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How to document noise from neighbours for court

What matters: measurement timing, the noise source, instruments, conditions, the measurement report, repeatability and the link between the noise and a specific source.

What matters for court proceedings

For court proceedings, what matters is a reproducible record of conditions rather than a domestic audio recording: where and when the measurement was taken, under what circumstances, what the noise source was and what results were obtained.

  • specify the room and measurement point;
  • describe the noise source and frequency of occurrence;
  • record the time of day;
  • collect complaints, correspondence and building management company records;
  • formulate questions for the specialist or expert.
Inquiry

Send a description of the problem and materials

You can send audio, video, photographs, correspondence, building management company records, a court order, a claim, an apartment layout or a description of the noise source.

  • noise from neighbours, lifts, ventilation, pumps and equipment;
  • vibration and structure-borne noise transmitted through walls and floor slabs;
  • sound insulation of walls, floors and partitions;
  • microclimate, ventilation, light and UV/IR exposure;
  • electromagnetic fields and non-ionising radiation.

How data is processed: Personal Data Processing Policy. Submit only necessary materials and obscure unnecessary third-party data.

For court proceedings, it is important to specify the source of exposure, time of occurrence, frequency of occurrence, premises and available documents in advance.

Attachments: up to 10 files of up to 10 MB each, with a maximum combined size of 15 MB. If a file is rejected, the enquiry is not sent.

Measurement of noise, vibration, microclimate, light and EMF for apartments, premises and court proceedings+7 965 751 2580
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