Noise assessment to support planning permission for 286 No. High End Apartments.
Noise Surveys For Residential Developments
The aim of a noise survey is to gain a baseline measurement of the noise environment within the vicinity of your proposed development.
If you’re applying for planning permission to create, extend or alter a residential dwelling near to a source of noise (e.g. traffic, rail or industrial noise), then it’s likely that you’ll require a residential noise survey to support your planning application.
Residential noise surveys help to ensure that future residents are not adversely impacted, keeping noise to an acceptable level. The aim of a noise survey is to gain a baseline measurement of the noise environment within the vicinity of your proposed development.
Once the noise environment has been defined, the potential noise impact on residential dwellings can be assessed. The level of noise impact is analysed according to British Standards and World Health Organisation guidelines to ensure the future occupants will not be adversely affected by noise.
How much does a noise survey cost?
Every noise survey is unique and therefore requires different amounts of resources. We are very competitive with our rates and will always provide our most cost-effective quotation.
Simply contact us via the contact form or call us today for a no-obligation quote, or to get advice from our friendly, expert team.
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