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I need a roof to cover a void between two floors in a commercial unit basement The flat roof would be around 6ft by 10ft The drop down to the next floor is 12ft at least and needs a scaffold The roof must be sound proof separating the basement and lower basement floors Please feel free to come and quote first

A lot of sound coming from above . Pls help!!

I live in rented property so cannot damage existing windows, need to be removable. Sound of traffic is very loud so need an acoustic window fitted/ something similar

I want to make all the walls sound proof where you can’t hear noises in each room or when someone is in a room when they talking you can’t hear in the next room or downstairs. And the same with flooring like cracks on floor where u can hear

I would like a soundproof professional to survey noise from top floor when walking. Both impact and airborne. I am groundfloor.

We have 4 desks to sound proof - needs alaign key and maybe pliers

Hi, I’m in E2 and would like a quote to reduce toilet noise through three adjoining wall surfaces: each 2.30 m high, and 0.80 m, 0.40 m and 1.45 m wide (about 6.1 m² total). Please quote for an independent frame that does not touch the existing walls, acoustic mineral wool within it, and two layers of acoustic plasterboard with staggered joints. Please acoustically seal all perimeter gaps and penetrations. There are no sockets or switches on these surfaces. I’ll do the joint filling, sanding, painting, skirting and decorative finishing myself. Please state the total including VAT and the finished depth. I can send a photo.

Hi i live in a council house and thete is a air b%b next door that can get really noisy with certain people in it i'm just looking to say how much it will cost the soundproof two walls to help with the noise thank you

18m2 plasterboard cavity wall on metal struts has next to no rock wool inside and you can hear the neighbours. I’m thinking either cutting into it and pushing rock wool in or blowing it in.

I need to sound proof the window of my bedroom against a compressor outside of that room that steals my sleep at night. I was thinking of a sound plug made from some sort of sound insulating foam or wool and an MDF board - potentially as multiple panels to make handling easier. The window is in a protected building and has some decorations around the edges - no drilling or other permanent amendments are imperative. The handles stick a bit out into the cavity so there needs to be a bit of room between the window frame and the board - a spacer made from a noise seal would be ideal. I have attached pictures - once we have settled on which dimensions are needed i can take the measurements. Having some sort of stand on the ground that ensures that the plug doesn't fall out may be ok - the space in front of the window is occupied by a desk that has clearance underneath.

Need room to be better sound proofed please neighbours door slamming

The room is very small with a small double bed and a wardrobe

I have a lot of trouble sleeping due to banging door noises from my neighbours since they converted their loft. I am currently very ill so struggling to sound proof myself and I am looking for both advice on how to best do it and also installation of anything eg sound proof door, moving furniture for better sound proofing, fitted wardrobe in alcove to stop sound travel or other things that could help

I have a small utility/service cupboard housing an MVHR (mechanical ventilation with heat recovery) unit with two fans. The cupboard shares a wall with a bedroom, and fan/motor noise is transmitting through. I'd like to line the section of internal wall level with the unit (not the full wall — the lower part contains electrical meters/consumer unit that must remain accessible and clear). Approx. 12cm depth available for a build-up.

Tiles need sticking to wall

Wall tiles cut to fit and stuck on wall

I want to soundproof a shared wall. I want to stop hearing the vibrations on the wall

I need a service to remove my carpet in 2 rooms, lay down Soundproofing & Acoustic Underlay, and put down laminate flooring or wooden flooring. Room 1 size: 3.91 x 2.97 m Rooom 2 size: 2.79 x 2.64 m

I Have an Office in a shared Office space amd there is a shared wall that bring in a lot of sound of people walkimg past, I need to minimise all the soumd coming in from outside

Stick back the sound proof felt