The Super Official Homeowners Thread

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That seems high but not surprising if your heating is electric during a cold spell like we've had.  Especially if your apartment is not energy efficient.  What temperature do you leave your heat on during the day and night?  Like someone said here once it gets real cold, heat pumps usually can't keep up.

We just have electric AC, natural gas heating but our home is Energy Star certified.  I just checked our usage history and for 3200 sq ft during the hottest months of the summer we ranged between 1500-1900kwh but are normally in the 650-900 range for most of the year.  Gas is cheap so our total energy bills are lower in the winter.  Something may be wrong with your heat pump or you may be taxing it too hard for the temps.  

If your place is drafty you can feel it, especially around the windows. Check to see how leaky your place is and there is temporary stuff you can do to seal it up