When planning and building new dwellings, acoustics is an important consideration. We can help during the planning, design and construction stages, as well as carrying out pre-completion sound insulation testing. Read more
Noise from commercial activities covers a wide range of sources. Restaurants and bars are obvious examples of potentially noisy developments, but there are many other issues to consider. We can assist with the control of noise from any source. Read more
Industrial activities can produce noise and vibration that has an impact on both nearby residents and employees. We can help at the planning/permitting stages, with noise complaints and workplace noise. Read more
Our experience extends to all kinds of leisure including gliding clubs, football stadia, Zorbing sites, cinemas, five-a-side football pitches, shooting ranges, open air concerts, and skate parks. Read more
Television and music studios, film sound stages and editing suites all have very demanding acoustic requirements. We have experience providing practical design solutions to meet the most stringent criteria. Read more
Transportation is the most widespread source of environmental noise. We have many years experience carrying out detailed noise and vibration assessments required for major transportation schemes and complex infrastructure projects. Read more
Acoustics is a key consideration in the design of new healthcare buildings. This includes the need to control the ingress of external noise and, crucially, the maintenance of privacy between spaces. Read more
Obtaining planning consent with suitable conditions is important and we can help you through the planning process including providing expert witness services for Public Inquiries. Read more
Waste and recycling sites can generate significant noise and it's important that appropriate control measures are considered and incorporated at the planning and design stages. Read more
