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  1. Yes I have developed heart and hearing problems after 3 years of living next to neighbours running pumps that vibrate my house. Been here three years but only started to “feel” it in the last 50 or so days (body tremors that stop when pump stops)! The pump runs for 12 hours 6pm-6am).
  2. Crikey I have same problem but there’s no way I can sneak in to switch it off!
  3. One of my neighbours are running a pump for 12 hours. One has a spa on the high side of me (could be new addition as just learned they had it). My other neighbour on the low side has a pool and runs his longer (says at night) but in the three years I’ve lived here I never felt any vibration from his pool. Weird. Another neighbour two doors up whose backyard is high recently installed a hydroponic garden! How would I know where this vibration is coming from to address it? I’ve called an acoustic engineer who I hope can help me identify the direction. Waiting to hear back on cost.
  4. Hope after 10 years all of you are on this site and read my reply. I am experiencing the same thing. The vibration in my house from my neighbour’s spa has landed me in hospital twice! The cost for me has been enormous (audiologist/ENT/ cardio electrophysiologist etc) as I have existing health issues that the vibration exacerbates. I’d be happy to pay for a technician to fix it after this expert told me 100% the spa is behind this. He said it is what it’s sitting on, if the spa is on deck or hard surface, if the pump is wrapped in rubber or not etc. if it’s an old pump or attached to the spa and there’s no casing etc etc. Hope you worked it out. I now have to sell as it is detrimental to my health. Sad huh when it’s a relatively easy fix by the spa owner.
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