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Gutter wind noise.
3 reasons why your gutters and downspouts are noisy 1.
I need help with gutter noise wind.
I have metal downspouts that come down from by gutters.
The problem has been fixed.
Adjust the downspout angle.
One of the surest ways to.
Removing the metal elbow where your runoff water empties out and replacing it.
Contractors have tried fixes like installing a lead plate in the elbow then a magnetic cushioned plate but those fixes usually just change the tone from a metallic drip drip drip to a thud thud thud sound.
Many times the simplest fix for a noisy downspout is to reposition it.
I ve felt them and they seem attached pretty solid.
The rivet gun tapping one by the window might be gutter or a loose piece of flashing or siding or trim flapping in the wind.
When it gets windy at my house my upper gutters on the second level vibrate intensely and are very loud it s only on one side.
If the noise drives you crazy new spring loaded backdraft dampers 9 to 30 depending on the size should solve the problem.
Windy conditions causing seamless gutters to vibrate.
One of them happens to be right by my bedroom window.
When the rain is just right this downspout will often make an extremely loud pinging sound when water is coming down slowly think someone hitting a coffee can with a spoon ever 2 seconds.
If the gutter is close to a bedroom window this can get annoying.
Your gutters have a clog 2.
Gutter downspouts with elbows can sometimes amplify the sound of water dripping through them.
Swap out the bottom part of the downspout.
The gutter vibration noise was caused by the extended aluminum drip.
If not loose sometimes if the hangers are too far apart the gutter sheet metal will buckle in and out making a sound sort of like flexing a cookie sheet or pie tin back and forth a metallic flutter sound.
Often a stiff wind will open vent dampers causing them to periodically clang shut.
Any help with how to fix this problem would be great.
