Homeowners, what is your utility bill looking like?

[Sethylis]

Location: Colorado

My average bill is ~$220 for the year, however in the cold months it shoots up into the $300s. My last bill was $316.

Home square footage is 3400.

[Sethylis]

Electric : last one was $269, but during summer with FL heat/AC, my highest was $590

Water is $30-40 this time of year, and around $75-100 in summers when were taking multiple showers a day do to sweating bag off in the heat and sprinklers jump to 3 days per week.

$590! How big is your home?

[crisputer]

Location: TN

My average bill is $115 for the year for water and electric. Use wood for heat.

Square footage is 1,200

[OffwhiteBrah]

No less than 2 hunnit year round, 2500 sq ft home. Wife's always fukking with the Nest app on her phone

[xxdef1antxx]

around 190/month in WNY for electric and gas for 1500 sqft ranch.

water is around 120/year

[bicmane123]

i think my state is the most expensive for electricity. (hawaii)

i lease a ~600sqft place and pay like 250/month to turn on the lights and have the AC on for 10 hours/day

[hardwork08]

Mid $400s in the summer. 3000sqft in GA will do that. Mid 100s now thanks to new LP fireplace.

[2style]

The year is 2025. The United States lives under INDIAN RULE. All white males are sissified. White women live to serve INDIAN KINGS in vast reproduction facilities. Welcome to America's INDIAN FUTURE.

[viccruise420]

Ontario, Beaverland

Hydro(Electric) $120-150
Gas $150 in the winter, like $40 in the spring and summer
Water/Sewage $250 but billed every 2nd month

[lockdev]

I pay $120-$250 for electric and $25-$200 for gas depending on the time of year. Water runs around $40/month, sanitation is ~50, trash/sewer is $100/month

Location: SE Virginia, 3400sq ft, 2 zone system(one gas furnace, one heat pump), gas water heater

[Sethylis]

This thread is making me realize that Colorado does indeed suck.

[WoofieNugget]

Ontario as well. 3000 square foot house. Hydro is about $200, Gas is about $300 because of winter and also that stupid carbon tax that our government is molesting every Canadian with. Of our gas bill, almost 50% is taxes because they tax on top of the taxes they already have.

[SoutheastBeast1]

Electric: $60
Gas: $88
Water: $81

Gas goes up in the winter cause of heat and electric goes up in the summer cause of A/C.

3150 sq ft house for context

[DuracellBunny]

I've not looked in a while, but I think it's 200-300, even though it's a 23ksqft house. I have solar and ground source heat pumps, which completely handle the heating when it's cold and the A/C when it's hot, with a bit left over.

When you remove heating and A/C, the bills don't really scale with the size of the property.

[Vhagar]

Usually in the summer it’s about $100 for gas and electric. Had a few months over 200 this year

Most recent was $155 which is probably a 20%+ increase from years past

[FinBra]

Electric : last one was $269, but during summer with FL heat/AC, my highest was $590

Water is $30-40 this time of year, and around $75-100 in summers when were taking multiple showers a day do to sweating bag off in the heat and sprinklers jump to 3 days per week.

Same ballpark. Low 200s in winter. Low 400s when the acs cranking all summer.

Doubleish what the bill was precovid.

[chalup]

Square foot is 1500

Electric 120-150

Water 60

[chalup]

Electric: $60
Gas: $88
Water: $81

Gas goes up in the winter cause of heat and electric goes up in the summer cause of A/C.

3150 sq ft house for context

How is your electric 60 bucks?

[SLapCHop]

Gas: 50-100$ a month
Elec: $80-140$ a month (with a tesla baby)
Water: a **** load lol in summers months. probably $200 a month average? not sure

[SoutheastBeast1]

How is your electric 60 bucks?

I dunno what are you all doing to have such a high electric?

[CulturalDecay]

California

Average bill through the year is $250 while NEVER running AC/Heat - this is just lights (all LED's), Gas for cooking, gas for water heater (brand new, very efficient)

In winter (it was 35deg this morning) I have to run the heater, otherwise house gets down to 58degrees inside. So with running the heater for strictly 1HR every morning as I get ready, my bill goes up to $330.

According to PG&E I'm basically 1/3 more efficient than other homes in my area so most people are in the >$400's

Then I get to drive to work on roads in terrible condition even though we pay multiple different tax increases to improve road quality, and pay close to the highest gas prices in the country. I pay a huge state income tax also....oh and almost 10% sales tax after the government has already taken 50% of my money.

If I wasn't making a lot of money, and my job could be done somewhere else, I would have been long gone.

*edit* 1900 Sq/ft