YOUR NEW SOUNDPROOF HOME WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE

The easiest way to soundproof a home is to build a soundproof home. ICF walls with 6 inch concrete cores have Sound Transmission Class (STC) ratings of 50+. STC is the measurement (decibels) of sound traveling from one side of the wall to the other. 

How does ICF build soundproof homes?

Standard residential wall systems with with two ½” drywall sheets and fiberglass insulation have an STC of around 33, which means someone in the house can easily hear sounds in the adjacent rooms. 

STC chart for building a soundproof home

ICF is the first choice for hotels, theaters and multi-family projects for their ability to isolate and dissipate noise. The foam insulation absorbs sound, and the concrete reflects noise. 

Noise Pollution and IEQ

An ICF soundproof home has excellent indoor environmental quality (IEQ). One way it does that is by reducing noise pollution.

Noise pollution creates stress and hinders communication. It causes negative effects such as sleep disorders, hearing loss, migraines and even cardiovascular disease. It can also disrupt productivity and impair a person’s ability to learn.  

ICF has a positive effect on IEQ in other ways besides reducing noise pollution. It also keeps the air cleaner by reducing the flow of air from outside. Read more about ICF and IEQ here.

ICF can help your build your soundproof home

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Builders Bio

Arthur graduated from the University of Georgia with a degree in Business Administration and a major in Real Estate. He entered the construction and development industry in 1991. His companies have built multi-family duplexes, townhomes, apartments, 1000 square foot patio homes and over 10,000 square foot mansions in his home state of Georgia. He has also built many homes in South Carolina and Tennessee.  Arthur has completed a few hundred residential and commercial projects from new home construction, commercial construction and multi-family homes. He has also completed multiple residential land development projects. Arthur has done development projects that include apartments, townhomes, duplexes and single-family subdivisions. Arthur has now turned his focus on the great state of Florida to put all of his years of real estate development and new home construction to use.