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Yeah can see how that would help. We built in a neighborhood where the builder was building super high efficiency homes so that might be influencing the chatte
by kcplate 1y ago
Yeah can see how that would help. We built in a neighborhood where the builder was building super high efficiency homes so that might be influencing the chatter around me. Downsized now since our kids are all out of the house to 2100 square feet, no pool, and we have similar daytime AC habits but cooler at night. Last bill was around $160/mo and like $110-120 in “not summer”.
While we were building this house (2017) we rented an older home about 2200 square feet (built 1999) the bill was running around $350 during summer. If I was running that level and could replace with 180/mo across 10 years, I’d definitely do it despite my other reservations.
- mlinhares 1y agoyeah, under 200 here was mostly fall to winter, so like 3 months tops. we also have no natural gas here so everything is electric, which made it an even better option. if we didn't have kids and in laws here we'd have switched to an electric car as well, its just too good. if they kill the "sell at the same price of buy" for power we might have to install batteries to make ends meet but so far the credits are doing their job.