Is this about right for Gas?

gadgeteer_2

Hi all

I'm with British Gas at the moment for both eleccy & gas.

I can't get my head around if my consumption is normal or high and would like to know if i am paying too much/too little.

I have a reasonably large 4 bed detached but its new build with a condenser boiler. I work from home and my partner is a SAHM so I guess we're in all the time, whereas my neighbour both go out to work so they're not in during the day.

I'm currently paying £65 per month for gas but showing £160 debit in my account which is worrying me. I know that in theory this should be corrected during the summer when we won't be using the heating so much.

So my question is basically does £65 sound about right? What I don't want is to underpay but at the same time it does sound like a lot! That said, its probably cheaper than the additional petrol if I had to travel to work!

penrhyn

What is your annual consumption in Kwh?
Is your debit based on an actual bill?

pompeyrich

gadgeteer wrote: »

Hi all

I'm with British Gas at the moment for both eleccy & gas.

I can't get my head around if my consumption is normal or high and would like to know if i am paying too much/too little.

I have a reasonably large 4 bed detached but its new build with a condenser boiler. I work from home and my partner is a SAHM so I guess we're in all the time, whereas my neighbour both go out to work so they're not in during the day.

I'm currently paying £65 per month for gas but showing £160 debit in my account which is worrying me. I know that in theory this should be corrected during the summer when we won't be using the heating so much.

So my question is basically does £65 sound about right? What I don't want is to underpay but at the same time it does sound like a lot! That said, its probably cheaper than the additional petrol if I had to travel to work!

I'm in a 4 bed semi, new boiler and a SAHM and we pay £103 a month dd for gas and the same for leccy. We had overpaid by £100 on each last year but they have kept the monthly payments the same to cover probable price increases. Probably not much help but £65 seems good ish to me.