Sound Blocking
This is what people usually mean when they use the term ‘soundproofing’. If you are trying to stop the transmission of sound from one area to another, you need sound blocking materials.
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Understanding Floor Soundproofing to Meet Florida Building Code Requirements
I love soundproofing because it provides an incredible, immediate result for so many important aspects of life. It makes offices more efficient, is the reason why music, podcast, and radio production is able to create our most vibrant entertainment, and allows us peace in our homes. I work with so many clients to achieve their […] Read More »
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How to Block Sound Between Rooms with Effective Soundproofing
Perhaps the most asked question I receive from customers is how to block sound between rooms. Whether for a home theater, podcasting studio, conference room in the office, or even just a bathroom wall to hide the sounds of the toilet, room-to-room sounds can be annoying at best and disturbing to important activities at worst. […] Read More »
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5 Strategies to Achieve STC 50 and Above
I thoroughly enjoy taking calls from customers seeking to soundproof their home theaters, music rooms, and offices. It’s such a treat when we can assist in providing the perfect acoustic setting for such individual projects; Although these projects are typically “fun” in the sense that they’re hobbyist endeavors, soundproofing is serious business, as my commercial […] Read More »
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Does Soundproofing Really Work on Both Sides?
A question I’m frequently asked is whether soundproofing really works on both sides of soundproofing material. For example, a customer called recently looking for the best way to soundproof a room in his house that he was using to play instruments and record. He wanted a solution that blocked the loud sounds of his drum […] Read More »
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Mechanical Room Soundproofing and the Best Techniques and Products to Achieve it
The desire for mechanical room soundproofing is one I often hear from customers. After all, the reason a mechanical room is its own room is because we want all of that heavy equipment and the noise it makes separated from the rest of the home or building. Even so, it can still be loud, even […] Read More »
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Movie Theater Soundproofing: How to Handle the Low End While Crafting a Captivating Sonic Experience
I love soundproofing because the results are dramatic and thus immediately rewarding. Perhaps the most rewarding of all soundproofing projects is soundproofing a movie theater. Part of why movies are so interesting is because their soundtracks not only contain many unusual, not-often-heard sounds, like explosions and gunfire, but they are loud, and meant to be. […] Read More »
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How To Soundproof A Rental Apartment: Tips and Techniques
There are many benefits to living in multifamily buildings, but peace and quiet is generally not one of them. It goes with the territory, because literally the only thing separating your home from another is walls, ceilings, and floors. If they aren’t made of concrete, you’ll probably be able to hear loud sounds from your […] Read More »
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Noise Pollution in Office Spaces: Soundproofing and Sound Control Techniques
“Optimizing” is a buzzword I’ve heard often from my customers in recent years when I ask what their overall goals are. From the largest organizations to the single employee operation, “optimizing” is another way to say “to become more efficient,” so that they can be more effective. Interestingly enough—and kind of funny to us at […] Read More »
