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Title: Why Are My Pipes So Noisy?


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Why Are My Pipes So Noisy?
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  • Have you recently noticing sudden bumping noises
    or clinking and clanking sounds coming from the
    walls? After hearing the disruptive noises,
    figuring how to get it to stop is your top
    priority. With a little help from Plumbing 911,
    youll be able to diagnose the specific reason
    for your noisy pipes and how you can fix it.

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  • High Water Pressure
  • Increased water pressure can cause your pipes to
    be extra noisy and can even cause damage to your
    household appliances. To resolve this issue,
    simply have a pressure regulator installed to
    ensure the water to your home is being delivered
    at a rate between 40 and 80 pounds per square
    inch (PSI).

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  • Water Hammer
  • A thudding noise known as water hammer happens
    when running water suddenly turns off, putting
    pressure on the shut-off valve. Since this can
    damage the connection in the pipes, its
    important to resolve this issue right away. The
    simplest way to resolve the problem is to install
    water hammer arrestor. These are small devices
    that connect to the water pipes containing a
    string-loaded shock absorber that diver the water
    force.

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  • Copper Pipes
  • Cooper is a malleable and ductile metal, which
    means the copper pipes in your home will easily
    expand as hot water passes through. As the heat
    passes through and the pipes expand and contract,
    the pipes can rub against the structure of your
    home and other pipes, causing a disruptive noise.
    By lowering the temperature setting on your water
    heater, the issue should resolve quickly. If it
    persists, give Plumbing 911 a call to assess the
    issue!

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  • Loose Pipes
  • Over time, pipes become loose from regular use
    but as water moves rapidly through them in large
    volume, the pipes can rattle and wobble. To
    minimize movement, install insulation clips or
    hangers to secure and stabilize the pipes.

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  • To schedule your appointment with Plumbing 911
    to have your pipes serviced, give us a call today
    at (330) 952-1900 or (216) 246-0566.
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