If furnace is electric why is the gas bill high?
Saturday, December 5th, 2009I have a vacant home in Utah, built in yr 2001, and the only thing running is the furnace which is electric. The house is 3,800 sq ft and the only thing on is the furnace set at 55 degrees. There are no appliances in the home with the exception of a refrigerator and a gas stove.
Why would the gas bill for an empty home be 0 when the only thing that is running is the furnace but it’s electric?
Thanks in advance.
I’m not sure if the water heater is on and if it’s gas or electric. However I shut off my water service so I don’t have water. My electric bill is for 1,109 kwh for this month and gas 0.
If my electric furnace is forced air why would it use so much in gas though?
Thanks all for your replies and helpful suggestions.