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Pricing for heated concrete floors

10 years ago
Hi! How much per square foot am I looking at for heated concrete floor?
Montreal Modern House · More Info

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  • PRO
    10 years ago

    Our Slab Heating is designed at 20 watts a square foot if the final surface is concrete. That is equal to .02 perCents per Kilowatthour. The national average is 12.31 per Cents per Kilowatthour. So, for an hour on average it would cost 0.2462, or about a 1/4 of a cent per hour per square foot.

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