Acoustic Consultancy, Sound Testing & Environmental Monitoring Services in Liverpool

Yes—if your residential project involves new builds, conversions, or changes in floor finishes (especially in leasehold flats), Part E of the Building Regulations requires pre-completion sound testing.

Testing should be performed near the completion stage—when walls, floors, doors, and windows are fully installed—but before final decorations or floor coverings.

Prices vary based on the size and type of project, but our Liverpool-based team offers competitive rates and quick turnaround.

We’ll identify the issue (e.g., poor detailing, flanking transmission) and provide design advice or remedial strategies to help you meet compliance.

Yes, we offer pre- and post-installation testing, acoustic design support, and reporting tailored to leasehold requirements.

Yes, especially if your site is near residential or sensitive areas. Monitoring helps with Section 61 consent and minimises complaints.

We use Class 1 sound level meters and tri-axial vibration sensors with cloud-based access, real-time alerts, and automated reporting.

Absolutely. We offer both short-term and ongoing monitoring packages tailored to your site’s regulatory and operational needs.

We assist in preparing Section 61 applications, provide monitoring plans, and liaise with local authorities throughout your project.

Yes, we monitor environmental noise and vibration for music events, motorsports, and large public gatherings.

If your employees are exposed to daily noise levels above 80 dB(A), a formal risk assessment is required under the Control of Noise at Work Regulations 2005.

We serve manufacturing, construction, logistics, hospitality, and entertainment sectors across Cheshire and the wider North West.

We carry out noise impact assessments, advise on acoustic design, support planning applications, and help secure approval from local authorities.

BS4142 assesses industrial noise impact on residential areas—common for plant installations or commercial sites near housing.

Our Liverpool team covers Merseyside, Southport, Wirral, Chester, Cheshire, Warrington, and wider North West regions.

Yes. We measure airborne sound insulation (walls/floors) and impact sound transmission (floors) using UKAS-accredited equipment and methods.

Most developments near transport routes, nightlife, industrial estates, or busy commercial areas require a noise assessment for planning. Liverpool City Council frequently requests BS8233 or BS4142 reports.

We survey existing noise conditions, model future scenarios, advise on façade and internal noise design, liaise with planning officers, and provide clear mitigation measures to support approval.

Yes. We undertake MCS 020 noise calculations across Liverpool and Cheshire for air-source heat pumps to ensure permitted development compliance.

Yes. Our consultants use specialised modelling software to support planning, industrial noise assessments, and environmental impact studies.

We measure exposure levels, calculate daily noise doses, identify hearing protection zones, advise on engineering controls, and produce a fully compliant HSE-aligned report.

We can often provide next-day attendance for urgent sound testing, monitoring installations, or workplace noise assessments.

Yes. We provide mobile site visits and remote monitoring, including for rural Cheshire or coastal areas like Southport and Formby.

Yes. Our consultants are Members of the Institute of Acoustics, and we operate as a UKAS-Accredited Sound Testing Laboratory (No. 8568).

Absolutely. We provide façade design, internal build-ups, room acoustics optimisation, and detailed mitigation advice for planning and building control.