Recent content by ScottAllen

Exactly. Thats what i thought they would do. Instead they installed a new one above the faucet. And the left the old one as it is which was installed below the faucet. Apparently now i have two working ones. 667$ later. Lol

It was the old PRV which was overlooked by plumbers when they installed new one. So all i did was turn the pressure nut on the old PRV a bit and the sound is gone. No more sound when i turn on any faucet in the House. I am relieved that after nearly two years of this sound, finally it is fixed.

Yeah checked the pressure. Its been 55 psi. Even after fixing the old regulator

You know what, i just now solved this problem that has been there for years. And the solution has been simple and one of the plumbing companies kind of cheated on us now that i know what the problem was, So just a few months ago we called a plumbing company to check our water pressure...

There is a youtube video link at the bottom of this post showing the possible water hammer in my basement near the main water supply. Listen to the sound after the water shuts off. I still dont know if this is water hammer OR the contraction & expansion of pipes. Regulator has been changed...