"Good job done. My only disappointment was that after charging me for materials in the estimate they came without paint and had to use my old left over paint from 1995 when the house was built. I said itâ  s old and not good but he insisted that itâ  s good and that what they used. I hope heâ  s right but time will tell "
"Once the work begins, great experience. "
Noisy neighbors are a nuisance, but what if you're the one creating all of the ruckus? Soundproofing a room or even our entire house can ensure that you can make as much noise as you want without getting in trouble with the neighbors or the rest of your family. If you like to play an instrument, listen to loud music, or even just have a big family, soundproofing can help ensure you have your privacy.
Soundproofing a room is also useful if you plan to transform it into a home theater or home recording studio. Not only is loud sound kept in the room, but outside disturbances can be kept out.
Soundproofing often involves absorption, damping, and mass. Filling walls with special fiberglass insulation helps with sound absorption. Applying damping compound between two layers of drywall and subfloor helps to turn them into "dead panels" that do not vibrate and, thus, do not pass sound. Installing special drywall that is heavier and thicker (more massive) can also help soundproof a room. You can soundproof an already existing room, or you can construct an entirely new area to suit your needs.
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