Residential Living Noise Control

Soundproofing in residential settings requires creating spaces for the quiet enjoyment of your home. You may be trying to soundproof your home from neighbors, home theaters, loud music, mechanical equipment, or an adjoining room or home. There are several soundproofing materials used to reduce unwanted noise in homes. Sound blocking materials, like the Audioseal sound barrier, can be added for soundproofing walls and ceilings within your home. Sound absorption materials, like fabric-wrapped acoustical wall panels, can be added to quiet down certain rooms within your home such as home theaters and living rooms.

Soundproofing walls is an important aspect of reducing noise within a residential setting. Sound waves travel through the air and are then reflected off of hard surfaces. Soundproofing materials are designed to absorb these sound waves, preventing them from bouncing around the room. Soundproofing walls help to create a peaceful and quiet environment within a home, making it more enjoyable to live in. There are a variety of soundproofing materials available on the market, and it is important to choose the right material for the specific needs of each individual home. Soundproofing walls is an effective way to reduce noise and create a more peaceful living environment.

Materials used for residential soundproofing include: