Since 1991, we've built our reputation by delivering high-quality acoustic consultancy that clients can depend on. Working across a variety of sectors, most of our projects now come from people who've worked with us before and know what to expect.
As a small group of engineers, we enjoy tricky challenges and thrive on solving problems, from helping councils finally resolve long-running noise complaints, to ensuring major infrastructure projects can proceed without unacceptable noise impacts. We've stood up in court when millions of pounds were at stake, but we're just as committed to helping a local business figure out why their planning application hit problems and what they can do about it. Ultimately, our job is helping you navigate the often-baffling world of noise and acoustics to give you clear, practical answers.
Wind farm noise is a particularly complex topic that can be challenging even for experienced acousticians. We’ve become well-known experts in this field, for both planning and compliance assessments, having contributed to most of the key wind farm noise standards, guidance and research across the UK and Ireland.
Our UKAS accreditations for wind turbine sound power testing and sound insulation testing mean you can have confidence in our methods. More importantly, they reflect the way we approach every project. We work on projects right across the acoustics industry, including various kinds of renewable energy, industrial noise and airport noise, as well as residential developments, construction sites, complaint investigation, and more.
Our team stays actively involved in developing the acoustics profession. All of our consultants are working towards or have achieved corporate membership of the Institute of Acoustics, and we encourage our people to continue to contribute to the committees and working groups that shape how acoustic consultancy should be done. As long-standing sponsors of the Institute of Acoustics (IOA), and members of the Association of Noise Consultants (ANC), we're committed to raising standards across the industry.
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