Heating, Plumbing
& Electrical.
Plan the systems.
Complete the space.
Explore heating equipment, pipework, electrical supplies and lighting in one place. Compare suppliers with the compatibility, controls and installation details in view.
Confirm the final specification with your installer.
What does your
project need next?
Choose a category to explore three suppliers. Compare the complete system or materials list, including the supporting parts that may be sold separately.
For US projects: Confirm delivery, purchasing eligibility and availability for your location. Have the responsible HVAC, plumbing or electrical professional verify the final product schedule and installation requirements.
Furnaces, Heat Pumps & Heating Systems
Choose the system around the building.
Explore heating equipment and supporting components with the required performance and installation scope in mind.
HVACDirect
Explore products for your project- What it supplies
- Furnaces, heat pumps and heating-system packages.
- Who it suits
- Homeowners and contractors comparing specified HVAC equipment.
- Why consider it
- Explore dedicated heating categories and system configurations.
- What to check
- Load-based sizing, matched components, controls and warranty conditions.
Confirm specifications, availability and order terms.
SupplyHouse
Explore products for your project- What it supplies
- Heating equipment, boilers, heat pumps and controls.
- Who it suits
- Trades and buyers sourcing a specified heating system.
- Why consider it
- Compare equipment alongside pumps, valves and control components.
- What to check
- Exact model compatibility, system type and installation requirements.
Confirm specifications, availability and order terms.
Ferguson Home
Heating via Ferguson’s supply catalog- What it supplies
- Heating equipment through Ferguson’s separate HVAC supply channel.
- Who it suits
- Buyers coordinating equipment with an HVAC contractor.
- Why consider it
- Explore Ferguson’s verified furnace and heat-pump range.
- What to check
- Trade purchasing requirements, local availability and installation scope.
Confirm specifications, availability and order terms.
BRAND BOA planning note: Use a heating-load assessment before choosing capacity. Have your HVAC contractor confirm the system and supporting components. The Ferguson card links to Ferguson’s HVAC supply site; it is a different shopping channel from Ferguson Home.
Radiators, Baseboard Heaters & Towel Warmers
Bring the right heat to each space.
Compare room-heating and towel-warming products by system type, output and intended use. These products are not automatically interchangeable.
SupplyHouse
Explore products for your project- What it supplies
- Hydronic and electric baseboard heaters and radiator products.
- Who it suits
- Buyers matching emitters to existing or planned heating systems.
- Why consider it
- Compare heater types with valves and related supplies.
- What to check
- System compatibility, design output, dimensions and controls.
Confirm specifications, availability and order terms.
The Home Depot
Explore products for your project- What it supplies
- Baseboard heaters and towel-warming products.
- Who it suits
- Homeowners comparing room and bathroom heating options.
- Why consider it
- Explore several heater formats alongside renovation supplies.
- What to check
- Electric or hydronic type, output, clearances and package contents.
Confirm specifications, availability and order terms.
Ferguson Home
Heating via Ferguson’s supply catalog- What it supplies
- Towel-warming products; linked here through Ferguson’s catalog.
- Who it suits
- Bathroom remodelers comparing towel-warming options.
- Why consider it
- Explore a dedicated towel-warmer category.
- What to check
- Mounting, power or water connection, controls and output.
Confirm specifications, availability and order terms.
BRAND BOA planning note: Decide whether the goal is room heating or warm towels. A towel warmer is not automatically sized to heat a bathroom. Confirm the required output and installation details with the responsible installer.
Radiant Floor Heating
Plan warmth beneath the finish.
Explore floor-heating systems with the floor build-up, usable heated area and controls in mind.
WarmlyYours
Explore products for your project- What it supplies
- Electric radiant floor-heating systems and controls.
- Who it suits
- Homeowners and remodelers planning floor warming.
- Why consider it
- Explore a specialist range with project-planning resources.
- What to check
- Floor-covering compatibility, layout, voltage and thermostat requirements.
Confirm specifications, availability and order terms.
SupplyHouse
Explore products for your project- What it supplies
- Radiant heating supplies, tubing, manifolds and electric options.
- Who it suits
- Trades sourcing components for a designed floor-heating system.
- Why consider it
- Compare heating components alongside wider system supplies.
- What to check
- Electric or hydronic design, controls and the complete component list.
Confirm specifications, availability and order terms.
The Home Depot
Explore products for your project- What it supplies
- Heated-floor kits, mats, cables and related products.
- Who it suits
- Buyers comparing floor-warming options for renovations.
- Why consider it
- Explore kit contents and related flooring purchases.
- What to check
- Heated area, included sensors, floor compatibility and installation.
Confirm specifications, availability and order terms.
BRAND BOA planning note: Plan the heated area from the product’s layout rules, not the room area alone. Confirm flooring compatibility, insulation, floor height and controls with your installer before ordering.
Plumbing Pipes & Fittings
Source the parts that belong together.
Compare pipework and fittings against the specified service, material and connection system.
SupplyHouse
Explore products for your project- What it supplies
- Plumbing pipe, fittings, valves and related supplies.
- Who it suits
- Plumbers and buyers working from a specified materials list.
- Why consider it
- Source compatible components through a plumbing-focused catalog.
- What to check
- Pipe material, dimensions, connection method and service ratings.
Confirm specifications, availability and order terms.
The Home Depot
Explore products for your project- What it supplies
- Plumbing pipes, fittings and installation supplies.
- Who it suits
- Repair and renovation projects with a confirmed specification.
- Why consider it
- Compare plumbing materials with wider project purchases.
- What to check
- Intended application, exact sizes and approved joining system.
Confirm specifications, availability and order terms.
Lowe’s
Explore products for your project- What it supplies
- Pipe and fittings across several plumbing materials.
- Who it suits
- Homeowners and trades sourcing specified plumbing parts.
- Why consider it
- Explore fittings and related supplies for the order.
- What to check
- Material compatibility, pressure and temperature ratings, and stock.
Confirm specifications, availability and order terms.
BRAND BOA planning note: Match the service, not just the size. Water supply, drainage and other pipework have different requirements. Have the plumber confirm materials, joining methods and suitability for the intended use.
Electrical Supplies & Wiring Accessories
Build the order from the electrical specification.
Explore wiring materials and accessories for a planned installation. Match each component to the circuit, equipment and location.
SupplyHouse
Explore products for your project- What it supplies
- Electrical wire, fittings, boxes, switches and related supplies.
- Who it suits
- Electricians and buyers sourcing a defined parts list.
- Why consider it
- Compare electrical components with HVAC and plumbing purchases.
- What to check
- Electrical ratings, system compatibility and exact product listings.
Confirm specifications, availability and order terms.
The Home Depot
Explore products for your project- What it supplies
- Electrical supplies and wiring accessories.
- Who it suits
- Renovation projects with an electrician-approved schedule.
- Why consider it
- Coordinate electrical products with broader renovation needs.
- What to check
- Specified ratings, circuit compatibility and location suitability.
Confirm specifications, availability and order terms.
Global Industrial
Explore products for your project- What it supplies
- Electrical equipment and commercial wiring accessories.
- Who it suits
- Commercial buyers and maintenance teams sourcing supplies.
- Why consider it
- Explore electrical products within a facility-supply range.
- What to check
- Voltage, current ratings, enclosure requirements and certifications.
Confirm specifications, availability and order terms.
BRAND BOA planning note: Have the electrician approve the specification. Visually similar devices are not necessarily compatible. Confirm circuit requirements, equipment ratings and environmental suitability before purchasing.
Indoor & Outdoor Lighting
Put the right light in the right place.
Explore decorative, task and outdoor fixtures while checking the output, controls and installation location.
Ferguson Home
Explore products for your project- What it supplies
- Indoor and outdoor lighting fixtures.
- Who it suits
- Homeowners and designers coordinating room finishes.
- Why consider it
- Explore lighting through an online and showroom business.
- What to check
- Fixture size, lamp or LED details, mounting and dimmer compatibility.
Confirm specifications, availability and order terms.
Wayfair
Explore products for your project- What it supplies
- Indoor fixtures and outdoor lighting products.
- Who it suits
- Buyers comparing decorative styles and finishes online.
- Why consider it
- Explore lighting styles across different spaces.
- What to check
- Location rating, dimensions, bulbs and listing-specific inclusions.
Confirm specifications, availability and order terms.
The Home Depot
Explore products for your project- What it supplies
- Indoor and outdoor lighting and related supplies.
- Who it suits
- Homeowners and trades planning lighting updates.
- Why consider it
- Compare fixtures with controls and other project supplies.
- What to check
- Light output, color temperature, controls and installation location.
Confirm specifications, availability and order terms.
BRAND BOA planning note: Compare light as well as appearance. Check lumens, color temperature and dimming compatibility. Confirm whether the installation needs a dry-, damp- or wet-location-rated fixture.
Check the design.
Match the parts.
Price the complete job.
Use a coordinated equipment and materials schedule when requesting quotes. Product cost is only one part of the installed system.
Confirm the system requirements
Have the responsible professional establish sizing, power or fuel requirements, system type and performance. Check that the proposed equipment suits the building and intended use.
Match components by specification
Use exact model numbers and ratings. Verify compatibility across equipment, controls, fittings, accessories and existing systems before placing an order.
Include the full installation scope
Account for controls, connections, supporting materials, labor, delivery and commissioning. Ask the installer to identify any additional work or approvals needed for the project.
Check supply and aftercare
Confirm lead times, returns, warranty registration and installer requirements. Review service access and replacement-part availability, particularly for major equipment.
Need help organizing quantities and costs?
BRAND BOA provides quantity takeoffs and cost estimates from project drawings and specifications. Share your plans and scope to discuss estimating support. System design and final equipment selection remain with the responsible professionals.
Make connected
decisions clearer.
Practical buying answers for homeowners, remodelers and construction teams.
How should I choose the size of a heating system?
Ask your HVAC professional to assess the building’s heating requirements and specify suitable equipment. Avoid choosing from floor area or the old unit’s label alone. The building, climate and system design affect the selection.
Are electric and hydronic floor-heating systems the same?
No. Electric systems use heating elements; hydronic systems circulate heated water through tubing. Their equipment, controls, installation and design requirements differ. Confirm the appropriate system before comparing products.
Can a towel warmer replace a bathroom heater?
Not automatically. Compare the product’s rated output with the room’s heating requirement. Some products are intended primarily for warming towels or providing supplementary warmth.
Can I combine pipes and fittings from different systems?
Only where the manufacturer permits the specific combination and it meets the intended application. Matching nominal sizes does not establish compatibility. Have your plumber confirm the complete pipe and fitting specification.
What should I check before buying electrical supplies?
Use an electrician-approved parts list with exact ratings and specifications. Check compatibility with the equipment and circuit, as well as suitability for the installation environment. Arrange installation with an appropriately qualified professional.
Can indoor lighting be installed outdoors?
Only if the exact fixture is rated for the intended location. Check the required damp- or wet-location suitability, mounting requirements and electrical specification. Also confirm dimmer and lamp compatibility.
Why do some Ferguson links go to Ferguson.com?
The verified heating-equipment and towel-warmer links use Ferguson’s supply catalog. The lighting link uses Ferguson Home. Product selection, account requirements and purchasing arrangements can differ between these channels.
Does BRAND BOA sell or install these products?
Supplier buttons take you to the companies selling the products. Purchases, delivery, warranties and returns are handled by the seller. BRAND BOA provides quantity takeoff and cost-estimating services; arrange design and installation separately.
Find the right supplies.
Bring the project together.
Explore suppliers and confirm the details with the professionals delivering your installation.