We live in a small apartment, so some utilities are covered, and the ones we do pay are not a lot, since we have such a small space. How much do you pay in utilities per month? How big is your house/apartment?
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~3000 sf house, but 3 spare bedrooms are closed off. We only have electricity and heating oil bill. (No gas and we have well water)
Electricity: ~80 normally. ~140-180 if the AC is running in the summer.
Oil heating last year: ~ 2800 for winter, so avg 233/month over the year.
This year we installed a wood stove and spend 1k on wood which should last the season. We may have to buy another 250 of wood.
Oil for hot water, probably about $30/month -
Gas for heat isn't bad 'cause we're on the top floor, honestly I don't even look, but I think it's about $100/month in the winter per month. Electric is about $75/month, less in the winter and more in the summer since we use our central air. Trash we pay by the bag, special bags sold in stores by the city, $7.50 for 5 bags, recycling is free. Our landlord has to pay the water. Our place is under 1,000 sq ft.
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Too much LOL Electricity is usually $150-225/mo and Water is $115/mo, but last month it was almost $200 because DH left the sprinkler on nearly 2 wks straight!
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About 250-300 total--gas,trash,electric,water,Internet
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We have a 2600 square foot home but we have the heat turned off in 3 of the rooms upstairs.
Electric – about $110/month
Heat (gas) – eek! Like $250+/month in winter months, less in warm months
Water - $0 b/c we have a private well/septic system
Garbage - $50/quarter
Cable/Internet – about $150 through a 1-year promo
Cell phones – about $160 -
Gas/Elec in winter is about $200, water is about $70/month.
We have a 1300 sq ft 3 bedroom house.
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1500 sq ft home.
Electricity: 120
Water: 35-40
Trash: 20 p/month -
We have a 1500 sq foot home.
Electricity (including water + sewage) -- runs from a low of 120$ in the winter to about 250$ in the summer
Gas-- about 12$ in the summer, more like 25$ in the winter.Our utilities actually went *down* when we moved from an apartment to a house! Even though it was 400 sq feet bigger, our house is very well insulated, has double-pane windows, etc. I can't complain about our bills!!
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1500 sq ft home 3bed/1.5bath
Electric/gas - $120/month
Water - $40/month
Cable/Phone/Internet - $165/month
Township taxes take care of trash and recycling -
2 bedroom/2 bath 3 level home
Electric- $50 a month winter/ $100 or so in summer
Gas-$60 a month winter / $20 summer
Cable/internet $210
Cell phones $220 (we have 5 lines)
Water/garbage/sewage bi monthly is about $120 -
2bd apartment - our heat&hydro bill is about 70$ every 2 months (in the winter, not sure about summer)
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3 bedroom/2 bath house, 1500 square feet.
Anywhere from $90-$250 for electricity (we live in Florida and have a 15-year-old AC)
$80 for water/trash/sewer
$130 for cable/Internet -
Our home is a 1743 soft two storey.
On budget we pay $220/month for gas and electricity. (sometimes get credit at year end)
Water works out to $30ish/month.
Cable/internet $126 -
About $55 per month for water, trash, and sewage
About $150-$200 for electricity (everything in our house uses electricity - stove, washer and dryer, hot water tank, pool, etc).
$60 for internet -
Thanks for sharing everyone! It helps me grasp a better idea of how much things really cost.
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We have a 1600 square foot inner townhouse (meaning we have units on either side of us). We do balanced billing for heat and electricity, so they are the same every month until they reassess every so often to make sure you're paying enough.
Electric = $86 (including summer AC)
Gas (heat and cooking) = $44 right now, it was down to $19 for several months
Water = $60/quarter -
We live in a split level house (1100 sq. feet maybe? no idea)
Electric - 100/yearly average (depends on if heater/air is running
Gas- 50-70
Water( bi-monthly) - 50-70
Trash - 40
Satalite/Internet - 130 -
1700 sq ft. house
Gas - $85
Electric - $75
Water - $100
Internet - $50
Garbage - $19.25It's about the same every month. Our city water is notoriously high, they were under charging about 20-30 years ago so we get to make up the difference.
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