Static water pressure increases during night time hours as less water is being used from the municipal main. There is a community here in Cincinnati where the daytime water pressure in the main is around 150psi and shoots up to around 225psi at night. You do need to rebuild the faucet with either new cartridges, new stems/seats or washers/seats (whichever your faucet requires). In addition, I’d have the static pressure checked. You can buy a pressure gauge at most hardware stores or any plumbing supply house that connects to a hosebib or laundry tub faucet. Get one and check the pressure at various times of the day/night. If the pressure ever gets over 80psi you need to install a pressure reducing valve. If you already have a PRV and the pressure is over 80psi, you’ll most likely need to have it replaced.