I also like looking at trulia's heat maps.

I know there are state programs that offer financial incentives (rebates) to upgrade heating/cooling systems.

Bill Gulley   At the risk of sticking my nose in and getting involved in a heated battle for which I'm quite sure someone will try to say I'm wrong...  

I pay the gas/heat/water, which gas averages around 500 during the winter months.With me living in one unit, it will bring in 1600 a month.

They also do electric, heat, and gas sub-metering devices.  

)       $6,500   Labor (My contractor is the best)       $500   Kitchen cabinet Doors ( Replaced the doors only)       $2,700   Front/Back concrete pad       $1,300   Appliances (Stainless steel range, MW and range)       $3,470   Heat and Air ( New 13 seer Heat and Air system installed!

I know I found a heating and air company via Angie's List.

A house was sitting on the market during this past long cold winter in the Midwest with no heat and utilities.

Here are some more details and specific questions.History7/27/04 - $550,000 (sold)3/30/11 - $489,900 - expired after being listed for saleRelease of MortgageLiving Area - 3266sqft in 04 - Natural Gas Heat/Central Air2011-  Oil Heat - 2600 sqft living5br - 3.5 bathsCOMPS in the are currently area around $400,000 but not in a location of this type as these COMP values are actually in busier locations and not quite as nice.A couple of questions.

Our schedules are getting stretched which is indicative of a heating market.