Gaia is celebrating 35 years delivering underfloor heating across the UK and Ireland.
Steven Rooney, director of Gaia, said: “We’re proud to have become an established and well-recognised provider of underfloor heating. Trusted by architects, contractors, M&E consultants, builders and developers nationwide, clients come to us for our expertise, dependability and friendly approach – attributes which have gained us many valuable relationships over the last 35 years.”
The business started out as DEVI in 1989 and was acquired by Danfoss in 2003. Gaia Climate Solutions was formed in 2010 as part of a management buy-out.
A company statement said that Gaia has experienced consistent growth, expanding its workforce to over 50 employees. It has evolved from specialising solely in electric underfloor heating to offering both electric and wet underfloor heating solutions. Additionally, the company has launched an operations team and introduced on-site contract managers to oversee project execution.
Steven said: “Here at Gaia, we are passionate about offering a personal service, from recommending the right system to answering any queries throughout the project and beyond. Whether it’s a commercial or residential development, a refurbishment or new-build, our capable team are always on hand to find the most suitable solution for the project.”
Chris Alecock, director of Gaia, said: “As we’ve reached this significant milestone, we’re also celebrating our loyal employees – many of whom have been with the business for over 20 years. Our success wouldn’t have been possible without them and I’m honoured to be part of the Gaia family. After 35 years, we are still delivering an exceptional service as a team and we’re all excited about the next 35.”
Steven added: “Whatever the scale of the project – residential or commercial – we have built a trusted reputation for designing, supplying and installing wet and electric underfloor heating. With 35 years’ experience – and demand for energy-efficient heating on the rise – we’re ideally placed to provide the solution architects and developers are looking for.”