Title: Overview and Definition of Utility Bills
Headings: Overview and Definition of Utility Bills
Overview and Definition of Utility Bills
Setting Up Utility Service
Monthly Fluctuations
Managing Utility Costs
Getting Assistance

Content: Monthly Fluctuations
The number of utility bills varies for different services and companies. These bills and their owed amounts are based on how much of each utility customers use. Seasonal fluctuations often occur with utility bills based on the services required. For example, electric bills tend to be higher during the summer months when households and businesses are using electricity for air conditioning. During the winter months, customers in cold climates will have higher gas bills to power their furnaces. Households may also notice higher or lower water bills at different times of the year if water usage goes up and down seasonally, such as when plants need more water in summer. Managing Utility Costs
After setting up utility service, using the service will incur charges, which will generate monthly bills. Many customers search for ways to lower utility bills to make service more affordable. Raising the indoor temperature of a household during the summer can cause the air conditioner to run less often, which can help lower electric bills. Lowering the indoor temperature in the winter uses less gas to run the furnace.