Products
High-performance insulated PEX piping systems designed for underground heating and cooling applications across Canada. Built for reliability, efficiency, and long service life in residential, commercial, and district energy systems.
Insulated heat transfer pipe is the core distribution product we offer. It’s used to efficiently transport hot or chilled fluids with minimal thermal loss between heat sources and points of use.
Typical uses
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Heat transport between boilers and buildings
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Snowmelt and outdoor hydronic heating loops
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Campus, workshop, or multi-structure distribution
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Long runs where heat retention is critical
Key benefits
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Minimizes heat loss over long distances
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Durable insulation for buried or protected installations
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Flexible options for complex routing
This product style is suitable for both residential and commercial systems where reliable heat transfer matters
Insulated Heat Transfer Pipe
Dual insulated PEX refers to two PEX carrier lines bundled together inside a single insulation jacket.
Available in 3/4" - 2"
Typical uses
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Paired supply and return lines for looped or balanced systems like Wood Boilers, Radiant heating systems, ext
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Simplifies installation and routing
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Reduces labor compared to separate runs
This format improves system organization and can reduce installation complexity in residential, multi-unit, or Industrial installations.
Dual Insulated PEX (Bundled Supply & Return)
Single, larger-diameter insulated PEX pipe provides robust distribution capacity where higher flows are required.
Available in 3/4" - 4"
Typical uses
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Larger residential estates
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Commercial distribution mains
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Main trunk lines feeding secondary loops
This product style supports systems requiring a single carrier with high capacity and optimized insulation properties.
Single Insulated PEX for Larger Diameters
Portable Water Insulated PEX
Designed for transporting potable water reliably while maintaining temperature and protecting against freezing or heat loss.
Typical uses
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Rural properties and acreage water supply
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Seasonal or temporary installations
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Freeze-vulnerable potable water lines
Portable water insulated PEX combines thermal performance with the flexibility of PEX for clean water applications without sacrificing insulation efficiency.
Quad-PEX and Trio-PEX refer to systems where three or four carrier lines are configured together within a single insulated jacket.
Triple Available in 3/4" - 4"
Quad Available in 3/4" - 2"
Typical uses
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Complex hydronic systems
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Multi-zone supply and return configurations
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Campus, workshop, or facility distribution where multiple circuits are needed
These multi-run configurations reduce trenching, streamline installation, and keep systems organized without multiple separate lines.
Quad-PEX & Trio-PEX Configurations
Some applications require freeze protection or temperature maintenance in very cold environments. We can source insulated PEX that is compatible with heat tracing, or pre-integrated where appropriate.
Typical uses
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Cold-climate buried systems
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Remote utility lines subject to freezing
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Climate-critical infrastructure applications
Heat trace compatibility enhances performance in low-temperature conditions without degrading system reliability.
Heat-Trace Ready & Heat-Traced Insulated Pipe
Applications, Sizes & Supply
Our insulated PEX systems are built for a wide range of underground heating and cooling projects across Canada.
Applications
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Radiant floor heating systems
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Outdoor wood boiler systems
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District energy systems
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Chilled water / cooling systems
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Geothermal and geoexchange systems
Sizes & Capabilities
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Pipe sizes from 3/4" up to 4"
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Configurations for residential, commercial, and large-scale systems
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Designed for underground installation with high thermal efficiency
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Suitable for both heating and cooling applications
Supply & Availability
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Canada-wide supply through distributor-backed inventory
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Fast turnaround on most orders
- Bulk order support available
How We Help You Choose
We don’t just drop a list of products — we help connect your application requirements with the appropriate product styles:
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What environment is the line in (buried, above ground, remote)?
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What thermal performance matters most?
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Fixed or flexible routing requirements?
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Freeze protection or heat trace needs?
Your answers to these questions help guide whether you need dual runs, quad configurations, portable water options, or heat-trace ready systems.