@tone212_@Seagoon_ Firstly look at the bill to see when actual reads have been used versus estimates. They are probably estimating usage and will adjust when a real reading is done.
Sorry I stuffed this, it’s $71 usage after adjustment. Gas bills are so confusing to decipher because of this estimating and adjusting that happens. Still seems high for a pilot light to stay on for one unused appliance.
That does seem high. My only gas appliance is hot water, and my total gas bill for the last three months was just under $90, with $25 of that being usage.
@tone212_ @Seagoon_ Firstly look at the bill to see when actual reads have been used versus estimates. They are probably estimating usage and will adjust when a real reading is done.
Sorry I stuffed this, it’s $71 usage after adjustment. Gas bills are so confusing to decipher because of this estimating and adjusting that happens. Still seems high for a pilot light to stay on for one unused appliance.
@tone212_ very high, if that is from two actual reads I’d be talking to a plumber about your gas leak.
That does seem high. My only gas appliance is hot water, and my total gas bill for the last three months was just under $90, with $25 of that being usage.