Hello,
I have a question. Our screed heating program will start soon, and from what I’ve heard, it’s not exactly cheap. The connections are usually installed by the basic utility providers, often local municipal utilities. These are not the cheapest either. So the question is whether it’s possible or advisable to switch to an alternative supplier before starting the screed heating. Is that even allowed? How have you handled this?
I have a question. Our screed heating program will start soon, and from what I’ve heard, it’s not exactly cheap. The connections are usually installed by the basic utility providers, often local municipal utilities. These are not the cheapest either. So the question is whether it’s possible or advisable to switch to an alternative supplier before starting the screed heating. Is that even allowed? How have you handled this?
Choose an affordable provider and set a high initial payment; you can adjust it after moving in.
There are hardly any obstacles left to switching suppliers easily. So why not take the savings with you? However, you should always keep an eye on consumption to avoid any surprises.
There are hardly any obstacles left to switching suppliers easily. So why not take the savings with you? However, you should always keep an eye on consumption to avoid any surprises.
The initial registration is always done with the basic energy supplier. The notice period is one month. As a result, it can happen that you are still with the basic supplier during the heating season.
I signed up for a new tariff on the very first day after receiving the letter from the basic supplier. When the switch took place after more than one month, they requested the meter reading. By mistake, I forgot to provide them with the meter reading, so the basic supplier made an estimate (which was much too low because they are not familiar with extras like drying heating). Consequently, the screed heating was charged at my selected tariff.
I signed up for a new tariff on the very first day after receiving the letter from the basic supplier. When the switch took place after more than one month, they requested the meter reading. By mistake, I forgot to provide them with the meter reading, so the basic supplier made an estimate (which was much too low because they are not familiar with extras like drying heating). Consequently, the screed heating was charged at my selected tariff.
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