If the noises are at night it is probably a raccoon rodent opossum or snake.
Knocking noise in attic at night.
Knocking sound in attic if you hear a knocking sound in your attic this is a pretty good indication that an animal of some sort has taken up residence in that space.
Most customers who have colonies of flying squirrels in their attics will complain of hearing a light thumping noise or a slight knocking noise in the attic in the middle of the night.
Heat and cold make can make ducts and.
Knocking in my attic if you hear knocking noises in the attic it could be several different species.
Over the last few weeks i ve heard a tapping knocking sound in the ceiling above my bed that starts at around 10pm midnight and continues on and off until 4 6am.
Knocking noise happens in the laundry room when clothes washer finishes filling.
There s something alive in my attic at night.
Sometimes you will hear a knocking while other times you may notice a scurrying sound thumping noise or something else.
Clicking knocking and clanking no that s not the sound of chains rattling in the attic.
This may sound silly but i found the source of my loud bang noises that seem to happen mostly at night.
If you hear sounds during the day it is most likely a squirrel or snake although it can also be a raccoon.
Air passing through ducts and radiators can sometimes create a loud noise as can water passing through pipes.
When you hear a banging coming from the attic and are trying to determine the cause you are most likely dealing with one of these four animals.
Grinding noises are made as rodents chew woodwork.
If you hear thumping in your attic at night it s most likely a larger animal such as a raccoon or opossum engaged in jumping from one area of the attic to another actively shoving or destroying something or dragging something heavy.
While it s probably not ghosts going bump in the night in the attic there are a number possible things that could make a banging sound above the living area.
Noises at sunset will typically indicate bats.
My speaker system woofer that always is on standby power was building up some static charge and producing a bang noise randomly even though the receiver amplifier were turned off.
They just seem to come from walls or ceiling.
A loose attic vent or shutter on a window can make a banging noise in the wind.
Likely culprits are rats mice grey squirrels and flying squirrels.