Multifamily field defect investigation for an Upstate New York property — pink-noise ASTM E336 ASTC plus ASTM E1007 AIIC tapping-machine testing from 100 Hz to 4000 Hz, pinpointing the stairway and floor-system defects driving resident noise complaints.
Second-floor footfall fix for a new-construction Tampa custom home — Floor Blokker membrane in the second-story subfloor plus Wall Blokker Pro on walls bringing IIC from the low 30s up to approximately 45 across the playroom and master suite below.
Demising-wall acoustic build for a multi-auditorium Dallas luxury cinema — Wall Blokker membrane on each side of the studs (lab-tested at Riverbank Acoustical Laboratories) delivering STC 65 plus 20+ dB attenuation in the 50-80 Hz cinema bass band.
Historic restoration soundproofing at The Fenway Hotel — a 1920s wood-frame property in Dunedin, FL — hitting STC 50+ across original 2×6 demising walls with Wall Blokker Pro both sides plus Floor Blokker on the joist system without adding wall thickness.
Fence Blokker MLV panels installed on the perimeter fence and tent overhang at the Tampa Yacht & Country Club outdoor event patio — cutting wedding-band noise by 15 dB at the patio and 12 dB at the property line, hidden behind decorative curtain covers.
What it takes to keep one auditorium’s soundtrack out of the next — STC targets for movie-theater walls, decoupled assemblies that actually deliver, and the detailing mistakes that cost theaters their cinematic isolation.
Outdoor noise control across highways, industrial sites, and construction — how barriers, distance, source characteristics, and composite facade STC combine, plus the planning moves that prevent post-occupancy complaints.
Ten field-proven methods for cutting mechanical noise — vibration isolation, constrained-layer damping, duct silencers, resilient hangers, flexible connectors, and the enclosures that handle the loudest equipment.
Drop Ceiling Noise Blokker polymer tiles installed above 300+ ACT panels in USF’s student government offices in Tampa — sealing the plenum flanking path between offices whose partition walls stopped at the ceiling grid, finished in a single school-break window.
2″ fiberglass ceiling clouds and matching custom-fabric wall panels installed across Cena Italian restaurant’s tall-ceilinged Channelside dining room in Tampa — pulling RT60 from 1.1 down to 0.7 seconds to hit the fine-dining conversational target.










