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 Water hammer or pipe rattle, hints from a home inspectorWater hammer or pipe rattle evidence: plumbing those with left and right hand threads. The inspector may note a condition of corrosion which indicates one should be installed or he may note copper pipes joined to galvanized pipes without these couplings and expects corrosion to eventually occur . No damage or corrosion may be noted at this time. It is likely, however, that corrosion will occur as the electrolytic action "eats away" at the connected pipes. It is recommended that dielectric couplings be installed where necessary and/or required. Installation of dielectric couplings is not difficult but you may need the assistance of a professional. Contact a plumbing contractor for assistance as may be needed. Supply and waste cross connection potential faucet spout extends below flood rim Drain stop pivot rod connection leaks Fixture drain Sewer extractor pump slow clogged Gas fired dryer not 18"-24" above garage floor . Laundry mechanics sink not secure damaged Private water
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