The acoustic systems built permanently into a building, HVAC attenuators, acoustic louvres on plantroom facades, acoustic doors on mechanical enclosures, and panel systems around noisy plant are specified and priced at the tender stage. That is where the decisions get made, and getting them right depends on product data that holds up against what the acoustic consultant has modelled.

Substitutions based on unverified performance figures are one of the most consistent sources of post-completion acoustic failures in commercial construction. They create real liability for whoever made the call. NATA-accredited test data removes that uncertainty: the performance on paper reflects what the system will actually deliver on site.

AcousTech works with estimators and building services contractors to specify and supply acoustic systems across the full scope of a construction project. Our Sonic Access acoustic doors and Sonic System acoustic panels are tested to NATA-accredited standards and come with the documentation that supports acoustic consultant sign-off. We can work from a consultant’s specification or assist with selection where one has not been provided.

Construction sites also carry EPA obligations for noise generated during the build itself. Where that is a project requirement, our team can advise on appropriate controls.