As we celebrate Independence Day, ProLine is proud to support contractors and builders across the country with reliable radiant heat solutions. From heated driveways to roof de-icing systems, we’re here to help you build smarter, safer, and more efficient spaces year-round. Wishing you and your crew a safe and joyful 4th of July!
When it comes to efficient and reliable radiant heating for new construction, few solutions compare to the performance and long-term value of ProLine In-Slab™ radiant floor heating systems. Explicitly designed for embedding in concrete slabs, this system offers exceptional heat retention, minimal maintenance, and straightforward installation for both contractors and wholesalers.
Built for New Builds and Concrete Applications
Contractors secure ProLine In-Slab™ heating cable to the rebar or reinforcing mesh before pouring the concrete slab—typically 4 inches thick or more—ensuring the cable sits 1 to 2 inches below the surface once the slab is in place. The rugged, waterproof cable efficiently delivers radiant heat, which the concrete mass absorbs and radiates upward for even, sustained warmth.
This application is ideal for:
New residential builds (basements, garages, large open-plan spaces)
Fast and Streamlined Installation: Installers affix the heating cable to the wire mesh or rebar before the concrete pour. There’s no need for extensive mechanical planning—just a proven, all-electric solution that integrates easily into standard construction timelines.
Durable, Jobsite-Tested Cable: The In-Slab™ heating cable features a fully grounded, flexible, single-conductor design with a tough fluoropolymer jacket and metal shielding. Manufacturers rate it for 120–600V applications and design it to withstand job site conditions, delivering years of trouble-free operation.
Energy Efficiency with Load Flexibility: The thermal mass of concrete retains heat well, making this system compatible with Electric Thermal Storage (ETS) strategies. This allows builders and property managers to leverage off-peak utility rates for significant energy cost savings over time.
Design Support and System Customization
ProLine delivers complete system designs, including:
Detailed layout and load calculations
Project-specific thermostat recommendations
Junction box and lead wire placement guides
Support for zoning and integration with building management systems
This turnkey approach eliminates guesswork, helping installers meet project timelines with confidence.
Applications and Floor Compatibility
While often installed in basements or garages, In-Slab™ systems are also used in slab-on-grade construction, making them ideal for ground-level living spaces in custom homes, cabins, or commercial projects. The system is compatible with a wide variety of floor coverings:
Tile and stone
Luxury vinyl planks (LVP)
Carpet (with proper padding)
Polished concrete
Engineered hardwood
Why Wholesalers Choose ProLine
Premium components with complete UL and CSA certification
Dedicated technical support from layout to post-installation
Flexible ordering with fast lead times
System warranties that meet contractor and customer expectations
In Summary
ProLine’s In-Slab™ radiant heating solution is a wise investment for professionals building with concrete. It offers high-performance heating, energy efficiency, and a low-complexity installation process—all backed by dedicated support and proven product reliability. Whether you’re managing a custom home build or outfitting a large commercial facility, ProLine delivers the tools and expertise to get the job done right.
To request a free quote, contact a ProLine Radiant Heat Professional at 866-676-9276.
ProLine offers professional-grade radiant heating solutions at wholesale pricing for contractors, builders, and distributors. Whether you need heated floors, snow-melting systems, or roof-de-icing solutions, we provide top-tier products, expert design support, and complimentary training to help you deliver superior results. Partner with ProLine and get the tools you need to grow your business with confidence.
Ice dams can wreak havoc on roofs, gutters, and structures. ProLine’s roof de-icing solutions are designed to prevent costly water damage by keeping roof edges and trouble spots clear of snow and ice. Our free online training equips contractors with the knowledge to design and install these systems with confidence. Whether you’re new to radiant heat or expanding your skill set, ProLine’s technical experts are here to help you succeed.
Professional-grade projects demand professional-grade training. At ProLine, we provide free installation training for contractors and builders integrating radiant heat into residential or commercial projects. Gain the product knowledge and technical skills that help you work smarter—and win more jobs.
Ready to expand your skillset and boost your value as a contractor? ProLine offers floor heating installation training for systems that work under tile, wood, LVT, and more. Get expert guidance and hands-on insights that set your work apart.
As temperatures rise and projects move outdoors, summer presents a strategic opportunity for contractors and builders to install interior radiant floor heating. While heat might be the last thing on your client’s mind, it’s precisely the right time to plan. Dry weather, flexible schedules, and ideal job site conditions make summer the perfect season to prep homes and buildings for winter comfort.
Why Choose Radiant Floor Heating?
Interior radiant heated floors deliver consistent warmth from the ground up, creating a comfortable and efficient indoor environment. By heating the floor surface directly, these systems reduce energy waste and avoid the uneven temperatures common with forced-air systems.
Key Advantages:
Energy Efficiency: Radiant systems provide uniform heat and eliminate energy losses caused by ducts, making them an efficient solution for long-term comfort.
Cleaner Air: Without blowing air through vents, these systems help reduce airborne dust and allergens—especially beneficial for clients with respiratory sensitivities.
Quiet Performance: With no motors or fans, interior radiant floor heating runs silently—bringing comfort without the background noise.
Design Flexibility: By eliminating the need for vents or wall-mounted units, radiant systems offer cleaner design possibilities. While installers should avoid placing heat-blocking furniture over large heated areas, careful planning still gives clients more freedom in layout.
Why Summer is the Best Time to Install
1. Favorable Jobsite Conditions
Warm, dry weather helps adhesives and concrete cure properly, allowing contractors to complete installations without the interruptions that cold, wet seasons can bring. Schedules also tend to be more open, allowing projects to move faster and more efficiently.
2. Ready for the First Cold Snap
Installing in the summer gives contractors time to test systems and make any necessary adjustments before winter arrives fully. Clients will enjoy immediate, reliable warmth when the temperatures drop—no scrambling to finish work in a cold environment.
3. Seamless Integration into Renovations
Home renovations peak during the summer months. For homeowners already replacing flooring or upgrading interiors, it’s the ideal moment to add radiant heat. Bundling these upgrades can boost project value and improve long-term client satisfaction.
A Smart Way to Elevate Your Business
Adding radiant heat installation to your skillset not only broadens your service offerings—it also sets you apart from the competition. Clients increasingly associate radiant heating with high-end, energy-conscious design. Demonstrating expertise in these systems gives you added credibility on custom builds and upscale remodels.
Whether you’re working with luxury homeowners, energy-efficient designers, or general contractors looking for trusted specialists, the ability to install radiant floor heating positions you as a forward-thinking professional ready to meet evolving expectations.
Tips for Contractors
Check Flooring Compatibility: Not all materials are equal when it comes to heat transfer. Tile, stone, and laminate perform exceptionally well over radiant systems, offering both comfort and efficiency.
Educate Clients: Many homeowners are unaware that they can install radiant heat year-round. Explaining the benefits of a summer install—especially during a remodel—can lead to better planning, happier clients, and more referral opportunities.
Highlight the Upsell: Radiant heat can add long-term value to a project. Offering this option during planning stages can boost overall project scope and profitability.
Taking a proactive approach during the summer months allows contractors to streamline installations, deliver premium upgrades, and build a portfolio that reflects high-end, modern capability. It’s not just a smart seasonal strategy—it’s a long-term advantage.
Explore radiant floor heating solutions at ProLine Radiant and see how you can make summer your most productive heating season.
As spring settles in and the last snow piles vanish, it’s time to shift from winter cleanup to summer project planning. But seasoned contractors know: if your clients are thinking about next winter, the time to act is now.
Demand for radiant snow-melting solutions is already heating up, and securing systems early ensures your projects stay on track.
Spring Thaw, Summer Build
A harsh winter doesn’t just beat up driveways—it takes a toll on sidewalks, entryways, parking areas, and outdoor surfaces. As property owners start planning resurfacing, repairs, or new pours, it’s the perfect opportunity to recommend integrating a radiant snow-melt system.
Spring and early summer offer prime conditions for installation. With the ground thawed and flexible construction schedules, you can install heating systems with minimal weather delays before the late-season rush.
Design Without Compromise
Early planning allows you to customize layouts to meet each project’s needs. Whether you’re designing a commercial driveway, a sidewalk network, a parking structure, or a large outdoor gathering space, ProLine’s experts can help you create an efficient, cost-effective solution.
Working with ProLine early means:
Custom designs to heat only key areas like tire lanes, stairs, ramps, or ADA access points
Proper insulation placement to boost energy efficiency
Strategically positioned control panels and sensors ensure reliable operation
You’ll also have access to full system drawings, load calculations, and on-call technical support to keep your projects running smoothly.
Beat the Rush—and Material Price Hikes
As construction season hits full stride, material prices are moving. Ordering your snow-melt systems now locks in today’s pricing and helps ensure you have all the necessary components when it’s time to build.
Avoid the fall bottleneck and give your clients the peace of mind of having winter-ready surfaces long before the first snow flies.
Systems That Work Across Every Application
ProLine’s radiant heat systems are versatile, durable, and built to handle various surfaces and traffic loads.
Our snow-melt solutions install cleanly under:
Concrete
Asphalt
Stone or brick pavers
Large outdoor plazas and commercial decks
Whether you’re working on a corporate campus, municipal sidewalks, hospital entryways, or parking structures, ProLine has the products and expertise to match.
Get Ahead, Build Better
Installing a snow-melt system isn’t just a luxury—it’s a practical upgrade that improves safety, reduces maintenance headaches, and boosts property value.
Contractors who offer these solutions show clients they’re thinking long-term and position themselves as trusted partners, not just builders.
Ready to spec your next project?
Call 866-676-9276 to speak with a ProLine Radiant Heat Professional. We’ll help you design the right system, coordinate delivery, and provide technical support throughout the installation, so you can stay on schedule and deliver top-quality results.
Because the best winter prep work doesn’t happen in the fall—it starts right now.