$225 for a 2,000SF one story this month
What's your electric bill?
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Last: 3 yr ago by GunRangeGal
$365 for <1100 SF and I keep the thermostat set to 80 degrees. My house is very old and mostly uninsulated.
Our base rate blew the **** up from 0.0535/KwH to 0.143/KwH!
Wow, that is bad my friend
$480 electric bill topped by my $520 water bill.
$219 a month, every month.
So the greatest civilization is one where all citizens are equally armed and can only be persuaded, never forced. It removes force from the equation... and that's why carrying a gun is a civilized act.
That's insane.Win At Life said:
$480 electric bill topped by my $520 water bill.
Gen x hasn't done a damn thing except pat themselves on the back
$235ish average billing for 4,000sf home. 78 daytime, 72 nights
$150 for 1,700sf condo set to 82 vacant and 75 about 2 weekends/mo we are there
$150 for 1,700sf condo set to 82 vacant and 75 about 2 weekends/mo we are there
How long since you last had a new contract?FIDO*98* said:
$235ish average billing for 4,000sf home. 78 daytime, 72 nights
$150 for 1,700sf condo set to 82 vacant and 75 about 2 weekends/mo we are there
Highest is $273. 3,600 sq ft. 1 story.
I was averaging $335/mo for a 3700sqft house with pool pumps going 8hrs/day. AC was set between 74-76. Winter bills were $185, summer bills were $400+. Gross.
Added solar panels to the roof that went operational toward the end of May. June bill was $73 with all the heat. July may be less. Hoping for some $0 bills in the fall/winter months.
Added solar panels to the roof that went operational toward the end of May. June bill was $73 with all the heat. July may be less. Hoping for some $0 bills in the fall/winter months.
I paid $93 last month. No solar panels.
June 2021 - $195
June 2022 - $130 (yes, it went down)
2000 sq ft in College Station
June 2022 - $130 (yes, it went down)
2000 sq ft in College Station
1-1/2 story 1750SF
$144 this month $103 avg. last 12 mo.
A/C set at 76 day and 71 bedtime
Gas heat, water heater and stove
$144 this month $103 avg. last 12 mo.
A/C set at 76 day and 71 bedtime
Gas heat, water heater and stove
June 5-July 5 was $250. The AC has literally not stopped running for more than 20 minutes over the past two weeks. Dreading the upcoming bill for that reason.
2600sf one story house that has lots of huge windows, half of which are original to the (1924) house and not at all energy efficient.
Water bill for the same period was $155, which is more than double what it usually is, but I'm trying to keep the lawn I installed in March alive, so no regrets.
2600sf one story house that has lots of huge windows, half of which are original to the (1924) house and not at all energy efficient.
Water bill for the same period was $155, which is more than double what it usually is, but I'm trying to keep the lawn I installed in March alive, so no regrets.
Electric: $237 - 4000 sq ft house
Water: $375 - .3 acres of irrigated area
Water: $375 - .3 acres of irrigated area
You're not too far from us, check out constellation. We are in an 80 year old house, with little insulation. They had the best rates.
/W\ Saw 'Em Off! /W\
BTHO tu.
BTHO tu.
You might want to look into heat-reducing window film. I don't have any recs, just a suggestion.
Usually about $60. It's up to $75 this summer.
2,000 ish sqft…June bill is $123. I thought that was high before reading this thread.
Circa 1990 poorly insulated 3500sf two story… last one was $520. Uggh.
3500 sq/ft one story and we were at $324 last month. Highest bill we've ever had. We keep bedroom AC at 78 during the day and 70 at night. Rest of the house is at 74 during the day and 71 at night.
$125 most recently - 950 sf two story condo. 72 during the day, 67 at night. Biatch. I value air conditioning more than most people's lives.
$287
$75 3200 with pool one story.
And solar with batteries.
And solar with batteries.
$230 2200 sf 1 story
$435 this month but WPCA jumped up to $161 from our co-op. They sent a message they had tried to shield us from the increase due to high gas prices but that ran out and they had to pass it on to us.
2200 SF single story ranch built in 1962. I average about $120 / month. It's about $200 for 3-4 months and around $80 the rest of the year. Previous owner's did a lot to help with efficiency (windows, insulation, well ventilated attic, etc)
I got a Tesla a few weeks ago and plan on doing most of the charging at home. I'm curious how that is going to impact the bill.
I got a Tesla a few weeks ago and plan on doing most of the charging at home. I'm curious how that is going to impact the bill.
$180 for a 3,300 sq ft 1 story ranch built in 1959. I've busted my ass getting this place to be more energy efficient!
$407 - two story with a pool
~ $100 for a 3200 SF house with pool. I have free nights (8pm-5am) with TXU.
I blast the AC at night and pretty much all night as it can't reach the temperature I have it set to. It doesn't need to run during the day. I work from home and it never gets above 78F before 8pm where it turns on again.
I run the pool pump from 8pm - 5am to cool the pool down as much as possible.
Now my water bill last month... $428
I blast the AC at night and pretty much all night as it can't reach the temperature I have it set to. It doesn't need to run during the day. I work from home and it never gets above 78F before 8pm where it turns on again.
I run the pool pump from 8pm - 5am to cool the pool down as much as possible.
Now my water bill last month... $428
Anyone know if plantation style shutters help with energy efficiency?
$0.00
I just plug my house into the same free energy that powers my Tesla.
Free power AND I'm saving the environment!
I just plug my house into the same free energy that powers my Tesla.
Free power AND I'm saving the environment!
Let's go, Brandon!
I try to look at it in terms of $ per day and all that I enjoy for only about 10 bucks.
If I knew the power was going to be out overnight, I wouldn't hesitate to drop a hundred on a cheap hotel so the wife and I could have a/c, lights, hot showers, tv, microwave...etc
If I knew the power was going to be out overnight, I wouldn't hesitate to drop a hundred on a cheap hotel so the wife and I could have a/c, lights, hot showers, tv, microwave...etc
This is horrifying.
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