NOISE REDUCTION

Furnace, ductwork, and the other elements of the heating and cooling system sometimes make many different kinds of noises. If you ask your Builder or a Heating Contractor for help to eliminate them, in most cases, the answer will be that these are very natural noises and you must live with them for the rest of your life. What they say it is not true! Do not trust them! Their goal is to sell a house and after a year forget about your even existence!

If you have correctly spotted the source of the noise, then you can eliminate most of the noises by yourself!

For some noises you can find help online, but for some of them not. Visit “Noise Reduction Search Results” page where you can see what kind of “help” you can find online!

I have great experience in resolving the following maintenance issues related to the elimination of the different kinds of noises such as:

• Ticking noise
• Pinging noise
• Banging or Oil Canninig noise

The problem with the ticking noise exists almost in every house where there is furnace and ductwork installed in the basement or ductwork is reaching out from the attic to the first floor. Most of the people do not pay too much attention to this kind of noise because during the daytime there are many other noises in a house. Such as: people watching TV or listening radio, children running and screaming and so on. However, at night, everyone goes upstairs to sleep and they could be bothered by the ticking noise, but only if it is coming from the floor registers.
However, a real problem can occur if you are living in a ranch house or finishing your basement off. Then, you are going to be exposed to this issue for entire 100%!

I have been working in the field of ductwork installation already for 29 years. After a year of resolving ticking noise problems, I have discovered a very simple way of the complete ticking noise elimination!

This method works very well not only for the ductwork, but also for the PVC pipes, PVC Concentric cap on the outside of a house and copper pipes! I have tested it already many times and when, actually, any of you who would pay for this solution will find out how this should be done and you will understand right away that this method is working!
During the six last heating seasons many visitors of my website already used my method and so far, I did not get any bad feedbacks.

In the last heating season I see a huge increase in searches for this and other types of noises! About 60% of the visitors to my website have these problems in their houses! So, do not hesitate! I have a page where I have combined all possible cases of the ticking noise elimination, and you can find a solution to your issue there immediately. (See the "Instant Acess" on this page below).

Pinging noise is not such a mysterious one as a ticking noise, and almost every heating contractor knows how to deal with it. However, if you live in older house it's just ridiculous to hire a heating contractor to eliminate this noise when almost any of you can fix it by yourself.

Banging or Oil-caning noise is also very easy to eliminate, but the more important part is finding why your ductwork is making a noise like that in the first place! (See the "Instant Acess" on this page below).

Often people are having problem with the whistling noise coming from their cold air return registers. This kind of noise is also possible for any of you to eliminate by yourself.  

Ask you questions about Pinging and Whistling noises for the very low price of only $1.34 on the Question Page. Please use Buy Now button below.

Ticking Noise Elimination Page

It has been more then ten years since I have discovered the way how to fight the ticking noise issue including six years since I have started helping people on the web. So now, it was time when I put all my experience together on the one webpage. On this page you can find the following:

• How to find a source of the ticking noise in your basement, wall, B-vent pipe chase or in the attic and how to quiet it down once and for all
• How to cut a drywall if the source of the noise is behind it and how to fix drywall when it is done
• What to do if the ticking noise is coming from the wall and how to eliminate it without cutting a drywall
• What to do if your ductwork is making ticking noise in the attic
• How to eliminate a ticking noise if it is coming from PVC or copper pipes inside and/or PVC concentric cap outside of your house

If after you have read on the page and you are still having a question or your case is not present on the page, you can type your question in the Feedback module on the page and send it to me free of charge.

Price for the instant access to the page is only $9.17! Just use the “Buy Now” button below.

After you have purchased a paid page PayPal is going to bring you back to my website. In order to see the paid page you have to click on the “Register” button, fill out the form, choose your own Username and Password, click on the arrow at the top of the page, move the form up and click on the “Register” button at the bottom of the form – congratulation, you are now on the page you have paid for!

Important: After you have purchased any Paid page or Download page and PayPal brought you back to my website, the first thing you should do is to save that page to your Favorites. Then, if something goes wrong, you always can come back to re-register yourself on my website again.

Banging or Oil-Canning Noise Elimination Page

This page is dedicated to the banging (oil-canning) noise elimination issues. On this page, you can find the following:

• How to find a source of the banging noise in your basement and how to quiet it down once and for all
• What to do if your ductwork was wrongly designed or installed and this is a part of the banging noise issue
• What to do if they used wrong jousts in your house and as a result you are experiencing an oil-canning noise

Price for the instant access to the page is only $4.95 ($4.50 + $0.45 - PayPal's fee)! Just use the “Buy Now” button below.

Instant Access:

After you have purchased a paid page, PayPal is going to bring you back to my website. In order to see the paid page you have to click on the “Register” button, fill out the form, choose your own Username and Password, click on the arrow at the top of the page, move the form up and click on the “Register” button at the bottom of the form – congratulation, you are now on the page you have paid for!

Important: After you have purchased any Paid page or Download page and PayPal brought you back to my website, the first thing that you should do is to save that page to your Favorites. Then, if something goes wrong, you always can come back to re-register yourself on my website again.

An Offer, I Hope, You Can't Resist!

It is amazing how many problems faulty heating and cooling equipment can make especially if it makes a lot of different kinds of noises! Also amazing how many words people can use to describe them.

Below you can see a list of noises and sounds people usually use to describe a noise that is coming from their furnaces, heat pumps, air conditioners and boilers:

Back peddling, banging, booming, buzzing noise, chattering, chirping, clacking, clanging, clicking, droning, explosion, grating, grinding, groaning, grumbling sound, gurgling, hammering, high pitched, high pitched whine, high pitched whistle, hissing, howling, humming, knocking, metal hitting metal, moaning noise, out of balance washing machine, plane engine, popping, pulsating, random, ratcheting, rattling, roaring, rumbling, scraping, screech, screeching, siren, sputtering, squeaky, squealing, switching, swoosh, thumping, ticking, tinny, train like, vibration, weird, whining, whirring, whooshing, wobbling, woof noises or sounds.

Some people have a hard time to describe what kind of noise coming from their units, for example:
Furnace is making a loud noise, awful furnace motor noise, furnace noise reduction, gas furnace noise like a slamming door that vibrates, heat pump making funny noise, when I turn on furnace sound strange, our boiler makes noises through the whole house and so on!
If you one of them, please carefully read through all lists of noises and try to find one that describes yours.

Currently, on my site, I have six pages dedicated to these kinds of issues and they are all made the same way:
At the top of the module, you can see a short list of noises. If you click on any word from the list, which in your opinion better describes your type of noise, the page is going to jump down and you can read the question and the answer to that question or feedback written by a person who asked that question in the first place.
If you cannot find the type of noise, you are looking for or if there are several questions with the same type of noise just scroll down to the next module or go to the next page.

List of the pages:

Furnace/Air Handler Noise
Furnace/Air Handler Noise 2
Furnace/Air Handler Noise 3
Heat Pump Noise
Heat Pump Noise 2
Boiler Noise
Boiler Noise 2
Boiler Noise 3
Air Conditioner Noise

Almost all information that you are able to read on the pages above is taken from dozens of so-called forum websites. People were asking those questions, professional members were answering; people came back with additional information and so on. Sometimes all this process taking several pages, which in many cases was pretty much useless until the original poster gave up information how his case was resolved.
Therefore, if you would look at the pages above you are definitely will find an ultimate solution to the problem described in any given question!

However, despite all my best effort, indeed, I was unable to find a solution to all possible cases and visitors of my site and I need your help!

So, here is a deal:
If you cannot find a solution to your problem on any of the above page especially for the AC, go to a forum website and ask your question there. If you need a list of most reliable forum websites, email me on this page. Once your issue is resolved and you inform the forum how your issue was resolved, send me a link to your thread on that forum site and I will pay you $20.00!

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