Converted villas and flats
Floors and walls that once separated rooms in one house now separate two homes, and often aren't up to it.
What usually worksTorbay, Devon
Across Torquay, Paignton and Brixham, many large villas and townhouses have been converted into flats and holiday apartments. Noise between those units, and from busy streets, is what we're asked about most.
Common problems
Floors and walls that once separated rooms in one house now separate two homes, and often aren't up to it.
What usually worksNoise between units and from corridors leads to complaints and poor reviews.
What usually worksHarbourside and town-centre streets can be lively late into the night.
What usually worksTerraces and semis share walls that let TV and voices through.
What usually worksIf you're converting a property into flats, the separating floors and walls must meet Building Regulations Part E. Our Part E guide explains what that involves.
What we do
Independent linings and acoustic clip systems for noise from next door.
Acoustic ceilings and floor upgrades for footsteps and noise from above.
Secondary glazing, sealing and wall upgrades for a quieter night.
Room-within-a-room builds that keep music and singing in.
Speech privacy for offices, meeting rooms and treatment rooms.
Separating walls and floors built to Building Regulations Part E.
How it works
Free site survey
We visit, listen and find where the noise is actually getting in.
Clear written quote
What we'll build, how much room you'll lose and what improvement to expect.
Careful installation
Your home protected, dust kept down, and the room left ready to decorate.
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."
Yes: Torquay, Paignton, Brixham and the surrounding area.
Yes. We'll look at why it failed, usually flanking paths or gaps rather than the main wall or floor, and fix the details before the re-test.
Yes. We visit, assess the noise and give you a written quote with no obligation to go ahead.
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.
We'll find where the noise gets in and give you a clear written quote. No obligation.
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