Nope, if you had natural gas your bill would be about $106. Thats about 36% cheaper than using electric alone.
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Kind of an expensive way to go. Roughly speaking, you are overpaying $35 a month. So in the 14 years you overpaid about $6,000, not counting the initial $1,000 you spent or the water heater. Thats some serious coin to give up just for the privilege of having an all electric house....
Then you have to factor in you would be off the budget plan so for a couple months in the spring and then again in the fall you wouldnt be saddled with paying a high bill, you would pay next to nothing like everybody else.
Electric- almost every time is the most expensive energy you can buy and you helped prove it with this post, thanks!
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