Airborne noise is sound that makes it from one room to another via the means of air particles sitting between the two rooms.

Flanking noise is a combination of airborne and impact noise that makes its way to the walls of one room, down the walls and out into the space of another room. We ensure that flanking noise is addressed by using things like acoustic mastic, perimeter beads and open cell spray foam injections.

These figures are based on average room size and start from:

Walls – 3m x 2.4m = 7.2m2  from £1200.00 +vat

Ceilings – 3m x 4m = 12m2  from  £2000.00+vat

Floors – 3m x 4m = 12m2 from £1000.00+vat

Soundproofing systems are a combination of materials that affect sound transmission by altering the density, separation and depth of a ceiling, wall, or floor. Typically, the greater the separation, density and depth of the system being installed, the better the noise reduction.

We do this day in day out and pay huge attention to detail. There are many opportunities for error and when an error is made it can render the whole soundproofing system null and void. We are specialists in soundproofing, and we know our stuff. Would you ask your gardener to build you an extension?

Our soundproofing systems work because we use the correct materials and process to achieve the best results.

We need 3 qualities to every system we install which are absorbency, dissipation and mass once we have 3 qualities onboard with a skilled installation team we achieve the best results possible within the budget.

the best system for walls is an independent resilient clips system with a upgrade of a mass loaded vinyl and under floor insulation.

The best system for ceilings is a resilient clip system with a upgrade of a mass loaded vinyl.

The best system for floors is under floor acoustic insulation with a mass loaded vinyl on of your floorboards then an acoustic barrier matt with a 22mm caber floorboard on top.

yes,we are fully business and public liability insured.

The consumables are for all self-adhesive carpet coverings/hard floor coverings , furniture coverings and other consumables that are not listed in our proposal.

Absolutely, the mineral wool we use is a 60kg/m3 density and is friction-fitted between the floor joist so that any residual noise will get absorbed and dissipated under the floor.

Due to the noise transfer being very subjective, we always quote a performance uplift and will be increasing your wall performance from approx.. 40dBA to 70dBA across all frequencies if we use the recommended upgrades.

We use multiple layers of floor protector and seal with tape to ensure no dust gets through

Lights and electrical fixtures, will be relocated in exactly the same position as they were before.

Typically, we like to have a room as bare as possible before we come in as we can get straight to soundproofing but we can factor in things like moving fittings etc if needs be into our quote as a separate line item.

We’d prefer an empty room in terms of furniture but  we can help move this if needs be and some of it may be able to stay in the room and we can work around it.

When the full ceiling changed from a dark pink to a light pink colour.(usually 2-3 days)

Yes, you can have surface-mounted spotlights as you don’t have to cut a hole out of the ceiling like your typical spotlight. 

Our systems range from 40mm up to 80mm

If its plaster board usually there is not much mess, and you never would have known we just taken down a ceiling.

If it is a lathe and plaster ceiling this will create more mess, however, we lay floor coverings and clean up after so you can barely tell we taken a ceiling down.

We found that our best results are achieved by taking the existing ceiling down due to the void between the joists acting like an echo chamber.

We have a space saver system that reduces the head height loss.

Standard plaster covings can be reinstated at the same time as plastering however where we need to reinstate original victorian coving our specialist coving/ceiling rose partner can do this as part of the soundproofing project.

It depends on the existing room height plus the window header, we can use either an independent or an acoustic batten system.

The stud walls will be a weak point and will need to be upgraded to a soundproof partition.

Soundproofing only affects the room that you soundproof however sound has energy which will be reduced and will find the least course of resistance. (this is dependent on the fabric of the building).

Soundproofing only affect the room that you soundproof however sound has energy which will be reduce and will find the least course of resistance. (this is dependent on the fabric of the building).

It is best to insulate under the floor as it reduces flanking and will give you better results.

Yes, you can upgrade a stud wall, you can remove the plasterboard and keep the original stud wall.

We reinstate the skirting boards and picture rails ourselves (if they come off in one piece) however, we can fit new skirting and/or picture rail if needed.

Standard plaster covings can be reinstated at the same time as plastering however where we need to reinstate original victorian coving our specialist coving/ceiling rose partner can do this as part of the soundproofing project.

Most of our floor system are designed to leave the skirting boards on but if we have to take them off We will reinstate the skirting boards.

Our systems range from 0mm up to 42mm.

we would advise to insulate under the floor so yes we would take the floor boards up but we do offer systems that you dont have to take your floorboard up.

Depends on the system that you are fitting but if we need to trim the door we will take care of that for you.

No, but a good quailty underlay and carpet will improve the sound from a hard floor but with a system it will give you your desired result.

Our whole range of secondary glazing is made to measure and features an unobtrusive profile. We can fit a range of standard window styles and even offer a bespoke secondary glazing service for the less common shapes.

Secondary glazing is scientifically proven to reduce noise in your home by up to 54 decibels, giving your windows unrivalled levels of acoustic performance. Perfect for built-up areas such as homes near trainlines or under flightpaths.

The extra layer of protection offered by secondary glazing ensures the heat remains firmly within your home. Our solutions reduce heat loss by up to 60% and improves your carbon footprint.

You’ll be amazed at how cost-effective our entire suite of secondary glazing products are. You also receive the added benefit of saving money with secondary glazing installed, as your energy bills reduce due to less heat escaping.

Alongside the thermal and noise benefits that you receive with secondary glazing, it also adds an additional layer of protection to your home against any would be intruders. A very discreet security feature that reduces the need for unsightly grills and other preventative measures.

Typically, we like to have a room as bare as possible before we come in as we can get straight to soundproofing but we can factor in things like moving fittings etc if needs be into our quote as a separate line item.

We’d prefer an empty room in terms of furniture but  we can help move this if needs be and some of it may be able to stay in the room and we can work around it.

Yes, we can cover the walls, but this will encure a extra charge.

Probably a quick freshening up.

Yes, we will take away the waste for an extra charge.

Anywhere within 1 hour 30 form bristol centre,any further we will stay in accommadation as an extra charge.

If the customer is at home and can let the team in then no, however if the customer is working and is happy to leave us with a key, we can discuss a safe place to leave the key so we can securely lock up behind us.

We tape up the door ways with tape so theres no gaps for the dust to get through.

yes we can do the work while your away,we will just need a key and when your back it will be all completed.