What causes banging sounds in pipes

What might be the cause of a banging sound in the pipework of my property?

Asked by Harry on 10th May 2022
Expert Trade Answers
"Air locks can be the coarse in pipework that coarse the banging. Or sometimes the wrong ball valve has been fitted to the tank ,and last but not least ,lever taps are often the coarse as they tend to not shut of completely, and as water trickles out it causes vibration .high pressure taps on low pressure water ."
Answered on 10th May 2022 - Member since Sep 2021 - report
"When pipes are not surcure properly hot and cold and pressure causes"
Answered on 10th May 2022 - Member since Oct 2021 - report
"Unclipped pipes or pipes being on top of each other"
Answered on 10th May 2022 - Member since Oct 2020 - report
"When it starts banging try running your kitchen cold tap and if the banging stops you need an equilibrium ball valve in the tank in the loft, if this is not the answer it could also be your heating hi-end stat is knackered and your boiler is overheating"
Answered on 10th May 2022 - Member since Feb 2022 - report
Find Tradespeople, compare up to 3 quotes!
It's FREE and there are no obligations
Ask a Trade
Got a question that only a tradesperson can answer? We have thousands of trades ready to answer any question you may have.
Ask your question
Ask a Trade

Are you looking for advice on a DIY project or have a question for our tradespeople?

We'll email your question to tradespeople who are skilled in your chosen category.

Your question will be made public - please do not include any personal details.

{{ first(ask.errors)[0] }}

By continuing you agree to the Community Guidelines.

Report Content

{{ first(reportForm.errors) }}

Thank you

Your report has been created and will be investigated shortly.

Ready to get a price for your home improvement project?
Get started

Over 1 million homeowners and over 50,000 tradespeople
use MyJobQuote nationwide each year