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Sound dossier

Wall rattle in wind

Wind-linked vibration from siding, vents, flashings or loose exterior elements.

Urgency profileInvestigate
Use timing, location and checks to separate competing explanations.
Signal familyWeather

Wind-linked vibration from siding, vents, flashings or loose exterior elements.

Listen for the trigger

Record whether the sound begins with water flow, heating, wind, appliance operation or a change in room pressure.

Locate without unsafe access

Compare rooms and accessible surfaces. Do not open energized electrical equipment or combustion appliances to chase a sound.

Create a useful recording

Capture several seconds before and after the sound, include a spoken location and note the equipment state.

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