Dartmouth, Devon

Soundproofing in Dartmouth

Dartmouth's historic townhouses, steep terraces and riverside properties need a careful approach. Many are holiday lets or second homes, and many are listed or sit in the conservation area.

  • 5-star Google reviews
  • Free, no-obligation survey
  • Based in Exmouth, covering all of Devon

Common problems

Noise we're asked about in Dartmouth

Holiday lets and second homes

Guests notice noise between apartments, from corridors and from the street, and they mention it in reviews.

What usually works

Period townhouses

Timber floors and shared walls in older buildings let sound travel between floors and neighbours.

What usually works

Busy streets and the river

Town-centre streets, ferries and events like the Regatta make front rooms lively in summer.

What usually works

With so many listed buildings, we favour reversible, sympathetic methods such as independent linings and secondary glazing. Listed building consent may be needed for internal work, so check with South Hams District Council first.

How it works

Simple from start to finish

  1. 01

    Free site survey

    We visit, listen and find where the noise is actually getting in.

  2. 02

    Clear written quote

    What we'll build, how much room you'll lose and what improvement to expect.

  3. 03

    Careful installation

    Your home protected, dust kept down, and the room left ready to decorate.

  4. 04

    Handover & certificate

    A Terbium certificate with a QR code anyone can use to check it's genuine.

"Tom pays so much attention to detail and really cares about his work. He takes the time to explain and discuss everything… We now have so much more peace and quiet in our living room and it feels a lot more private."
Becca Badham · Google review
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Questions from Dartmouth homeowners

Can work be done out of season?+

Yes. For holiday lets and second homes, autumn and winter are usually the best time to plan acoustic work.

Is the site survey free?+

Yes. We visit, assess the noise and give you a written quote with no obligation to go ahead.

Will I need planning permission?+

Soundproofing inside your own home doesn't normally need planning permission or Building Regulations approval. Listed buildings and conversions into flats are the main exceptions.

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