Monthly Report
A plain-English summary of what happened at home.
Summary · Jun 2026
June 2026 was cooler and much wetter than June 2025. Your HVAC actually ran less, but your bill still ticked up because DEMCO's per-kWh rate has climbed all year. The house is behaving well; the rate is the story.
What changed this month
- Electric bill: $255.00 (+2.0% vs Jun 2025)
- kWh usage: 1,787 (−11.2% vs Jun 2025)
- Cooling runtime: 217.5 hours (−25.2% vs Jun 2025)
- Cost per kWh: $0.1427 (+14.8% vs Jun 2025)
Why the bill changed
You used 225 fewer kWh than last June, but the rate rose from $0.1243 to $0.1427 — enough to more than offset the savings. Cooling was lower thanks to 12.6" of rainfall and cooler nights (avg low 68°F vs 68°F last year).
HVAC health assessment
kWh per cooling hour is 8.2 — higher than last summer's 6.9. The system is running fewer but slightly less efficient hours per cooling hour, which is normal at the shoulder of the season.
Weather impact
294 Cooling Degree Days vs 318 last June (−8%). Rainfall was more than 4x normal, keeping indoor humidity high.
Recommended actions
- 1Replace main return filter (due July 14)
- 2Rinse outdoor condenser coil — heavy rain may have carried debris
- 3Consider raising thermostat 1°F during 3–6pm peak — every hour saved is now worth more
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