Wheeling's Experts On Demand

Wheeling's Experts On Demand

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Wheeling's Experts On Demand episodes

  • Episode 11 - Kellie Loudin of Rumer Loudin
    The EPA is phasing down the production and consumption of R-410A refrigerant, in an effort to make new HVAC systems use more sustainable and reduce the impact HVAC systems have on the environment.  This is causing a great deal of confusion, and even some panic, among consumers.  Kellie Loudin of Rumer Loudin stops by to clear up the misconceptions surrounding the phase out, what all this means for your current HVAC system, and more.
    24 min
  • Episode 9 - Kellie Loudin of Rumer-Loudin
    As we get ready for the second half of summer, Kellie stops by with tips on how to get the most out of your AC unit. That way you stay cool in the dog days of summer, while keeping air quality where it needs to be.
    24 min
  • Episode 8 - Kellie Loudin of Rumer-Loudin
    After the ice storm in early February, many people learned about what their generators are capable of powering. Kellie Loudin provides a breakdown of different types of generators, their limits on what they're able to power, how they affect your heating and cooling, and more in this latest episode.
    22 min
  • Episode 7 - Kellie Loudin of Rumer-Loudin
    Kellie Loudin from Rumer-Loudin returns this time around to talk about what to look for, as you test your heating system before winter hits. Plus, the differences between various heating systems, advice on when to shut the A/C off for the winter, and more!
    26 min
  • Episode 2 - Sonotone Hearing
    Use your ears, or hearing aid, and listen to our latest episode! Experts from Sonotone Hearing Aid Center drop by to discuss everything hearing health and hearing aids.
    26 min

About Wheeling's Experts On Demand

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Experts On-Demand is a weekly podcast that spotlights local area businesses and introduces you to the person behind the success of these businesses in our communities.