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Your cart is empty.When you are designing a driveway made of pavers, asphalt, or concrete and you want it heated, WarmlyYours has the snow melting solution for you. We all know how disappointing it is to watch the snow fall every winter, knowing that it’s only a matter of time before we have to bundle up and head outside to shovel the walkways and salt the stairs. Instead, imagine relaxing by the fireplace in the comfort of your home on a snowy winter day. With WarmlyYours snow melting systems, you can do just that. HEATING DRIVEWAYS, PATIOS, WALKWAYS AND STAIRS When you install a snow melting system from WarmlyYours, you’ll enjoy not having to shovel your driveway all winter. Since the asphalt, concrete or paver surface, absorbs the heat from the snow-melting heating element underneath, the snow and ice melt without an effort from you. Our systems are available with four different control machines, each with different specifications to sense things like air temperature or moisture on the pavement. We’re sure you’ll love your heated driveway, and our cable mat and heating mat systems come with a ten year warranty, so you can be comfortable knowing they’ll stand the test of time. HOW WARM DOES THE SNOW MELTING SYSTEMS GET? WarmlyYours mat-heating systems are designed to deliver 50 watts of heat per square foot and are designed for quick and easy installation. We also offer our customers the option to install a cable system that allows for maximum flexibility—cable systems generate 12 watts per linear foot. Whichever you choose, you can install the systems underneath asphalt, concrete, or in mortar under pavers, so you can have the driveway you’ve always dreamed of no matter what look you’re going for. For more information about WarmlyYours heating mats and cable systems for outdoors, contact us today.
Retired Old Guy
2025-01-30 14:19:07
We poured a new front patio and walk from the front door to the driveway, and I added 180 feet of heat cable to the decorative pour - and so glad I did. Shoveling this area would scratch the expensive concrete pour, but it's kept itself clear of the almost three feet of white stuff that has fallen this year. I manually turn it on and off but it works great - warms the walk up so well the water runs off and the rest evaporates, and it's been quite cold. Make sure you install it to electrical code there are specific requirements for this type of circuit. Safety first. do the install right the first time, you can't repair it once it's installed, follow the manufactures installation guidelines. If there was a con - meaning pro's vs con's - I would say the cost to run. I calculated this 188 ft cable cost just under $5 a day to run in my area. With that thought in mind how expensive is a broken hip, especially for us Seniors. Happy Trails.....
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