Noise disturbance inspection: measure before you invest.
A noise disturbance inspection combines a visual inspection of the construction with targeted acoustic measurements. The goal: determine where the sound leaks are, which frequencies and vibrations play a role and which measures are effective in your specific situation.
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In practice we regularly see residents implementing measures that seem sound-insulating in theory but have little effect in practice or even cause a deterioration. This happens because the actual source, frequencies and transmission paths are not established beforehand. A heavy ceiling intended for impact noise will not help if the problem is airborne noise through the wall. An expensive underlay is pointless if noise enters via flanking paths.
What does a noise disturbance inspection include?
Visual inspection of the existing construction: walls, floors, ceilings, penetrations, gaps, connections. On-site acoustic measurements with Class 1 equipment. Identification of sound leaks and flanking paths. Frequency analysis to determine the type of noise and the dominant frequencies. Assessment of the existing sound insulation and comparison with the standards.
What do you receive after the inspection?
A professional report with inspection results and measurement data. Analysis of sound leaks, frequencies and constructional weak spots. Concrete recommendations with product specifications and expected improvement in dB per measure. Practical advice about what is technically feasible within your home. The report is legally usable.
Measuring is knowing
Through targeted measurements we determine in advance what will and will not work. You receive a substantiated plan instead of an expensive guess. We only advise measures that, based on the measurement results, we expect to be effective. That saves you money and disappointment.
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