SOUNDPROOFING 101
Noise affects everybody in everyday life--at home, at leisure, during sleep, when traveling, and at work. However, human organisms are not prepared to shut off the noise. Taking an active role in making a room soundproof is not only soothing but could also yield noticeable health benefits.
Measuring Sound
There are a few things you should know about sound and how its measured.
Good Wall Soundproofing
Adding a soundproof barrier to standard sheetrock will block up to 75% more noise.
Identify Your Noise Problem
Once you correctly diagnose the source you can take the proper steps to solve the problem.
Better Wall Soundproofing
Improves noise reduction at all frequencies, improved decoupling with simple improvements
Conducting a QUIET Audit
Before we can help you make your walls sound proof, please conduct the following audit.
Best Wall Soundproofing
Use Sound Isolation Clips and Green Glue for optimal sound control.
Luxury Sound Ratings
A comprehensive guideline established by the U.S. Department of Housing
Tips and Tricks
It is our goal to ensure your investment is a wise and effective one.
Ceiling Soundproofing
A sheetrock or wood ceiling gives us the best chance at a remarkable outcome.
Using Outlet Extensions
There are a few things you should know about using electrical outlet extensions.
Floor Soundproofing
Floors require a careful evaluation of construction methods & conditions
The Ultimate Floated Floor
Effective floor system that will dramaticly reduce airborne and footstep noise.
Acoustic Glossary
The following glossary provides basic definitions of some of the industry's most common terms.
