Alva - Sound Testing Environmental Noise - 0141 894 0107

The office that covers this area is: Glasgow

Phone Number: 0141 894 0107 Email: alva@e2consultants.co.uk

Sound Testing Environmental Noise In Alva Information

E2 Consultants in Alva offers an extensive range of services in relation to the measurement and prediction of noise within two primary sectors: Environmental Acoustics and Building and Architectural Acoustics.

Environmental noise is a major issue in most countries, especially in areas of high population, and the sources of noise and their adverse effects on our well-being are varied. The typical noise sources are from Industrial Sites, Construction work, Road Traffic, Animals, Aircraft and entertainment venues. All of these noises can have different characteristics such as Continuous, Intermittent, Broadband and Tonal.

More people are affected by noise from transportation sources than any other. For road, rail and air transport, there are established and recommended methods for predicting the noise. E2 Consultants provides all necessary measurements, assessments and technical capability to support the noise and vibration input into an Environmental Statement.

There is a number of different assessment and standards available:

• New Road Scheme
• Assessment and monitoring of quarries and construction sites
• Environmental noise studies for major housing schemes
• Road Traffic noise assessments and Railway Noise Assessments
• Industrial Noise (BS4142) Assessments

Our reports clearly demonstrate measured sound levels experienced at the development site which are then compared against British Standards (BS 8233, BS5228 etc), World Health Organisation Standards and the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) to determine acceptability of the measured noise levels.

Where mitigation measures are required to reduce noise to an acceptable level these are discussed and agreed with the Design Team, and then incorporated into the report.

Our range of services in Alva within the environmental acoustics sector includes:

• Industrial, commercial and retail noise assessment, prediction and control.
• Liaison with the local planning authority and environmental health departments to determine relevant noise criteria.
• Traffic, railway and airport noise assessment, prediction and control.
• Noise monitoring at existing sites to determine compliance with planning and operational conditions.
• Noise and vibration surveys and assessments to characterise a site's ambient climate for planning applications.
• Environmental noise impact assessments.

There are many different reasons why a noise survey may be required. You can call E2 Consultants to discuss your project with an acoustic consultant for free without obligation. With your permission we can then speak to the council to confirm a proposal for the survey. At E2 Consultants we believe that the key to a smooth transition through the planning process is communication, both with our clients and Local Authorities.

We believe that our Sound Testing Environmental Noise testing & Environmental Noise consultants service delivery across the UK is second to none and that clients retain our expert services because of our continuous commitment to providing high quality and cost effective advice. For a quote or more information call one of our UK consultants on 0800 043 8100 or email alva@e2consultants.co.uk

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