Testimonials

This section is dedicated to projects that I would like to highlight and showcase for one reason or another. It is an extremely valuable resource for customers to get back to me with feedback, suggestions, pictures, descriptions and problems that they experience when dealing with any of our products.

For some reason, it is fairly difficult to get this information back from people after the installation is complete. I consider this both good and bad. After a customer has completed their installation, the acoustical problem no longer exists (the good), and they can move on with their life or onto the next thing they have to deal with (the bad). The reason WHY I consider this a bad thing is because I have to assume that the treatment worked. Generally, if something was missed, or the acoustical treatment was not what the customer had in mind I will get a phone call with the news. But, if I don’t hear back from someone, I figure “no news is good news” and the problem no longer exists.

I get quite a few requests from potential customers to have me search their local areas for similar installations so they can go see our products installed. Because I cover the entire country, sometimes these pictures and testimonials have to do, and I am trying to build my library and improve my ability to help people.

This section is dedicated to those kind people who have taken the time to provide me with some extremely valuable feedback as well as pictures of their installation. Like people, all acoustical treatments are going to be similar but different, so if you don’t see something here that you wish were here – you might be the next SUCCESS STORY!!!

Thanks,
Ted

Church Acoustics in Fellowship Halls

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Fabric Wrapped Fiberglass panels

Church acoustics in fellowship halls or multi-purpose rooms are some of the more frequent rooms that we are asked for recommendations for acoustical treatment. These rooms have a few very common similarities that are the reason for the need for acoustical wall panels or acoustical ceiling panels. Continue reading →

The Noisy Restaurant

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If you think about it, having a noise problem in a restaurant is one of the best problems an owner can have. Noise means people enjoying themselves. A bigger problem, I suppose, would be if the place were completely empty all of the time. As I have noted in a few other restaurant based articles, restaurants can be a tricky space to treat for a few reasons which I will do my best to explain [...] Continue reading →

Gregg’s Cycle in Seattle Fixes Sound Problem with Echo Eliminator Baffles

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Many retail locations built recently take advantage of the industrial look of an exposed concrete floor and an exposed metal roof deck. It’s a raw, hip look but the unfortunate result is awful acoustics and a terrible echo [...] Continue reading →