Infrared Heating for Houses, Apartments and other Residential Properties
The best heating works around the home you have and how you live. Whether you live in a new-build, a traditional terrace, detached house, an apartment block, a barn conversion or an off-gas country cottage every space has different heating needs. For over 9 years, we’ve helped homeowners and families create warmer, more comfortable homes with dependable, affordable and sustainable infrared heating.
Why more homeowners are looking at infrared heating
As the way we use our home changes, so heating needs to work differently. Bedrooms, kitchen, lounge and home office are occupied at various times. More households are moving away from gas, and thinking carefully about comfort, whilst reducing the costs of energy use and long-term maintenance.
Infrared allows heating to be planed room-by-room, delivering comfortable radiant warmth, that works around your family and lifestyle, where and when it is needed.
- Infrared creates comfortable radiant warmth
- All-electric technology keeps interiors clean and uncluttered
- Infrared reduces ongoing maintenance time and costs
- Smart infrared allows independent control over room temperatures
Every Recommendation Starts With Your Home
Successful heating begins with understanding your home and how you live in it. We’ll consider how your property is used, occupancy, floor-plan, available power, future plans and your long-term objectives before recommending any products.
Together, these details shape a heating plan that fits your home, whether you are warming one room or planning a complete system. We can then match heater output, placement and controls to each space.
Find the Right Heating Solution
Ideal for family homes, apartments and residential spaces where discreet design and comfortable radiant warmth are the priority.
Why Homeowners Choose KIASA?
Infrared heating is easy to install, energy saving, cheap to maintain and sustainable, and can help:
Explore the Benefits of Infrared- Focuses warmth where people gather
- Supports zoned heating across different spaces
- Performs well in intermittently occupied buildings
- Minimises disruption during installation
- Reduces ongoing maintenance
- Avoids forced air movement around sensitive interiors
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Infrared vs Traditional Heating
Feature
Infrared Heating
Traditional Heating
Heating approach
Radiant warmth directed towards occupied areas
Heats the surrounding air
Large open buildings
Focuses warmth where people gather
Heat rises into unused space first
Intermittent use
Direct warmth for changing users
Requires longer pre-heating
Energy use
Supports zoned, targeted heating
Heats unused parts of the building, leading to unnecessary energy use.
Installation
Low-disruption installation options
Requires disruptive and extensive building work.
Heritage sensitivity
Meets requirements for historic buildings
Can have greater installation impact
Air movement
No forced air circulation
Some systems circulate air, dust and draughts around sensitive historic features.
Maintenance
Low maintenance once installed
Boilers and pipework require regular servicing
Make a confident sustainable heating choice for your home
If you’re exploring lower-carbon living, moving away from gas, looking for a heating system that’s better suited to the way your property works, we have guides that explain how infrared works, what influences energy use, and how to plan heating around your home.
Frequently Asked Questions
Infrared works differently from conventional heating by warming people and surfaces directly rather than heating the surrounding air first.
Yes. Infrared can be a practical option because it delivers radiant warmth to people and surfaces rather than relying entirely on heating the surrounding air. We consider heat loss, ceiling height and mounting positions to ensure the system is correctly sized and planned around the home’s original features.
Yes. Many homeowners combine infrared with solar as part of an all-electric heating strategy. Infrared heaters use electricity and can form part of a home with solar PV or battery storage.
Yes, infrared provides an all-electric alternative to off-gas properties, oil, LPG or older electric storage systems without a boiler or wet heating circuit.
As top up heat infrared is excellent value where you need to provide instant warmth from a single heater. In larger installations the programable ‘smart’ aspects of infrared can significantly reduce overall energy costs by only heating the spaces you want to heat, when you want to heat them.
Some plug-in products can be used without altering the electrical installation. Fixed, ceiling-mounted or whole-home systems should be planned and installed by a suitably qualified electrician in accordance with the product instructions and electrical requirements.
Ready to Plan Your Home Heating?
Whether you’re looking to heat one cold room for supplementary heating, renovating a family home, or simply exploring alternatives to traditional heating.
We’ll help you understand the options, the information needed and the next steps for your home.