Educational
What Material Absorbs Sound Best and Why It Matters
If you’ve ever clapped your hands in an empty room and heard that sharp echo bounce right back, you’ve already experienced what happens when sound meets hard surfaces. It’s not just about noise—it’s about how sound behaves. At New York Soundproofing, we’ve seen ho...
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Does a Home Theater Increase Home Value
A private movie room used to be a luxury reserved for mansions. Today, it`s something more attainable - and far more valuable than most homeowners realize. As specialists in acoustic design and soundproofing, we`ve seen firsthand how a well-built home theater can transform both the feel and the fina...
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What Happens When Sound Bounces Off Walls
When sound waves bounce off hard surfaces, you can feel it immediately - that echo, that "ring" that makes a room feel louder than it should. Whether it`s your apartment in Brooklyn, a home studio in Manhattan, or a restaurant filled with chatter, uncontrolled sound reflections can ruin comfort and ...
Best Outdoor Soundproofing Material for Your Property
When you live or work in a busy city like New York, outdoor noise isn’t just a background hum — it’s a constant challenge. From honking cars and construction sites to loud HVAC units or busy neighbors, unwanted sound can easily invade your space. At New York Soundproofing, we&rsquo...
What Is Mass-Loaded Vinyl for Soundproofing
In the world of soundproofing, few materials have earned the same reputation as mass-loaded vinyl. It’s dense, flexible, and surprisingly effective at blocking noise without taking up much space. At New York Soundproofing, we’ve used MLV in countless residential and commercial projects a...
Types of Acoustic Panels and Tips for Selecting the Best One
When people think of soundproofing, they often imagine thick walls or foam tiles. But real acoustic treatment is more nuanced than that. Acoustic panels play a huge role in shaping how a room sounds — not just how quiet it is. At New York Soundproofing, we’ve worked on everything from hi...
Where Should Acoustic Panels Be Placed in a Room
Before deciding where should acoustic panels be placed in a room, it’s important to understand why placement makes such a difference. Acoustic panels don’t just look good; they control how sound behaves. When positioned correctly, they stop reflections from bouncing chaotically and creat...
How to Soundproof Windows without Replacing Them
Windows are the most common entry point for outside noise. Cars, buses, sirens, and loud conversations find their way in through even the smallest gaps. Many people think replacing windows is the only solution. That’s not true. With the right methods, you can achieve remarkable results without...
How to Soundproof a Door
Doors are often the weakest point in a room's sound barrier. Walls may be thick and windows sealed, but if the door is thin or poorly fitted, noise finds its way inside with ease. That's why learning how to soundproof a door is one of the most effective steps toward peace and quiet.
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