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amother

OP ↓

Yesterday at 9:48 pm

Whats the average NJNG.com heating Bill for 3500 sf house (in Jackson)?

What do most pay for this size house, occupied all the time?

What do most pay for this size house, occupied half the time?

amother

Babypink ↓

Yesterday at 10:03 pm

I’m in TR, my gas bill is around 500 per month during winter months

amother

↑ OP ↓

Yesterday at 10:10 pm

amother Babypink wrote:

I’m in TR, my gas bill is around 500 per month during winter months

Thanks.
How many sf?

amother

Opal

Yesterday at 10:27 pm

2900 sq ft jackson, $380 last bill

I'm always home. We usually keep the house around 69 or 70.

care4u

Yesterday at 10:44 pm

Lakewood, new construction. 5000 sf.
50-70 summer months
150 spring/fall
Winter abt 275.
This past month 330 (was FREEZING!)

amother

Impatiens

Yesterday at 10:45 pm

2000 sq ft my bill for 330 toms river

amother

Ballota

Yesterday at 11:13 pm

I live in NY, not NJ, so my response may not be helpful, but much will depend on how high you keep your thermostat.
My house is around 3000 square ft. I keep the thermostat at 68 during the day and 62 at night.
My gas bill last month, which includes gas for the stove, was $235.

amother

Dandelion

Yesterday at 11:26 pm

3700 sq foot house in Toms River, my bill this month is close to $400

amother

↑ Babypink

Yesterday at 11:28 pm

amother OP wrote:

Thanks.
How many sf?

3500

amother

↑ OP ↓

Yesterday at 11:37 pm

House is 3500 sf and I got a bill for over $600. and I wasnt home for at least a week. For that week I left heat on 58, so pipes shuldnt bust.

The bill seems outrageous.

We recently bought the house, and the 2nd floor has the furnace in the attic, so we never changed the filter. Could that be a reason that the system is overworking?

Who can I call to see what the problem is?

tia

amother

Arcticblue

Today at 12:28 am

amother OP wrote:

Wow. My bills are close to that in winter.
Only heat. ( all my appliances are electric)

4500 sq ft in Howell. But very drafty old house

Call any hvac guy

amother

Papaya ↓

Today at 12:29 am

Slightly off topic but how do you all calculate your square feet? Are you including all stories? Because 3500 square feet x 3 stories is massive.

amother

cornflower

Today at 12:43 am

Gas went up a lot this winter. I track our bills and last month was significantly higher than we ever paid. I’m hearing this from a lot of ppl.

amother

↑ OP

Today at 12:44 am

amother Papaya wrote:

Slightly off topic but how do you all calculate your square feet? Are you including all stories? Because 3500 square feet x 3 stories is massive.

The Redfin listings tell you house's footage. 3500 is total.

amother

↑ Papaya

Today at 1:52 am

Oh ok total makes more sense

amother

Lawngreen

Today at 2:22 am

2300 sf In Jackson $316 this month

amother

Sage

Today at 7:00 am

How's the insulation in the house? You can't exactly square footage of one house to another. Insulation, which direction yiur house faces to get sunlight affect how much heat you'll use. Is it old construction or new construction. We just did construction, put in spray foam for insulation and our 4000 Sq. House bill is $225.

mommybrr

Today at 10:08 am

3000 sq duplex (plus basement apt) in Lakewood $320. It's the most I ever paid in 8 yrs in winter.
I have heat on all 3 floors, use my gas dryer and ovens A LOT
$600 is VERY high.
Years ago I got a $500 bill for a tiny Coventry house when we were away for a week. Terrible insulation and drafty.
Definitely get it checked out.
I've used both of these (frum) guys and was very happy. Honest people.
IM Heating +1 (732) 621-7119
Berezin (732) 600-1630

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