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At RAF Wainfleet in Lincolnshire, Heatcom Group — through its subsidiary Heatmat — supplied a 150 W Combymat heating system for a glamping-style Lynx helicopter conversion. With foam insulation and a WiFi-enabled NGTouch thermostat, the compact 450 W setup keeps the aircraft warm year-round and allows full remote control for guest changeovers.
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Heatcom Group, through its subsidiary Heatmat, supplied wall-integrated heating mats for the low-carbon Little Kelham development in Sheffield. Combining 160 W and 200 W heating mats with TPS thermostats, the system provides discreet, responsive heating for super-insulated Passivhaus-style homes — fully integrated with CITU’s smart-home platform.
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Heatcom Group, through its subsidiary Heatmat, supplied a full-building 160 W/m² underfloor heating system for the Linden House luxury apartment conversion in Horsham. With Danish-made mats, insulation boards and NGTouch thermostats, the system delivers efficient whole-home heating across a mix of floor finishes while keeping build height low.
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Heatcom Group, through its subsidiary Heatmat, delivered a lightweight 160 W/m² electric underfloor heating system for the restored Hastings Pier. Using heating mats, loose cable and NGTouch thermostats, the solution provides full heating coverage while protecting the historic structure from excess load.
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Heatcom Group, through its subsidiary Heatmat, supplied an energy-efficient in-screed heating system for the Passivhaus-designed Oyster Reach apartments in Kent. Danish-made cables, smart thermostats and solar-supported electricity combine to deliver low-cost underfloor heating, with estimated running costs from just £175 per year.
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At Hurston Mill in West Sussex, Heatcom Group — through its subsidiary Heatmat — delivered an off-gas underfloor heating system for a residential extension. Using 6 mm In-screed cables and 200 W/m² heating mats with smart thermostats, the system provides reliable warmth and low running costs without increasing floor height.
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At Pengersick Castle in Cornwall, Heatcom Group — through its subsidiary Heatmat — installed a 200 W/m² underfloor heating system beneath the stone kitchen floor. Using insulation boards, self-levelling compound, and programmable NGT thermostats, the system provides efficient, discreet warmth for guests without compromising the castle’s historic charm.
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To increase roof load capacity without costly structural reinforcement, Heatcom Group — through its subsidiary Heatmat — installed a 2,000 m² roof heating system at Birmingham’s LG Arena. Using 12 km of heating cables and automated sensors, the system prevents ice and snow build-up, keeping the roof safe, clear, and energy-efficient all winter.
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To prevent snow accumulation and roof overload at the world’s largest crisp factory, Heatcom Group — through its subsidiary Heatmat — delivered a multi-zone roof heating system. With 7 mm exterior cables, temperature and moisture sensors, and fully automated controls, the installation ensures safe, ice-free operation and uninterrupted 24/7 production.
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At The Donkey Sanctuary in Derbyshire, Heatcom Group — through its subsidiary Heatmat — delivered a trace heating system to prevent frozen water troughs and pipes. Designed for –15°C conditions, the automatic, animal-safe solution keeps water flowing year-round while freeing staff from manual de-icing tasks.
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At the prestigious Westbrook House development in Ascot, Heatcom Group — through its subsidiary Heatmat — delivered a fully automated driveway heating system for safe year-round access. Using 7 mm in-screed cables, temperature and moisture sensors, and a 270 W/m² output, the solution keeps the steep ramp completely ice-free while maintaining low running costs.
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At the Greatmoor Energy-from-Waste facility, a steep concrete ramp for refuse trucks required reliable year-round access. Through Heatmat, part of the Heatcom Group, a high-output 7 mm in-screed cable system delivering 270 W/m² was installed beneath the surface. Equipped with intelligent sensors monitoring temperature and moisture, the fully automated system keeps the ramp clear of snow and ice — ensuring safe operation even at -25 °C.
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A steep residential driveway in Greater Manchester posed serious safety risks during winter. Through Heatmat, part of the Heatcom Group, a bespoke heating system with dual heated tyre tracks was installed using 7 mm exterior cables, a ground moisture sensor, and a fully programmable thermostat. The system now keeps the drive completely free from ice and snow — ensuring safe, year-round access for the homeowner.
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Pushback Zone Heating, International Airport
Heatcom Group, through Heatmat, delivered a fully automated snow melting system for airport pushback zones. Using Danish-manufactured heating cables, moisture and temperature sensors, and robust asphalt/concrete installation methods, the system keeps stands safe, efficient, and ice-free — even during the harshest winter weather.
Social Housing, Midlands (UK)
A Midlands housing association turned to Heatcom after repeated pipe failures left tenants without heating and water during freezing conditions. By installing PipeGuard units with automatic temperature control, we delivered reliable frost protection at just a third of the cost of traditional trace heating — ensuring uninterrupted comfort for residents through the coldest months.
Lee Valley Ice Centre, London
As part of a £30m redevelopment, Heatcom delivered a bespoke façade heating system to prevent dangerous snow and ice build-up on the building’s copper cladding. Using ultra-thin trace heating cables, fire-rated insulation, and fully automated controls, the solution keeps the entrance safe and ice-free — even during weeks of sub-zero temperatures.
Heatcom delivered a bespoke in-screed underfloor heating solution for a £43m luxury retirement village in Surrey. By redesigning the installation method to allow a single screed pour per apartment, we reduced costs, accelerated the build schedule, and ensured long-term comfort with ultra-low output heating cables and intuitive controllers. The result is a sustainable, all-electric system that has been running faultlessly across apartments, communal areas, and a swimming pool since commissioning.
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Edinburgh Zoo’s state-of-the-art Tiger Tracks enclosure features Heat Mat’s 200W underfloor heating mats, ensuring endangered Sumatran tigers enjoy a warm, natural environment year-round.
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Heatcom (via Heat Mat UK) delivered a bespoke 20 m helipad heating system, using custom cables and dual-sensor controls to ensure safe, ice-free landings in all winter conditions.
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Installed in a French kitchen in 2023, Heatcom’s AluMat 140 W/m² ultra-thin underfloor heating mat provided dry, low-profile installation beneath wooden flooring—offering efficient, even warmth with a 15-year warranty.
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We were called in by the site manager after working with him on a previous high end project.
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Heat Mat prepared a quotation for Hilltop Leaf in June 2024, proposing a 2,144m gutter heating system with UV-stable cables and automated controls to safeguard against ice and snow build-up
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Heatcom’s bespoke vineyard frost protection system, tested in Southeast England and Bordeaux, reduced frost damage by 83%. Using durable heating cables and automated controls, the system safeguarded vines during severe frost events, ensuring reliable protection with low running costs and sustainable operation.
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In early 2021, during the second wave of COVID-19, Heatcom UK/Heat Mat provided frost protection for external pipework at a vaccine producer’s new staff welfare facilities in Cheshire.
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