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Property developers can add value to investment with under floor heating advises FHS
A Nottingham based floor heating supplier is advising property investors that by investing in underfloor heating, it could add value to their existing property portfolio.
Floor Heating Systems (FHS) based in Hucknall, is championing such installations as a means of enticing potential buyers with a reduced energy consumption of 20 per-cent, along with the prospect of adding up to £6000 on to the value of their property.
According to Nationwide Building Society, a lack of central heating knocks an average of nine per-cent off the value of a property. Under floor heating represents the most cost effective way to provide heating in any property, from one with a traditional central heating system, to those investments with none at all.Andrew Dye, Sales Director said: “Our heating systems are hidden from view, making them an attractive energy efficient solution to heating properties without impacting on the interior design. Estate agents have previously advised installing bathrooms or kitchens to add value to a property, but underfloor heating can dramatically improve the value of an investment for a far smaller cost.”
Under floor heating systems are lower maintenance compared to traditional heating, meaning that investors who plan to rent out their properties will be able to easier manage their properties.
Andrew Dye, added: “We have one of the largest stocks of under floor heating systems in the UK. This enables us to tailor our products to all kinds of investors, from a landlord with a small rental portfolio, to property developers working on large scale residential and commercial projects.”
For more information, please visit http://www.floorheatingsystems.com/
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