Soundproofing

Our soundproofing products provide peace, quiet, and privacy by blocking sounds between adjacent spaces. Block noise between units, quiet loud equipment, and meet sound requirements in homes, apartments, offices, and industrial facilities. Explore proven soundproofing products by type. There's an option for every type of sound transmission issue. Browse by how each one stops sound, from mass-loaded barriers and blankets to acoustic doors, windows, and gap sealing. Our acoustic experts are just a call away to help identify your soundproofing fix.

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Every noise problem has a different fix. Start with what you're trying to stop, and we'll point you to the products and the solution built for it.

Soundproofing Solutions by Space

The right soundproofing solution depends on the space and on what's making the noise. Here's how we solve it across the environments we work in most, with real projects in each.

Commercial

Offices, retail, and mixed-use buildings where privacy, tenant comfort, and code all matter at once. We combine barriers, treatment, and sealed assemblies to keep sound where it belongs

WSS Media using acoustical foam in their production facility.

Production Studios

Recording, broadcast, and post spaces that need true isolation, not just a quieter room. We build decoupled, sealed rooms that hold sound in and keep the outside world out.

LiveWire Home Theater - Two inch fabric wrapped panels installed into the recessed ceiling over the theater seating.

Residential Spaces

Homes, apartments, and condos dealing with neighbor, hallway, and street noise. Practical fixes for walls, floors, doors, and windows that hold up in daily life.

PrivacyShield® Outdoor Absorptive Soundproofing Blankets were used to block and lower the noise emitted by this residential air conditioning unit

Outdoor Noise

Rooftop units, generators, and property-line noise that has to be handled before it reaches the neighbors. Engineered barriers and enclosures rated for the weather.

The AlphaEnviro® PVC baffles and panels provide a colorful and effective way to improve the room acoustics in this cafeteria at Mechanicsville Elementary School.

Education

Classrooms, gyms, and music rooms that need clarity in some spaces and isolation in others. We tune each room to how it's actually used.

A large domestic automobile maker needed a sound-absorbing wall in its manufacturing facility.

Industrial

Plants and mechanical rooms where equipment noise is a safety and compliance problem, not just a nuisance. Source-level enclosures and barriers that bring levels down where people work.

Hospitality

Hotels and restaurants where the guest experience depends quiet. Room-to-room and mechanical noise control that protects your reviews and your repeat business.

SONEX® Contour Ceiling Tiles installed in an Omaha City courtroom.

Government

Courthouses, civic buildings, and secure facilities with privacy, security, and specification requirements. Solutions that meet the spec and the standard, not just the budget.

The Basics of Blocking Sound

Soundproofing works through mass, decoupling, damping, and sealing gaps. Denser materials and broken vibration paths stop sound from passing between spaces. A quick primer, then match the approach to your space above.

Common Soundproofing Questions

Soundproofing blocks sound from traveling between spaces, while acoustic treatment controls echo and reverb inside a room. If your problem is noise coming in or leaking out, you want soundproofing. If the room sounds harsh or muddy, you want treatment. Many projects need both, which is why we handle each side.
Soundproofing blocks sound from traveling between spaces, while acoustic treatment controls echo and reverb inside a room. If your problem is noise coming in or leaking out, you want soundproofing. If the room sounds harsh or muddy, you want treatment. Many projects need both, which is why we handle each side.

Learn more: Soundproofing vs Acoustic Treatment: Understanding Your Noise Control Goals
The best solution depends on whether you're protecting speech privacy or blocking noise between rooms, and how much construction you can do. Most offices combine sealed doors and windows, added mass in shared walls, and treatment to keep conversations from carrying. For occupied buildings, retrofit-friendly barriers and blankets get you there without gutting the space.

Learn more: Enhancing Workplace Productivity Through Office Soundproofing
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Cost depends on the size of the space, how much noise reduction you need, and whether the work is new construction or a retrofit. A single door or window seal is a modest fix, while bringing a full wall or room up to a target STC rating is a larger investment. The fastest way to a real number is to tell us the space and the problem and get a quote.

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Blocking noise between units comes down to adding mass and decoupling the shared surface, whether that's a party wall, a ceiling, or a floor. In apartments and condos you often can't rebuild the structure, so the work focuses on the walls, floors, doors, and windows you can access.

Learn More: How to Soundproof an Apartment: 5 Practical Strategies
Explore: Sound Barriers for Walls and Floors
STC, or Sound Transmission Class, measures how well an assembly blocks airborne sound, and the higher the number the more it blocks. Multi-family party walls are typically built to STC 50 to meet code, offices target the 40s for speech privacy, and studios push past 60 for true isolation. Because the right target depends on your space and the noise you're fighting, it's worth confirming with a specialist before you build.

Learn More: Decoding STC Ratings: What They Mean and Why They Matter
Learn More: 5 Strategies To Achieve STC 50 and Above
Yes. Plenty of soundproofing works as a retrofit, sealing gaps around doors and windows, adding mass with barriers or blankets, and treating the surfaces you can reach. Full isolation still needs construction, but you can cut a noise problem down significantly without opening walls.

Explore: Sound Blankets & Barriers

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See how these products install and perform in real spaces. Short walkthroughs and project footage, so you know what you're getting before you ever talk to us.

Soundproofing and Noise Control in Offices and Conference Rooms

Soundproofing and Noise Control in Gymnasiums

Soundproofing and Noise Control in Home Theaters

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