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Underfloor-heating thermostat installation — Underfloor heating specialist — Professionals
These are control-specific jobs rather than complete floor-heating replacements. Providers should identify the retained system, test the fault hypothesis and confirm who is competent to alter its wiring or control connections before supplying a device.
Service scope
Fitting or replacing controls for a known floor-heating system, including assessment of thermostat, sensor and actuator or switching compatibility. A similar-looking control face does not establish electrical, sensor or communication compatibility with the retained installation.
What is normally included
- Existing-control identification
- Compatible replacement selection
- Functional setup and user explanation
What is not included
- Universal replacement based only on appearance
- Instructions for customers to alter fixed wiring
Qualification checks
- Verify current controller identity
- Identify sensor type
- Confirm heating output interface
- Check connected-account requirements
- Agree functional testing and handover
Quote guidance
Itemise diagnosis, replacement control and any separate sensor or wiring work. State whether connected setup is included and whether an inaccessible floor sensor could change the repair scope.
Lead risks
- The thermostat may not be the failed component
- An old sensor may be concealed without an accessible replacement route
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