Genthod, canton of Geneva
Sound insulation in Genthod at a lower cost
Sounds from neighbours or a busy road are handled wall by wall. MS Contractor SA carries out sound insulation in Genthod.
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MS Contractor SA carries out sound insulation in Genthod for apartments, villas and premises. Decoupled linings on party walls, acoustic suspended ceilings, floating screeds and floors against footstep noise, acoustic windows and duct treatment are chosen according to the noise to reduce.
The context in Genthod
Genthod lies on the right bank of the lake, between Bellevue and Versoix, and brings together an old village with protected buildings and villa districts facing the shore. The properties, often spacious and wooded, come with high expectations regarding execution.
Neighbour noise in Genthod
Decoupled lining of the party wall with mineral wool and heavy boards, treatment of sockets and ducts passing through.
The existing wall is kept.
Footstep noise and ceilings
Acoustic suspended ceiling on springs, floating screed or underlay beneath parquet against impact noise.
The height used is measured with you.
Road noise and premises
Acoustic windows, blind boxes, acoustic correction of offices, restaurants and nurseries with absorbent panels.
Measurements before and after are possible.
The items of a sound insulation quote in Genthod
- Locating the noise and the walls
- Decoupled frames
- Mineral wool and heavy boards
- Treatment of ducts and sockets
- Finishes ready to paint
- Cleaning and handover
A single point of contact who manages all the trades
From the quote to the handover, you keep the same contact person. Our teams and the other trades needed are coordinated by MS Contractor SA, which sets the schedule with you and keeps you up to date on progress.
How a request runs
Describe the project to us via the form, on +41 79 557 14 50 or by email, ideally with a few photos. After a call back to specify the work, we visit the premises and measure the surfaces and the condition of the substrates.
In the quote, you will find each item, the planned duration and what is not included. As soon as you give your written agreement, the start date is set with you and a manager follows the worksite until the handover.
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Frequently asked questions
Your questions in Genthod
How long does an acoustic lining in Genthod take?
Two to three days for a bedroom wall, finishes included. In the quote, you will find each item, the planned duration and what is not included.
Is a permit needed for sound insulation in Genthod?
Simple maintenance and a renovation do not always involve the same procedures. In Geneva, leaving the structure or the layout of the home unchanged is not enough to conclude that no permit is needed. The obligations depend on the building and the nature of the work. Before starting, have your project checked by your architect, your MPQ or the department of the territory. The planned work is organised and carried out by MS Contractor SA with your representative. The procedures are presented on the website of the State of Geneva, on the applying for a building permit page.
How many decibels can be gained in Genthod?
A decoupled lining often brings eight to twelve decibels on a party wall. The result depends on the other paths the sound takes, which we locate.
Can a ceiling be insulated against footsteps from the neighbour above in Genthod?
Yes, with a suspended ceiling on springs with mineral wool. Treating the floor of the neighbour above remains more effective when it is possible.
Your project
A sound insulation project in Genthod?
Describe the noise, the room and the wall concerned. MS Contractor SA gets back in touch with you to organise the visit and write the detailed quote.
