What commissioning records matter for underfloor heating systems?
Wet and electric underfloor heating need commissioning evidence and schematics that support warranty and safe handover on sale in England and Wales.
Published: 18 Apr 2026 · Updated: 18 Apr 2026 · 9 min read
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Why commissioning counts
Underfloor heating changes how a building responds to heat input. Buyers may worry about leaks, floor coverings, and maximum floor temperatures.
What to keep
Flow temperature limits and manifold settings: as left by the installer.
Pressure test evidence: for wet systems after install.
Floor covering limits: manufacturer limits for carpets or vinyl above the system.
Service history: any flush, inhibitor top-up, or repair notes.
Store photos of manifold locations to speed up surveys.
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