Our most successful projects are ones where we are involved early on in the project.  By bringing us in during the preliminary planning, we can make critical architectural and structural suggestions prior to any final construction documents being created. We want you to know upfront what the potential design and construction costs may be. Many of our proposals contain cost and budget analyses, based on square footage to be developed and our conversations with the customer regarding their requirements for isolation, acoustic performance and visual finished quality.

Environments requiring higher amounts of low frequency isolation will also require structural decoupling; the "floating room" solution. Floating rooms are expensive to build, be it a spring floated concrete slab, or a resilient pad isolated framed floor and stud wall system. If not properly loaded, the isolators will not work at optimum efficiency. Understanding the dynamics of structural isolations systems, as well as how to calculate actual live and dead loads in order to assure the proper type and amount of isolation materials are used, is important for the success of any floating room.