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April Showers Bring May Flowers and Great Deals on Radiant Heat

June 08, 2010 00:06 AM  BY  JEN HALLAM

Now is the Ideal Time to Think about Heated Driveways

If you have ever strolled down the isles of your local super store or super market the day after Easter, you are bombarded with brightly colored signs advertising slashed prices on candy, baskets, and bunnies galore. Such is the case after any major holiday. The deals and steals come after the main event. The same rule applies to heated driveways. Each year as the snow retreats, and we look forward to May flowers and summer gardens, the low prices and bargain deals for radiant snowmelt systems are there for the taking. It is a great time to think about installing a snow melting system for your home or company. If you plan for a heated driveway now, you’ll save time and money and it will be installed and ready for use when the snow arrives next season.

Radiant heated driveways are becoming more popular than ever and utilize radiant heat cables to do the dirty work of winter snow removal for you. Snow melting systems can be installed under most existing driveways or sidewalks and can be customized to fit your driveway’s specific size and layout demands. You can heat a large space or a smaller customized space, depending on your needs. A heated driveway in the springtime may sound kind of silly, especially since we have all said a fond farewell to the cold side of Mother Nature. However, the best time to think about a heated driveway is in the off season. The prices are lower and the deals are ripe for the taking. So get prepared for next winter now and save a little extra cash for some Halloween candy next fall. Or better yet, buy it the day after and smile about your new commitment to good deals!


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Radiant Snow Melting Systems put the NO in Snow

March 18, 2009 00:03 AM  BY  JEN HALLAM

Radiant Snow Melting Systems Keep Snow at Bay

Radiant snow melting systems are a muscle-saving way to put the NO in snow. It happens every time the snow flies at many homes across the country; a small curse is heard pointed in the direction of the gloomy skies each time a snow flake lands its mark on an unheated driveway. Homeowners watch in dismay as the skies open up and dump white, harmless looking bits of snow crystals on their sidewalks and driveways. Shovels and snow blowers are taxed and so are backs, necks, and arms. Sure, it can be beautiful, but many people just want a way to say “no thanks” to snowy days and back-breaking efforts to clear their property.

Heated driveways are in vogue now and with great reason. Installing a driveway snow melting system saves time and money for every homeowner smart enough to add it to their property. Home values increase, winter blues decrease, and screaming body parts silence in homes that offer the perk of an automated radiant snow melting system.

Smart and savvy builders and home buyers are including snow melting systems in many large scale new construction projects as well as single dwellings. A heated driveway can be installed after construction as well, so the ease and affordable comfort is not merely limited to new construction.

If you live in an unforgiving climate where Mother Nature rules with white, then perhaps a snow melting system might help make the winters a bit more bearable and allow you to finally put the NO in snow!


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