Typically this considers noise outside (i.e. not building acoustics which considers noise transmission within buildings). The noise may arise from a range of sources, including industrial installations, Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), wind farms, roads, quarries, mines and a wide variety of other anthropogenic activities.

All of Accu Acoustics hold appropriate certification from the Institute of Acoustics, including the Certificate of Competence in Environmental Noise Measurement as a minimum and the Postgraduate Diploma in Acoustics and Noise Control (Simon and Gregor).

Accu Acoustics covers the entire UK, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. We are also interested to consider international opportunities. Where site work is required, should it not be economical or efficient for us to attend in person, we would rely on our network of co-professionals and subconsultants.

For private individuals wishing to complain about a noise issue, the first point of contact should always be the local council's Environmental Health Department.

We are happy to assist should you require further support and advice or if your premises, facility or activity has been the subject of a noise complaint and you are seeking advice on how to meet your regulatory requirements or reduce the likelihood of future noise complaints.

We can provide tailored Noise Management Plans and have experience in producing these for wedding venues and industrial facilities.

Yes - Accu Acoustics' team has extensive experience in assessing wind farm noise in accordance with the Institute of Acoustics' Good Practice Guide and ETSU-R-97. We have specialist digital tools to undertake complex data analysis, as can be required for baseline analysis, noise limit derivation, directivity corrections, topographic corrections and cumulative noise apportionment studies.