It is generally not possible to sue a neighbor solely for making noise. However, if the noise is excessive or prolonged and it interferes with your ability to use and enjoy your property, you may be able to seek legal remedies.

One option may be to file a nuisance lawsuit against your neighbor. In a nuisance lawsuit, you would argue that the noise constitutes a nuisance, which is defined as a use of one’s property that unreasonably interferes with the use and enjoyment of another’s property.

To succeed in a nuisance lawsuit, you will need to prove that the noise is unreasonably loud or disturbing and that it is interfering with your use and enjoyment of your property. You will also need to show that you have made a reasonable effort to resolve the issue through communication with your neighbor.

If the court finds in your favor, it may issue an injunction ordering your neighbor to stop the noise or take other action to address the nuisance. The court may also award you damages for any loss or injury that you have suffered as a result of the nuisance.

It is important to note that nuisance lawsuits can be complex and costly. Before filing a lawsuit, you should consider other options for resolving the issue, such as mediation or negotiation with your neighbor. You may also want to seek legal assistance to help you understand your rights and options.