Another Refrigerant Phase Down?!
We contractors groan at having to deal with these changes too because we have new safety regulations, equipment operation, and refrigerant properties about which to learn and adapt.
Read MoreBelmont College Students Receive Rumer-Loudin, Inc. Scholarship
So many companies complain about the lack of available workforce so we thought we would try to alleviate that in our own small way.
Read MoreGeoexchange Systems: Renewable & Ready
Geoexchange (geothermal) heating and cooling systems are the most energy-efficient, environmentally clean, and cost-effective space conditioning systems available, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
Read MoreWhich Home Improvements Pay Back?
Recouping your remodeling investment may be your goal when you sell your house. But when it comes to resale value, all home improvements are not created equal.
Read MoreLooking For a Good Contractor?
Whether you’re shopping for a new heating and cooling system or making an emergency purchase because that “excuse for a furnace” finally conked out, there’s a lot riding on the choices you are about to make.
Read MoreRumer Loudin Opens Third Location in the Ohio Valley
Whether you’re shopping for a new heating and cooling system or making an emergency purchase because that “excuse for a furnace” finally conked out, there’s a lot riding on the choices you are about to make.
Read MoreRumer-Loudin, Inc Adds Third Location
Rumer-Loudin Inc. is excited to announce a third location as of July 1, 2023, located in Moundsville, West Virginia. We purchased the long-time home service company of Whipkey Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning at 1407 1st Street, Moundsville, WV.
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Read More15 Home Comfort Tips for Heating Season
Looking for ways to keep your home comfortable during the colder months? Here are 15 home comfort tips for the heating season.
Read MoreWhen Ice in the Summer is Not a Good Thing
When the weather is hot, ice may sound like a good idea… but not when it concerns your air conditioner. If you see ice or frost on your refrigerant lines or your outdoor unit, you should take action. This build-up means the coil in the metal box, called a plenum, above or below your furnace […]
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