There are many ways to reduce noise coming into your home, depending on the volume and type of noise
Some of the common solutions are:
- Adding sound-absorbing materials and products to your walls, floors, ceilings, windows, and doors. For example, you can use heavy curtains, carpets, rugs, upholstered furniture, bookcases, wall hangings, acoustic panels, or foam insulation around the noisy areas of your home
- Creating natural barriers outside your home, such as adding trees, shrubs, fences, or hedges. These will help to block or deflect noise from traffic, neighbors, restaurants, or other local sources
- Sealing cracks and gaps around windows, doors, siding, pipes, and wires. This can prevent noise from entering through small openings and also improve your home’s insulation and comfort level
- Using white noise machines, fans, or humidifiers can mask or cancel out unwanted noise rather than reduce it. These devices can create a soothing or neutral sound that can help you sleep, relax, or focus
- If you are still suffering from too much unhealthy noise after trying these, consider adding bquiet Soundproof windows and doors for maximum noise reduction. Generally, windows and doors are the weakest link for allowing noise into your home.
Contact us now for a comprehensive solution for all your unhealthy noise problems:
1.877.475.9111 or www.bquiet.ca
