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(former)FormerSanDiegan
ParticipantWell, this seems unusual, but perhaps your rent has been below market. Or the landlord is hoping you don’t quesiotn and just cough it up.
Might be able to better help you if you give more info, such as …
What type of unit (condo, SFR,apartment) ?
How many bedrooms, baths ?
If condo or apartment, how many units in building ?
On-site property management ?
What part of town ?
Amenities included ?
Condition of property and common areas, such as pools, etc ?Participant[quote=leucadiarenter]then why does SDGandE recommend this to reduce your monthly bill?[/quote]
They don’t recommend this to lower your monthly bill.
They recommend this so that some usage is shifted away from peak hours, resulting in less energy production required to meet peak demand and to avoid blackouts.
Participant[quote=leucadiarenter]then why does SDGandE recommend this to reduce your monthly bill?[/quote]
They don’t recommend this to lower your monthly bill.
They recommend this so that some usage is shifted away from peak hours, resulting in less energy production required to meet peak demand and to avoid blackouts.
Participant[quote=leucadiarenter]then why does SDGandE recommend this to reduce your monthly bill?[/quote]
They don’t recommend this to lower your monthly bill.
They recommend this so that some usage is shifted away from peak hours, resulting in less energy production required to meet peak demand and to avoid blackouts.
Participant[quote=leucadiarenter]then why does SDGandE recommend this to reduce your monthly bill?[/quote]
They don’t recommend this to lower your monthly bill.
They recommend this so that some usage is shifted away from peak hours, resulting in less energy production required to meet peak demand and to avoid blackouts.
Participant[quote=leucadiarenter]then why does SDGandE recommend this to reduce your monthly bill?[/quote]
They don’t recommend this to lower your monthly bill.
They recommend this so that some usage is shifted away from peak hours, resulting in less energy production required to meet peak demand and to avoid blackouts.
Participant$123 per year seems impossibly low for A/C costs.
Participant$123 per year seems impossibly low for A/C costs.
Participant$123 per year seems impossibly low for A/C costs.
Participant$123 per year seems impossibly low for A/C costs.
Participant$123 per year seems impossibly low for A/C costs.
Participant[quote=poway_seller]I went through this enegy audit….
http://energyaudit-sdge.sempra.com[/quote%5DDid it help answer your original question ?
Participant[quote=poway_seller]I went through this enegy audit….
http://energyaudit-sdge.sempra.com[/quote%5DDid it help answer your original question ?
Participant[quote=poway_seller]I went through this enegy audit….
http://energyaudit-sdge.sempra.com[/quote%5DDid it help answer your original question ?
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