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In-Floor Heating Installation and Service in Wichita, KS

In-Floor Service and Installation.

In-floor heating is a different kind of comfort — even, quiet, and warm from the ground up. Arrow installs and services in-floor systems for homes, shops, and barns across the Wichita area.

  • 20+

    Years Experience

  • All Makes

    & Models

  • Licensed

    BUS2025-11907

  • 5.0

    on Google
  • Residential

    & Commercial

Red in-floor heating tubing tied in loops to a wire mesh grid over foam insulation board, the loops returning to a wall-mounted manifold, before the concrete is poured
Tubing tied in loops to the mesh over insulation board, the loops returning to a wall manifold, before the pour.

Before the pour

What Goes In Before the Concrete

An in-floor system is installed once, in the few days before a slab is poured, and after that it is part of the building for as long as the building stands. Tubing is run in loops across the area to be heated and tied down so it cannot float when the concrete goes in, over insulation board that keeps the heat coming up into the room instead of down into the ground.

Every loop comes back to a manifold on the wall, and that manifold is the only part of the system anyone touches again — where the loops are isolated and balanced, and where the work gets done years later without a floor being opened.

Slabs, shops and living space

Where It Works

The floor itself becomes the radiator, which puts the heat where the people and the work already are. Two kinds of space ask for that more than any others.

  • Shops and barns

    A concrete slab is miserable to work on in a Kansas January. In-floor heat solves that better than anything you can hang from a ceiling — the warmth starts at the floor, where the work happens, instead of collecting at the roofline where nobody is standing.

  • Homes

    Even heat with no blowing air and no ductwork noise. Nothing is being pushed around the room, so there is no draft to sit in, no register to arrange the furniture around, and nothing to hear when it comes on.

A heated slab in section: tubing embedded in the concrete, insulation beneath it, finished floor above.

Existing systems

Service and Repair

We service existing in-floor systems as well as installing new ones. If yours has stopped performing, we'll find out why before recommending a replacement.

Most of the system is behind concrete, and that is exactly why the diagnosis comes first. The parts anyone can reach — the heat source, the circulator, the manifold and the controls — get checked before there is any conversation about the part that would mean opening a floor.

The Straight Shot

You'll Know Exactly Where You Stand

Before any work starts, you get The Straight Shot. In plain language. No pressure, no guessing, no surprise line items at the end.

Anyone can earn a first call. The last one goes to whoever shows up when it matters, works on your equipment, gives you clear options, and is still down the road when the next thing goes wrong.

Google Reviews

5.0 Stars on Google

Our customers talk about the same things: we show up fast, we find what’s actually wrong, and we finish when we said we would.

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Let's Get Your Comfort Back

Tell us what your system is doing and we'll tell you what it needs.

Or just call

316-807-1713
Monday–Friday
7:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Saturday
By appointment only
Sunday
Closed

Arrow Heating and Air Conditioning, LLC · License# BUS2025-11907

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