Aluminum is naturally noisier than other siding materials because it’s made of metal. When there are high winds and rain, you will likely hear a slight pinging as it hits the siding. While there’s no way to avoid that, other issues can make the volume excessive.
In some cases, contractors may install the siding too tightly, so it doesn’t have room to expand or contract during temperature changes. The opposite problem can have the same effect though. If your aluminum siding is too loose, it will clang against the side of your home and can fall off in windy conditions. In these types of situations, there are repairs a contractor can make to reduce the noise of your siding.