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Hi guys/girls , can any body help? , i have a loud water hammer noise ,(like a fog horn) mainly at night,( when nothing is on) (and normally occurs twice within 30 seconds of each time) i have ;;; turned heating off , reduced pressure/ increased pressure, i have checked and replaced ball cocks in the loft, i have replaced stopcock , there is no connection with water running when this occurs, i have even heard and felt this noise on the rising main in the house when this happens,,, , no ball valves are leaking anywhere, toilets are all good.... has any body any ideas? i cant see the point in fitting a prv valve or dial ,, two months ago we had a water issue in the village , could this be connected? any help or advise would be appreciated . thanks mark
 
Hi Mark,

Is your incoming main copper/metal? If so I was told years ago, that the “foghorn” noise can travel, and also could be your neighbours property?
 

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