Air in water pipes
Interesting problem. When the water is under constant pressure you shouldn't be getting air in the lines. If you're not turning the pressure off on occasion it could be a supply problem. Maybe call the water company.
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Some days we hear a lot of noise from the water pipes.
Should we call water softener company, or a plumber?