Avoid Another Winter of Ice & Snow Headaches
Stop shovelling, salting, and stressing. Get a heated snowmelt system installed before this winter.
What does HEATED DRIVEWAY do?
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FEATURES
High Heat Output
Provides 12-watts per linear foot, ensuring effective snow and ice melting.
Versatile Installation
Suitable for embedding in concrete, asphalt, or mortar under pavers for snow/ice-free outdoor surfaces.
Cost-Effective Flexibility
An affordable option offering flexibility to cover various outdoor areas like round driveways and stairs.
Comprehensive Support
Available in multiple voltages with financing options available
WHY NOW?
Canadian winters are harsh, and snow piles up fast. Don’t wait until you’re stuck shoveling in the cold!
a professionally installed snowmelt system is the perfect solution.
Prevent Slip-and-Fall Accidents
Snow and ice create serious hazards for family, guests, and delivery drivers. A heated driveway keeps walkways clear, reducing the risk of injuries and liability.
Eliminate Plowing & Salting Costs
No more waiting for plow trucks or spreading salt. Your system does the work automatically, saving you time and money season after season.
Protect Your Driveway & Walkways
Salt and repeated freeze-thaw cycles can crack and erode surfaces. Radiant heat gently melts snow and ice, extending the life of your driveway.
Enjoy Peace of Mind
Whether you’re home or away, your property stays clear and safe. Relax knowing your driveway is always ready for you and your guests.
LIMITED-TIME OFFER
Get 10% OFF on your heated driveway before October 31, 2025.
Book your free consultation now!
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a heated driveway installation cost?
Heated driveway installations with Boiler Works Mechanical start from $18 per square foot on a standard driveway. Every property is unique, so we offer a free on-site assessment to provide you with a detailed and accurate quote based on your driveway size, surface type, and system requirements.
Do you offer financing options?
Yes, we do offer flexible payment plans
Do I need a permit to install a heated driveway?
It’s not required in most cases, but you may need an encroachment agreement permit and a preliminary municipal review if the work affects sidewalks, curbs, or city property. Following the proper approval process ensures compliance with local regulations, avoids fines, and keeps your installation safe for all residents.
Are heated driveways energy-efficient?
Yes!! when properly designed, they can be more efficient than manual snow removal methods or hiring plowing services. Insulation under the surface reduces energy loss, and modern systems can be paired with sensors or timers to run only when needed. The result is clear pavement, lower slip hazards, and a hassle-free winter experience.
Can a heated driveway, melt snow and ice completely?
Absolutely. A professionally installed system melts snow and ice on contact, keeping your driveway clear, safe, and slip-free. No more shoveling or salting. just consistent, reliable snow management all season long.
Can I Control My Heated Driveway System With My Phone?
Yes. our modern systems offer smart controls, allowing you to start or schedule the system from your phone or smart home hub. Whether you’re leaving work or on vacation, you can manage snowmelt with just a tap.
How Long Does It Take to Install a Heated Driveway System?
Most installations take a few days to two weeks, depending on driveway size, surface type, and weather conditions. The process includes:
– Excavation and base preparation
– Installation of insulation panels and PEX tubing
– Connection to power/boiler system
– Pouring or laying the final surface
Once completed, your system is tested and ready for winter use.