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Watching your utility bills month to month

A jump in the electric or water bill often means a leak, a failing AC or a rate change. Comparing each month with last year catches it early.

Business3 min readCorvane Ashmoor & Co.

Utility bills change with the seasons, so compare each month with the same month last year.

Track each month

  • Electric: kilowatt-hours and dollars.
  • Water: gallons and dollars.
  • Gas, if you have it.

When it jumps

Check for running toilets, leaks, a struggling AC or an old water heater. Call the utility if the usage does not make sense.

Our utility tracker compares each month with last year.

General information, not legal, tax or financial advice.

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