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I live in an apartment building. There are three other apartments.
All the windows were just replaced. In the month of DecemberI got a $300 gas bill. I assumed that the heat was too high (the thermostat was at 65 degrees) so I turned the heat OFF and resorted to a single space heater which heats the apartment just fine. My January bill just came and it was... $300! When I asked my neighbors what their bills were, they were all roughly around $70. My bill alone was more than all three of theirs combined and the heater wasn't even running. When I inspected the meter in the basement I found that my hot water heater was leaking a good bit of water. It's being replaced tomorrow. My question is: could a leaking hot water heater cause a $300 gas bill? And if it can is this something I can dispute with the gas company, or should I with the landlord? |
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