Well then, simply put, you’re our kind of client!

All kidding aside, we work with architects, business owners, site managers, city/state officials as well as homeowners assisting them in . . . → Read More: Are you our kind of client?]]> Do you have an acoustics or noise control related issue in your office, factory, retail store, church, mosque, synagogue, performance space, studio, listening room, inn, hotel, motel, or home?

Well then, simply put, you’re our kind of client!

All kidding aside, we work with architects, business owners, site managers, city/state officials as well as homeowners assisting them in creating acoustically ideal spaces for their employees, guests, and families. We look forward to talking with you about your specific product. Feel free to call us at +1-802-233-8700 for a complimentary phone consultation concerning your specific project.

We work with clients all around the United States (and sometimes the world) to improve their working and/or living environments, providing them with them with great looking and cost effective acoustic treatments.Whether your project is in the planning stages…or already completed, we can help you get the most out of your space.

Nothing could be further from the truth!

While we encourage potential clients to work with acoustic . . . → Read More: Most Vermont Audio Labs clients are NOT in Vermont…]]> Sometimes we think about changing our name…really! Although we love living and working in Vermont, it’s true that our name sometimes makes potential clients think that we limit our services to Vermont, or perhaps the states that make up New England.

Nothing could be further from the truth!

While we encourage potential clients to work with acoustic consultants in their own geographical area (when and where possible) we regularly work with clients all over the Eastern Seaboard…and beyond. In the past year, we’ve even worked with several clients in Western Europe!

Give us a call at +1-802-233-8700 for a complimentary consultation and we’ll be glad to work out scheduling/travel arrangements for your project…even if you’re not in Vermont!

Serving clients in:

• Alabama: AL
• Alaska: AK
• Arizona: AZ
• Arkansas: AR
• California: CA
• Colorado: CO
• Connecticut: CT
• Delaware: DE
• Florida: FL
• Georgia: GA
• Hawaii: HI
• Idaho: ID
• Illinois: IL
• Indiana: IN
• Iowa: IA
• Kansas: KS
• Kentucky: KY
• Louisiana: LA
• Maine: ME
• Maryland: MD
• Massachusetts: MA
• Michigan: MI
• Minnesota: MN
• Mississippi: MS
• Missouri: MO
• Montana: MT
• Nebraska: NE
• Nevada: NV
• New Hampshire: NH
• New Jersey: NJ
• New Mexico: NM
• New York: NY
• North Carolina: NC
• North Dakota: ND
• Ohio: OH
• Oklahoma: OK
• Oregon: OR
• Pennsylvania: PA
• Rhode Island: RI
• South Carolina: SC
• South Dakota: SD
• Tennessee: TN
• Texas: TX
• Utah: UT
• Vermont: VT
• Virginia: VA
• Washington: WA
• West Virginia: WV
• Wisconsin: WI
• Wyoming: WY
• Netherlands
• Germany
• United Kingdom
• China
• Japan
• Singapore
• Taiwan
• Poland
• Dubai
• UAE

Providing acoustical consulting and acoustical consultants all around the world, for your company, retail store, house of worship, showroom, restaurant, hotel or inn, factory, or residence.

Noise abatement services, acoustical design, recording studio and listening room design services are some of the services we are able to provide. We can also consult with you via phone/email based upon your drawings or photographs.

For only $1995 we will come to your site and :

Through measurement and interpretation of spectrographs of the actual noise frequencies that are produced in your environment, . . . → Read More: Are your employees in danger?]]> At Vermont Audio Labs we understand that workplace safety means ensuring the long-term safety of your employees. We are equipped with advanced sound measurement apparatus to accurately assess the level of sound exposure that your employees are subject to.

Through measurement and interpretation of spectrographs of the actual noise frequencies that are produced in your environment, we can recommend the appropriate hearing conservation devices and techniques.

This graphic illustrates the noise generated by a large hammer being applied to a cast iron assembly during the manufacturing process in a foundry. The maximum level was in excess of 111 dB which is well above levels that are considered “safe” for long-term exposure.