Why Do I Hear Something On My Roof

It could be cats or maybe a raccoon or squirrel since there are trees close to my house but it s pretty noisy.

Why do i hear something on my roof.

Still whenever i hear noises coming from the roof i can t help but remember this. Usually i would go to practice with the soccer club but that day i had something else to do. Because they heard the people say the cheese was high. I turned the light off and laid back down and the jumping noise started again.

If you hear a banging noise coming through your bathroom vent when it is windy chances are that the wind is picking up the vent flap and then letting it bang closed. Do you ever hear something run across your roof. Lingering by my locker i tore out a sheet of notebook paper and took out a pen. Sometimes wind and roof vents do not get along well.

I turned the light back on and stopped again. About 23 years ago i was living on the third floor of my moms house. Other causes of sounds in a roof can be tree branches rubbing on the roof or eaves. 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.

This noise can get annoying but there is a remedy for it. The most recently being on last monday morning. A week later i decided to ask one of my neighbors if she heard walking on her roof late at night. The look of fear on hear face when i mentioned it was all i needed to know she experienced it too.

If they accidentally fall down behind your walls then you ll probably hear a scratching noise that sounds like the animal is going up and down and that could be a sign that it. Bringing a raccoon down to ground level in some situations you may hear the tread of a raccoon on the roof but if it doesn t seem to want to find an escape route when you go outside to look at it you may have to think about manually removing the animal from the roof. Bats are not something you re generally going to hear in your attic as they often reside on the higher portion of your attic where noises are not easily detected. I sometimes run outside to check but nothings ever there.

Usually heard only when the wind is blowing or expansion and contraction of timbers and gutters as the roof warms up during the day or cools down at night. Quite a few times within the past year i have heard something scamper across my roof.