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3 family home - PECO Public Light bill crazy high!
I have a 3 family building which I started renting out in the summer. My PECO bill for the public light account has been crazy high for the past few month (this month being $650, during the summer it was $100). The only thing I can think of is that the wiring was not done correctly and I'm paying for the tenants heat. I'm not sure if there is a heating unit in the hallways, I need to check it out. I know I provide light and the fire alarm system. Once I make it out there and walk through the building, I will check to see if there are heating units in the hallways. If so, I want to turn them off. Is this okay? Do I have to heat the hallways? Maybe it's the hot water heater????