-80% lower carbon emissions compared to properties built under existing Building Regulations.

The adoption of underfloor heating (UFH) has increased with the integration of renewable energy sources such as solar thermal systems, geothermal energy, and heat pumps. The combination of these renewable sources simultaneously increases the energy efficiency and sustainability of UFH systems and reduces carbon emissions and reliance on fossil fuels within new and existing infrastructure. For instance, in September 2024, new renewable energy directive introduced by the European Union states that use and production of energy has led to over 75% of GHG emissions. It further suggests that the reduction of this energy system is vital for the reduction of greenhouse gases.

Ongoing technological advancements have made underfloor heating systems more enhanced and accessible which led companies to meet existing regulations. For instance, in April 2024, Warmzone's innovative FilmHeat radiant heat system represents their specialized floor heating solution. When installed under laminated and floating floors, the system incorporates heating panels measuring just 0.016 inches in thickness, thinner than a standard credit card, ensures that it has no impact on weight loads.

Moreover, the introduction of AI has improved the performance of underfloor heating systems by introducing smart climate control that further decreases energy consumption, energy savings and real time tracking.

The tariffs enacted by President Trump in April 2025 is set to impact the residential underfloor heating market. Enforcement of a 10% tariff on all imported goods with high rates for several countries, the cost of importing is expected to rise for essential components including thermostats, heating cables and control systems. This cost may lead to higher prices for residential underfloor heating systems, potentially slowing their adoption as manufacturers will face budget constraints.

Furthermore, these tariffs may cause delays in project timelines, disrupt global supply chains, which may hamper the deployment of underfloor heating solutions across residential establishments. Companies are seeking alternative suppliers and considering domestic manufacturing, which may involve additional investment and time. Furthermore, the tariffs might impact on international trade relations, which further lead to retaliatory measures, affecting the overall industry landscape.

Residential Underfloor Heating Market Trends

The market for residential underfloor heating systems is anticipated to witness significant growth due to factors such as new shifts in technology as well as changes in consumer behavior. Furthermore, the implementation of new sustainability frameworks by relevant governing bodies will further enhance the industry outlook. For instance, the Isle of Man government completely banned fossil fuel heating systems from January in new buildings, commercial properties and residential establishments. In addition, people with active building control applications require to check if their heating systems plan meet with regulations.

The integration of AI and IoT across residential underfloor heating systems enable companies to introduce zonal temperature and adaptive heating in their systems through IOT sensors and smart thermostats. For instance, Ambiente introduced its products at InstallerSHOW 2024 that are designed to enable easier and quicker underfloor heating installations. The company also introduced AmbiEgo, a self-balancing actuator head designed to provide necessary heating.

Governments worldwide are imposing stringent emission regulations and increasing number of companies committing to net-zero goals. The market is propelled by the rising demand for reliable floor heating solutions along with the introduction of sustainability initiatives to reduce energy consumption by respective authorities will favor the industry dynamics. For instance, in June 2024, Minnesota’s legislative session signed climate and energy bills. The HF 5242A legislation suggests adopting a new residential energy code after every three years, beginning in 2026, that must incrementally cut down net energy consumption by 70% by 2038 annually.

Residential Underfloor Heating Market Analysis

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• The market was valued at USD 4 billion, USD 4.3 billion and USD 4.6 billion in 2022, 2023 and 2024 respectively. Based on technology, the industry is bifurcated into hydronic and electric, where hydronic segment will observe a growth rate of over 5.5% by 2034.
  
• Electric underfloor heating systems are radiant heating systems that radiate heat evenly across the entire floor and create an ambient indoor environment. For instance, in January 2024 ThermoSphere released its new cable with four additional lengths from 42 to 175 meters, to make easy installation and decrease the risk of damage for every project size. These cable lengths ensure installers get the perfect match every time and decrease the number of multi-cable installations.
  
• Hydronic underfloor heating systems provide efficient and consistent heat through warm water pipes installed under the floor. Ongoing innovations by companies to offer reliable and advanced technologies for ambient indoor climate is shaping the residential hydronic underfloor heating business dynamics. For instance, at the InstallerSHOW 2024, Danfoss introduced Ally smart heating system which is voice controlled enabled and Icon2 hydronic floor heating control.
  

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• Residential underfloor heating market across new buildings has a market revenue share of over 74.5% in 2024. Based on facility, the market is segmented into new buildings and retrofit, where new buildings industry will grow at a CAGR of over 5.3% by 2034.
  
• New residential construction projects including apartments and buildings implement sustainable heating solutions that align with clean energy building mandates by incorporating energy-efficient underfloor heating solutions will stimulate the business outlook across new buildings. Their design flexibility and versatility of the systems, coupled with ease of installation across several building structures, floor coverings and layouts, will accelerate the product adoption.
  
• Retrofit buildings will grow at a CAGR of over 5% by 2034, owing to consistent efforts for the development of prevailing building infrastructure by adopting advanced technological systems aimed at reducing environmental footprint, enhancing occupant comfort and increasing energy efficiency. Existing buildings with low carbon and clean space heating substitutes including hydronic & electric underfloor heating systems, holds a significant potential to decrease environmental harm and energy consumption.
  
• Evolving environmental regulations with an aim to reduce reliance on fossil fuel heating systems will impact the business dynamics. For instance, Germany has implemented the Buildings Energy Act from January 2024. This Act contains mandates and deadlines to shift to renewable heating and offer consumers, housing and the heating industry, a clear framework for investment decisions. Renewable energy systems will progressively become the norm across the buildings sector and will replace gas & oil-fired heating systems.
  
• Based on application, the residential underfloor heating market is segmented into single family and multi family, where single family industry will grow at a CAGR of over 5% by 2034. rising investments by government authorities and real estate sector for the development and expansion of existing & new residential building infrastructure will complement the industry dynamics.
  
• Single family applications are set to grow owing to shifting consumer trend towards green building practices, increasing environmental consciousness and ongoing retrofitting of existing heating solutions. Introduction of flexible heating mats and a substantial decline in the upfront cost of underfloor heating systems coupled with their applicability for small applications will further stimulate the business outlook.
  
• Multi family industry is set to witness significant growth driven by rapidly growing multi-story buildings, population growth and increasing urbanization rate across developing and developed countries. Ongoing push toward green building certifications have led developers to integrate energy efficient systems and align with regulatory compliance.
  
• For instance, in May 2024, the European Union finalized a legislative framework which includes the revised Energy Performance of Buildings Directive and Energy Efficiency Directive. These directives focus on achieving a decarbonized and enhanced energy efficient building stock by 2050 and enable businesses & consumers to make choices to save money and energy.
  

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• The U.S. residential underfloor heating market in 2022, 2023 and 2024 was valued at USD 860.1 million, USD 911.1 million and USD 962.8 million, respectively. Stern environmental rules, the growing adoption of radiant floor heating systems, and sustainability goals by industry players will boost the market. For instance, New York state adopted the All-Electric Buildings Law in 2024 which added requirements to the Energy Law for new construction. From December 31, 2025, fossil-fuel equipment installation across new building infrastructure will be prohibited.
  
• Europe industry will grow at a CAGR of 5.5% from 2025 to 2034 owing to stringent environmental regulations that are increasing the replacement of traditional heating systems including gas fired boilers and adoption of zoned heating systems across residential establishments. For instance, from 2025, The European Parliament announced a ban on subsidizing fossil fuel central heating systems across 65 million individual homes across Europe.
  
• In Asia-Pacific, increasing population, rising urbanization, increasing energy efficiency awareness and enhanced living standards that resulted with over 24% of market share in 2024. Companies across the region are strategically making investments in R&D to introduce advance technological solutions to help them comply with stringent environmental regulations and minimize carbon footprint. For instance, in September 2024, Tianjin in China implemented new standards for residential design, raising the "preferable" ceiling height to minimum 3 meters from 2.8 meters. The regional housing authority stated that increased ceilings improve compatibility with modern systems including underfloor heating and HVAC systems significantly enhancing living quality.
  
• The Middle East and Africa is set to observe a positive growth rate on account of the rising investments in infrastructure development together with the introduction of favorable regulatory norms and energy efficiency standards for sustainable heating solutions will augment the product demand.
  
• Latin America’s growing clean energy boom is augmenting the residential underfloor electric market is projected to grow at a rate of over 4% by 2034. The robust construction of multistory buildings along with ongoing expansion & development of the real estate industry is set to complement the industry dynamics. In addition, innovative product advancements and the introduction of advanced technologies like smart thermostats will fuel product deployment.
  

Residential Underfloor Heating Market Share

The top 5 companies are Danfoss, Uponor Corporation, Watts, Warmup, and REHAU, that collectively account for approximately 30% of the market share. These industry leaders provide comprehensive solutions that offer underfloor heating solutions, thereby facilitating products that are compliant with environmental regulations and supporting sustainability initiatives.

Enhanced marketing strategies, brand equity, economies of scale, and product differentiation are some of the key factors to emphasize effectiveness across the industry while diminishing the consequences of counterfeiting. The industry growth is propelled by ongoing innovations in technology and introduction of AI driven systems led to significant cost saving, low running cost, high efficiency and reduced electricity bills.

Residential Underfloor Heating Market Companies

• Danfoss, headquartered in Denmark, reported a sales revenue of USD 10.89 billion for the fiscal year 2024. Danfoss specializes in both electric and hydronic underfloor heating and is recognized for energy efficient systems. System balancing and advanced controls are essential for energy efficiency optimization and preserving consistent home comfort.
  
• Uponor Corporation, headquartered in Finland, a subsidiary of George Fischer, achieved revenues of USD 1.41 billion in 2023. The company specializes in cross-linked polyethylene (PEX) piping systems along with various products including valves, adapters, fittings that are integrated with advanced technological radiant heating controls to deliver hydronic underfloor heating reliably and efficiently.
  
• Watts, headquartered in U.S., reported a total sales revenue of USD 2.25 billion in 2024, representing a year-on-year increment of around 10% from the previous year. The company specializes in modular radiant panels along with cross-linked polyethylene (PEX) PEX tubing with smart control systems. The company’s RadiantPEX+ tubing with EVOH is a four-layer tubing applicable across radiant floor heating, distribution piping and offering long life, high flexibility and high temperature resistance.
  
• Rehau, based in Switzerland, contributed to the total revenue of USD 155.13 million in 2024. The company specializes in modular radiant heating solutions for residential establishments. The company’s RAUTHERM SPEED underfloor heating system helps to minimize the installation time. Its RAUTHERM heating circuit manifolds are easy to install, and REHAU prefabricated chilled ceilings offers quick installation.
  

Major players operating in the residential underfloor heating industry include:

• Amuheat
• Asiastar
• Danfoss
• Devex Systems
• Elektra
• Heat Mat
• Hemstedt
• Hurlcon Hydronic Heating
• Magnum Heating
• Mysa Smart Thermostats
• OJ Electronics
• Rehau
• Schluter-Systems
• Thermosoft
• UFHN
• Uponor
• Warmboard
• Warmup
• Watts
  

Residential Underfloor Heating Industry News

• In April 2025, UFHN, a provider of electric and hydronic and underfloor heating systems announced its acquisition by the PURMO Group. This strategic move will enhance the company’s capabilities and expand its market reach in the UK. By joining Purmo Group, the company will integrate its capabilities into sustainable climate solutions portfolio and gain access to extensive resources, research, and development capabilities. This acquisition will allow Purmo Group to offer complete, easy-to-install, and energy-saving indoor climate solutions for customers across the globe.
  
• In February 2025, HeatUp, a Swedish company that excels in delivering comprehensive UFH systems along with sanitary hot and cold-water distribution solutions, along with pre-insulated flexible tubing systems, has become part of Elydan Group, Europe based enterprise with expertise in fluid distribution systems. Through this strategic move, HeatUp will leverage Elydan Group's extensive distribution network throughout Europe to drive its expansion initiatives.
  
• In November 2024, Ambiente expanded its underfloor heating systems range with the introduction of LoFloor 18, designed for premium floor build-up projects. This system enables efficient installation when positioned directly on existing structural floors and eliminates requirements for wet trades, including screeds, which reduces installation time and complexity in real-world applications. The system's dry build-up methodology allows installers to place carpet or wood flooring directly onto the LoFloor 18 panels, ensuring seamless integration with various floor finishes.
  
• In September 2024, Jersey Energy Technologies finalized a contract with Haydale to implement a new form of underfloor heating across the channel island's social housing. The company’s underfloor heating system incorporates HDPlas functionalization technology, which harnesses the thermal conductivity properties of graphene. According to data collected from Haydale's in-house prototype systems, they have demonstrated up to 30% reduction in the operating costs when compared to the standard wired systems.
  
• In May 2024, UFHN Ltd announced its participation in the distinguished Waterfront Development on Poole Quay, commissioned by London Land Group, executing the implementation of the Mercury Aurora castellated panel system across 291 residential apartments, covering a substantial area of 17,000 sq. meters. The advanced Aurora system delivers outstanding heat distribution combined with remarkable energy efficiency, ensuring exceptional resident comfort while substantially reducing operational expenses.
  

This global residential underfloor heating market research report includes in-depth coverage of the industry with estimates & forecast in terms of ‘USD Million’ from 2021 - 2034, for the following segments:

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Market, By Technology

• Hydronic
• Electric

Market, By Facility

• New buildings
• Retrofit

Market, By Application

• Single family
• Multi family

The above information has been provided for the following countries across the regions.

• North America
  • U.S.
  • Canada
• Europe
  • Germany
  • UK
  • France
  • Italy
  • Spain
  • Austria
  • Belgium
  • Denmark
  • Finland
  • Norway
  • Sweden
• Asia Pacific
  • China
  • Japan
  • Australia
  • India
  • South Korea
• Middle East & Africa
  • Saudi Arabia
  • UAE
  • South Africa
• Latin America
  • Brazil
  • Mexico