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Why did my bill go up?
Add two bills. See what made it jump, in plain words, and what to check at home.
The short answer
A bill usually jumps for one of three reasons: you used more (heat, AC, a leak, a new appliance), the rate went up, or a new fee was added. Comparing two bills line by line shows which one it is.
How it works
- Add photos or PDFs of two bills.
- Answer a few questions about what changed at home.
- Get the reason in plain words and what to check.
- Show it
- Answer
- Get a price
Show us the job
Add photos or PDFs of this bill and an earlier one.
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Questions people ask
- Why is my water bill so high all of a sudden?
- A running toilet or a hidden leak is the most common cause. Turn off every tap and watch the water meter. If it still moves, you likely have a leak.
- Why is my electric bill high in summer?
- Air conditioning is usually most of it. A dirty filter, low refrigerant or leaky ducts can make the AC run much longer.
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