Most folks may tackle two or three houses in a lifetime. This Old House TV's crew has taken on 59—and counting. What they've discovered in the last three decades is sure to help any home improver
Richard Trethewey is especially proud that TOH was the first home-improvement show to demonstrate the right uses and materials for this heating method, which typically relies on hot-water pipes or electrical cables under floors to heat up chilly rooms, as shown here in the 1998 Milton project. "When done correctly, radiant heating is a lot more efficient and effective than heating up air and delivering it throughout a house, which is what many HVAC systems do. It has made lots of people more comfortable in cold-climate homes," he says.
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