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Soundproofing Brooklyn

Brooklyn covers three very different building worlds: the brownstone and limestone rowhouse belt, the converted industrial lofts along the waterfront, and the new towers downtown and on Fourth Avenue. Each one fails acoustically in its own way.

Local Noise Problems

What we are called for across Brooklyn

Rowhouse conversions

Brownstones and limestones divided into apartments have original joist floors between units. The garden and parlour floors hear each other completely, and that is the most common complaint in the borough.

Converted industrial lofts

Warehouse buildings in Williamsburg, Greenpoint and DUMBO have heavy timber or concrete on steel decks, with partitions added later that often stop short of the deck above them.

Expressways and elevated lines

The BQE, the Prospect Expressway and the elevated J, M and Z structures put traffic and train noise directly against housing, and the bridges add noise of their own on top.

Boards, alteration agreements and building access

Brooklyn work spans co-op boards, condominium managing agents, small private landlords and landmark districts, and the approval route differs in each case. We prepare the scope, insurance and schedule documentation the building needs, and in historic districts we keep the work entirely internal.

Services available in Brooklyn

Nearby areas we cover

Soundproofing contractor in Brooklyn

As a soundproofing contractor Brooklyn NY owners, landlords and boards call directly, the job we are asked for most often is the floor between two units of a converted rowhouse. Residential soundproofing Brooklyn houses need is usually that assembly, and apartment soundproofing Brooklyn tower residents ask for is a concrete slab problem instead.

Commercial soundproofing Brooklyn businesses need covers restaurants, studios, offices and venues, very often in the same building as apartments. Studio soundproofing Brooklyn musicians ask for in the Bushwick and Gowanus industrial buildings is full isolation, not treatment, and the difference matters enormously to the budget.

The noise reduction Brooklyn clients get depends on identifying the structure correctly, because a frame house, a masonry rowhouse and a concrete tower need three different builds. As a soundproofing company Brooklyn buildings have worked with before, we survey free of charge and quote against a written specification.

Frequently Asked

Soundproofing in Brooklyn

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Which parts of Brooklyn do you cover? +
The whole borough, with pages for Williamsburg, Greenpoint, Downtown Brooklyn, Brooklyn Heights, DUMBO, Park Slope and Bushwick describing what we are actually called for in each.
Is a brownstone different from a new tower? +
Completely. A brownstone has wood joist floors where airborne and impact noise travel together; a tower has a concrete slab where impact noise dominates. The treatments share a principle, decoupling, but not a build.
Do you handle board and landmark approvals? +
Yes. We provide the scope, insurance certificates and schedule for boards and managing agents, and in landmark districts we design the work so nothing changes externally.

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Soundproof phone and meeting booth installed in an open-plan office