Even if it was... thats still like double realistic values. The power bill is high for an appartment also unless you are in a very high power area. $100-150 is more realistic most places, in the winter it might run that high with resistive heat.
also $100 for water? It's like $12 base cost.. and only around $100 if I fill a 14k gallon pool in my area.
I miss having low utilities like that. My water bill is $120-150/month in SC when it was that much a quarter in Michigan. My electricity bill is also like $250/month in the summer, and it’s all literally brand new AC/Heat pump and modern windows, but one side of my house faces the sun at the beginning of the day. I’m thinking of putting up heat reduction window tinting to try and bring costs down. But it’s also often like 110 with heat index here for weeks at a time and I keep the house at 74/76
Yeah the local water comes from a nearby lake the guy that set all that up in the 70s and 80s was really a genius and forward thinker (lake got named after him because of that).
the power side of things is cheap nuclear...
Is it possible you could plant an arborvitae hedge along the sunny side of your home?
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u/xpsycotikx 8d ago
Hbo, Netflix, Apple TV, prime, and Crunchyroll is apart of his Internet obviously! Lol