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Checking sound insulation after renovation

When sound insulation of floors, walls, partitions and service shafts deteriorates, and how this is examined.

When a check is needed

After renovation, protection against impact or airborne noise may deteriorate due to screed removal, floor replacement, layout changes, installation of partitions or compromised junctions and service shafts.

checking impact noise;
checking airborne noise;
assessment of walls, floors, floor slabs and partitions;
establishing the causes of deteriorating acoustics.

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.

Type of enquiry Your name Contact phone number or email * Site address or district Briefly describe the problem * Attach photographs, video, audio and documents I give consent to the processing of my personal data for the purpose of considering and responding to my enquiry.

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

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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.