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Soundproofing Installers

Use our contact to find soundproofing installers near you. Working with a specialist installer will give you the peace of mind your iKoustic soundproofing materials will be installed by a professional for the best results.

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Your 3 Soundproof Installation Options

DIY Install

Thousands of competent DIY’ers have installed our soundproofing solutions following our installation guides and videos.

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Specialist Installer

Specialists soundproofing installers are highly experienced professionals who can ensure you have peace of mind and the best results.

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Tradesperson

Although they do not specialise in acoustics, tradespeople have installed our systems very successfully for years with the support of iKoustic guides.

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Soundproofing installation

Soundproofing installation may seem intimidating at first but many of our customers who are competent DIYers are able to save on installation costs by installing our systems themselves.

Let’s face it, we’re not all DIY champions and may not have the time to take on a DIY project right now. That’s why we’ve developed a network of soundproofing installers up and down the UK. This small army of independent business’ have built up relationships with iKoustic over the years and we’re happy to share their contact information with our customers.

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Installation options

Hire a tradesperson as a soundproofing installer

Can I just hire a builder for my soundproofing installation? Yes of course, if you have a preferred contractor you like to work with they will have the skills required to undertake a soundproofing job. A specialist installer would be preferable only as they have a stronger grasp of the nuances of soundproofing. Don’t let this put you off though, as you can share our comprehensive installation guides with your builder and they are more than welcome to contact our team for advice on the project and things to look out for!

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DIY Soundproofing installation

Our systems have been installed up and down the country by skilled homeowners looking to reduce the cost and avoid hiring soundproofing installers.

We can provide you with in-depth installation guides to advise you on how to undertake this project. Not only that but you can call our team for advice on your specific situation.

Installation video

How to soundproof a wall (DIY)

Wall soundproofing is the most common type of soundproofing DIYers undertake. That’s why we’ve developed this installation video to comprehensively guide you through the steps of installing the MuteClip Double system, you can also find the installation guide here.

This is a great way to get to grips with the basics of soundproofing if you plan to undertake installation on your own. Look out for future videos walking you through our other systems so that you can transform you home without hiring soundproofing installers.

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If we haven’t answered your questions about soundproofing installers and DIY options, check out our FAQ section for more information.

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The answer varies based on where you are in the country, what kind of installer you hire and how big your project is.

Checkatrade estimates £300 per day for a local tradesperson and up to £500 a day for a specialist installer. The extra cost for a specialist installer represents the peace of mind that they are well-experienced and can deliver the noise reduction you require!

The answer varies depending on the size of the project, the system and the experience level of the installer. As a rule of thumb, a two-person team could install a MuteClip system to a 10m2 wall in a single day.

In general, you will want to avoid sockets, recessed lights radiators and TVs being installed on a partition you are trying to treat. Small decorative installations like picture frames shouldn’t cause any issues.

Most walls aren’t completely straight but if you have a particularly affected wall. you may want to look at battening or an internal wall leveling compound to creat a flat surface to work from.