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Acoustic consulting – online or on-site

Acoustic issues such as echoes, noise, vibrations, or sound transmission between rooms can occur in many different types of environments. Often, the cause is more complex than it first appears, and without a proper analysis, it is easy for corrective measures to be ineffective or for the problems to persist.

Through professional acoustic consulting from SilentDirect, it is possible to identify what is actually causing the problems and which measures yield the best results in that specific environment. We offer free digital acoustic consulting where we analyze the sound problem based on photos and information about the room, but in more complex situations, on-site consulting can also be an effective option.

The goal of the consultation is always to create a better sound environment through solutions that are technically sound, practically feasible, and tailored to the specific environment.

What is acoustic consulting?

Acoustics is about how sound behaves in a room or building. Factors such as room size, ceiling height, wall and ceiling materials, furnishings, and the building’s construction affect how sound is reflected, absorbed, or scattered.

Depending on the situation, various types of measures may be appropriate:

- Sound absorption to reduce echoes and reverberation in the room
- Sound insulation to limit sound transmission between rooms or floors
- Vibration damping to reduce structure-borne noise from machinery and installations

Through an acoustic analysis, it is possible to identify which factors affect the sound environment and which measures are most effective.

When is acoustic consulting needed?

Acoustic consulting can be valuable in many situations where the acoustic environment needs to be improved.

For example, when:

- A room has a lot of echo or a long reverberation time
- Sound travels between rooms or floors
- Machinery or equipment creates vibrations and structure-borne noise
- Work environments are perceived as noisy or difficult to work in
- Restaurants, schools, or offices have poor speech intelligibility

In many cases, relatively simple measures can significantly improve the acoustic environment, but for the solution to be effective, the cause of the problem must first be identified.

What we can help with

We help both individuals and businesses analyze and solve various types of sound-related issues.

For example:

- Echo and reverberation in rooms
- Poor acoustics in offices and work environments
- Noise from ventilation, machinery, or technical installations
- Sound transmitted between rooms or floors
- Vibrations and structure-borne noise from machinery or equipment

Acoustic problems arise in many different environments, including homes, apartments, offices, restaurants, schools, studios, conference rooms, and industrial facilities.

Digital acoustic consulting – free of charge

In many cases, sound issues can be analyzed without an on-site visit. By sending photos and information about the room, we can often identify the cause of the problem and provide recommendations for appropriate solutions.

To ensure the analysis is as clear as possible, please send:

1. Photos of the room or the environment
2. Room dimensions, such as ceiling height, width, and length
3. Information about what is causing the noise
4. A brief description of how the problem is experienced

After reviewing the information, we will get back to you with concrete recommendations regarding, for example, the placement of sound absorbers, sound insulation solutions, or vibration damping methods.

The digital acoustic consultation is free of charge and is often an effective first step toward understanding the cause of the noise problem.

Would you like help analyzing a noise problem?
Send us photos and information about the room, and we’ll provide an initial assessment at no cost.

Contact us for a free digital acoustics consultation

On-site acoustic consulting

For more extensive or complex acoustic issues, an on-site visit may be the best option. During the visit, we analyze how sound behaves in the room or building and what factors influence the acoustic environment, such as construction, materials, installations, and the room’s layout.

A site visit typically involves:

- Review of the sound problem together with the customer
- Analysis of the room or building where the problem occurs
- Assessment of acoustics and construction
- Identification of factors affecting sound propagation, reverberation, or vibrations
- Recommendations regarding appropriate measures, materials, and solutions

The on-site consultation itself typically takes 1–2 hours, depending on the environment and the scope of the problem.

Following the visit, an in-depth review is conducted to compile the recommended measures and solutions. This enables us to provide more detailed recommendations regarding, for example, the placement of sound absorbers, sound insulation measures, or vibration damping methods.

Price for on-site acoustic consulting

On-site acoustic consulting involves a SilentDirect acoustics specialist visiting the location where the noise problem occurs to analyze how sound propagates within the room or building. By studying both the acoustics and the building’s construction, it is possible to identify which factors affect the sound environment and which measures will be most effective.

An on-site visit is often particularly valuable in larger spaces or in situations where sound is affected by the building’s construction, technical installations, or machinery.

What’s included in the price

- On-site acoustic consulting includes:
- Travel to and from the site
- Review of the sound issue together with the client
- Analysis of the room’s acoustics and the building’s structure
- Consultation regarding sound absorption, sound insulation, and vibration damping
- Specific recommendations regarding measures and the placement of materials and products
- Follow-up analysis and compilation of recommended solutions

Following the visit, a more detailed review of the situation is conducted, during which recommended measures and solutions are compiled. This work is typically performed after the consultation and usually takes between 2 and 10 hours, depending on the scope and complexity of the project. You will then receive a clear summary outlining recommended measures, the placement of materials and products, and suggestions for suitable solutions to improve the acoustic environment.

The actual on-site consultation typically takes 1–2 hours, depending on the environment and the scope of the problem.

For longer trips, overnight accommodation may be included in the price.

Price per area

The prices below are fixed prices including VAT. The price includes travel to the site, on-site consultation, and subsequent analysis and summary of recommended measures.

Prices are based on the scope of the trip and the time required for consultation, analysis, and subsequent compilation.

Local zone – within 50 km of Bromölla
Applies to assignments in the immediate vicinity of Bromölla. Round-trip travel normally takes place on the same day.
Price
: 3,900 SEK

Karlskrona
Approximately 100 km one way from Bromölla – about a 1.5-hour drive.
Price: 4,500 SEK

Malmö
Approximately 140 km one way from Bromölla – about a 1-hour 45-minute drive.
Price: 5,200 SEK

Kalmar
Approximately 180 km one way from Bromölla – about a 2.5–3-hour drive.
Price: 6,200 SEK

Jönköping
Approximately 270 km one way from Bromölla – about a 3.5-hour drive.
Price: 8,200 SEK

Gothenburg
Approximately 300 km one way from Bromölla – about a 4-hour drive. One overnight stay is normally included as part of the assignment.
Price: 10,200 SEK

Stockholm
Approximately 600 km one way from Bromölla – about 7–8 hours’ drive. One overnight stay is normally included with the assignment.
Price: 18,500 SEK

Borlänge
Approximately 650 km one way from Bromölla – about 9 hours’ drive. One overnight stay is normally included in connection with the assignment.
Price: 20,500 SEK

Luleå
Approximately 1,550 km one way from Bromölla – approximately 20 hours of driving. Three overnight stays are normally included with the assignment.
Price: 42,000 SEK

For assignments in other cities or regions, prices are available upon request.

When is digital counseling or an in-person visit appropriate?

Digital counseling

When is it appropriate
Minor or moderate sound issues where photos, measurements, and descriptions are sufficient to analyze the situation

How it works
You send photos, room measurements, and a description of the problem. An acoustics specialist analyzes the information and gets back to you with recommendations regarding, for example, sound absorption, sound insulation, or vibration damping

Benefits
A fast, free, and effective first step to identify the cause of the noise problem

Site visit

When is it appropriate
Larger spaces, complex building structures, or situations where sound is affected by HVAC systems, machinery, or ventilation

How it works
An acoustics specialist visits the site, analyzes the room or building, and assesses how sound propagates in the environment. Concrete recommendations regarding measures and materials are then provided

Benefits
Provides a more detailed analysis and is particularly valuable for complex sound issues or large-scale projects

Contact us for on-site acoustic consulting

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Why Choose SilentDirect

SilentDirect specializes in solutions for sound insulation, sound absorption, and vibration damping. With extensive experience analyzing acoustic issues in various types of environments, we can quickly identify the root cause of the problems and recommend effective solutions.

With the right analysis from the start, it becomes significantly easier to choose the right solution and achieve long-term improvements in acoustics.

With the right analysis and the right measures, most sound problems can be significantly improved. Whether it’s echo in a room, noise from installations, or vibrations from machinery, we help you find a solution that works in practice.

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Acoustic analysis and consulting for a better sound environment – online or on-site

Identifying and solving sound problems often requires more than a quick fix. In many environments, disruptive noise arises due to several factors simultaneously—such as reverberation in the room, sound transmitted through the building’s structure, or vibrations from installations and machinery. With professional acoustic consulting, it becomes possible to analyze the problem in a structured way and choose the right measures from the start.

SilentDirect offers acoustic consulting both digitally and through on-site visits. The consulting is aimed at individuals, businesses, and organizations looking to improve their sound environment in, for example, homes, offices, restaurants, studios, industrial settings, or public spaces. By combining practical experience with knowledge of acoustics, building construction, and material properties, we can quickly identify the causes of sound problems and determine which solutions are most effective.

An important part of our consulting is distinguishing between different types of sound problems. Echo and long reverberation in a room are usually solved by selecting the right type and placement of sound absorbers. Sound that travels between rooms, on the other hand, requires sound insulation measures, where construction and sealing play a crucial role. Vibrations from installations or machinery can instead create structure-borne noise, which often requires vibration-damping materials or changes in how the equipment is mounted.

Through acoustic consulting, you receive a clear analysis of the types of problems present in your environment and the most effective measures to address them. This reduces the risk of misguided investments and allows the solution to be planned in a more cost-effective manner.

In many situations, digital consulting is sufficient to get a good picture of the problem. Using photos, drawings, and information about the room, we can analyze factors that affect the sound environment, such as the room’s size, materials in walls and ceilings, and how sound is perceived in practice. Based on this, we can provide concrete recommendations regarding, for example, the placement of sound absorbers, measures to reduce sound transmission, or solutions to dampen vibrations.

For more complex sound issues, an on-site visit may be the best solution. On-site, we can analyze how sound propagates within the room or building, how the structure affects the acoustics, and which materials or installations contribute to the problem. This type of analysis often provides a more detailed picture of the situation and enables us to develop more precise recommendations for action.

Acoustic consulting is fundamentally about creating better sound environments where people live and work. By understanding how sound behaves in different types of rooms and buildings, it is possible to find solutions that both improve comfort and make the environment more functional. Whether it involves echoes in a living room, noise in a restaurant, or vibrations from technical equipment, the right analysis and the right measures can make a clear difference in how the sound environment is perceived.