STC 55 Wall Blokker Pro demising-wall overlay plus a centrally-controlled audio system with capped dBA limits at an I Love Kickboxing franchise studio in a multi-tenant Alpharetta retail strip — keeping bag impact and class music inside the unit.
Floor-to-ceiling stretched fabric acoustic wall system custom-built for a luxury Clearwater home theater — 1″ fiberglass core wrapped behind continuous fabric and topped with a fiber-optic starlight ceiling fabric for the homeowner’s private cinema room.
24 large-format 3’×6′ fabric-wrapped panels installed in a symmetric layout across Blue Heron Pines clubhouse in Punta Gorda — dropping RT60 from 1.5 down to 1.05 seconds and clearing a 40%+ reverberation reduction across the high-tapered-ceiling great room.
STC-compliant wall assemblies using a Wall Blokker membrane substitution for a new early-childhood education building at a Tampa prep school — engineered alongside Siebein Acoustical Consultants to hit ANSI S12 and LEED v4 targets while trimming build cost.
Acoustic ceiling panel selection, layout, and installation at Yeoman’s Cask & Lion in downtown Tampa — taming peak-service echo and conversation buildup inside a British pub finished with exposed brick, dark wood paneling, tin ceiling, and tile floors.
The four principles every soundproofing assembly uses (mass, decoupling, damping, absorption), how STC, IIC, and NRC measure performance, and the common myths — including soundproof paint — that quietly waste budget.
ASTM E1007 AIIC field test plus tenant guidance for a second-floor dance studio above ground-floor commercial space in South Florida — documenting an AIIC of 50 and writing a mitigation spec to keep foot-fall and movement noise out of the tenant below.
Acoustic ceiling panel selection, coverage, and install for GrabAds digital-media marketing agency’s open-plan creative offices — restoring cross-desk speech intelligibility inside a typical agency build of polished concrete floors and exposed-deck finishes.
Floor Blokker acoustic membrane retrofit installed under new hardwood across the second-floor event space at Armature Works in Tampa — cutting airborne and impact noise bleeding up from the ground-floor food hall and kitchens without ground-up reconstruction.
OSHA compliance, worker safety, productivity — how to drop dBA on a factory floor with enclosures, source-side controls, acoustic ceilings, and the layout changes that quiet a plant without slowing it down.










