Heated Bathroom Floors in Plano, TX

Step onto a warm floor every morning. HAWC General Contracting installs electric radiant floor heating systems that turn your bathroom into a year-round retreat — without bulky baseboards or visible hardware.

We install thin, low-profile heating mats under tile, stone, or luxury vinyl. Our systems work with smart thermostats so your floor is warm when you need it and off when you don't.

How Radiant Floor Heating Works

Electric heating mats are installed directly beneath your tile or flooring during the installation process. A programmable thermostat controls temperature — most homeowners set it to warm up before they wake up and turn off during the day. The system is invisible when finished and requires no maintenance.

Best Paired With

Full bathroom remodels where flooring is being replaced anyway
Tile installation projects (bathroom, shower surround, or wet areas)
Standalone flooring upgrades where subfloor access is available

Why Add Heated Floors?

Comfort: Especially valuable in North Texas winters where tile floors can feel cold in the morning.
Value: Radiant heat is a premium feature that stands out to buyers and appraisers.
Efficiency: A typical bathroom heating mat uses about the same electricity as a hair dryer — roughly $5–$15/month depending on usage.
Safety: Warm floors reduce the shock of stepping out of the shower and can help dry the floor faster, reducing slip risk.

Installation Process

Consultation: We review your flooring type, subfloor condition, and thermostat placement options.
Mat Installation: Heating mats are laid and tested before any tile or flooring goes down.
Flooring Installed Over: Tile, stone, or LVP is installed on top — the heat system is completely concealed.
Thermostat Setup: We install and program your thermostat and walk you through the controls.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to add heated floors to a bathroom?

Most bathrooms range from $800–$2,500 for the heating system itself, depending on square footage. Installation is typically included when paired with a full tile or flooring project.

Are electric radiant floors expensive to run?

A typical bathroom heating mat uses about the same electricity as a hair dryer — usually $5–$15/month depending on usage and local rates.

Can heated floors be added to an existing bathroom?

Yes. If you're retiling, it's the perfect time to add radiant heat. In some cases we can install a system without removing existing flooring, depending on height clearance.

What flooring types work with radiant heat?

Tile and stone work best — they conduct and retain heat efficiently. Many luxury vinyl planks rated for radiant heat also work well. Carpet is generally not recommended.