Free Texas tool
Is your AC bill normal — or are you getting roasted?
Texas summer power bills are eye-watering. But how much of that is just “summer in Texas” — and how much is fixable? Compare your $/sqft to similar TX homes in your climate zone and see exactly where you stand.
Why benchmarking matters
“My bill is high” means nothing without context. A $400 bill on a 4,000-sqft Houston home is great. The same bill on a 1,200-sqft Lubbock home is a five-alarm problem.
78°F
is the cost-optimal summer thermostat setting in TX
30–50%
of a typical TX summer bill is just air conditioning
$300–600
average annual savings from the top 3 fixes
How it works
Three steps. Sixty seconds. Free, forever.
Enter your zip + home size
We use county-level climate data to compare you against the right benchmark — coast vs. central vs. west TX is a big deal.
Add your average summer bill
Pull last July or August. We compute $/sqft and rank you against similar TX homes in your climate zone.
See your fix list
Six fixes ranked by effort & payback. Some are free; some pay back in months.