Providing expert noise assessments and solutions, engineered and delivered to the commercial, industrial and domestic markets across the UK.
As full members of the Institute of Acoustics, Sound Planning has been providing bespoke services, nationwide, since 2007, effectively combating all types of noise and vibration problems with solutions that meet local regulations and national industry standards. With all the relevant degrees and qualifications, our acoustic engineers ensure accurate assessments and maximum results, no matter the size or location of the structure – we will install the perfect noise control solution for every scenario.
We are also qualified to provide specialist advice in legal cases and produce reports for clients, making recommendations for action.
Our acoustic consultants are vastly experienced in both the public and private sectors conducting noise surveys in detail, providing acoustic reports for local planning authorities, and meeting regulatory standards that enable our clients to obtain reliable and pragmatic results.
Fully qualified to carry out noise and vibration assessments on buildings to ensure they comply with building regulations; we can check noise levels to make sure they are within the legal limits; find ways of reducing noise and vibrations in the workplace; explore the effects of sound vibration on structures and machinery; and test how a building’s design will affect sound levels and quality.
As reputable experts in our field, we enhance the acoustic environment in each project to improve performance and deliver results that fulfil, and even exceed, client expectations.
Assess the impact of industrial/commercial noise on residential (noise sensitive) dwellings.
Assess noise affecting residential developments in line with the latest standards and guidance.
Assess the human exposure to vibration in buildings in line with British Standard 6472:1992.
Assess the effectiveness of building elements in reducing the transmission of airborne and impact noise.
Assess internal and external noise impact to help your project earn credits under HEA 05 and POL 05.
Assess the need for protection against noise and vibration for persons living and working in the vicinity of construction sites.
Assess noise levels of internal and external entertainment venues against the necessary regulations.
Assess noise levels in workplace environments against the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005.
Following initial assessments, we design, build and install bespoke enclosures based on our noise consultant’s reports, ensuring all regulations and requirements are met. Our solutions factor in the size and fit of the enclosure, performance requirements and environmental conditions to ensure a high-performing and long-lasting result. We can also customise your install with a range of RAL colours to match aesthetics or blend into the surroundings.
Our acoustic engineers have extensive experience installing noise control solutions throughout the UK, from smaller residential projects to reduce noise from air conditioning units to larger scale commercial projects that combat noise and vibration from factory machinery.
Bespoke enclosures that surround noisy equipment and machinery, reducing noise pollution to meet local regulations.
Combats noise pollution whilst retaining the required airflow to equipment and machinery.
Provides easy access to rooms and enclosures whilst maintaining noise reduction and airflow.
Provides noise reduction whilst maintaining airflow without a fully enclosed solution.
Bespoke attenuators that reduce the noise from fans in ductwork systems.
Provides high levels of resistance again rain and other elements, helping to prevent water damage.
Adept at managing complex tasks, Sound Planning can further support your project with complementary services including air conditioning, electrical works, fire suppression systems, ventilation or extraction systems, floor finishes, suspended ceilings, crane lifting beams and civils works.
To discuss your noise management issues or for a free consultation, please contact us.
