Walls
Stud layout, cavity insulation, resilient components, board layers and sealed edges coordinated as one system.
Steel framing →Sound-control walls and ceilings built as complete assemblies—not sold as one miracle product.
Reducing sound transfer requires the framing, insulation, board layers, resilient components, perimeters and penetrations to work together. We coordinate those details before the walls or ceilings are closed.

Stud layout, cavity insulation, resilient components, board layers and sealed edges coordinated as one system.
Steel framing →Suspended acoustic ceilings, drywall ceilings and transitions coordinated around structure, lighting and building services.
Ceiling systems →Where testing, ratings or acoustic design are required, we build to the documented assembly and coordinate with the appropriate specialist.
Acustiq specialist systems →No. Acoustic batt can help absorb energy in the cavity, but effective sound control depends on the complete wall or ceiling assembly, including mass, separation, sealed perimeters and carefully treated penetrations.
Yes. We can frame, insulate, board and seal assemblies to the project documents, coordinating required layers, resilient components, penetrations and continuity with the responsible consultant or designer.
Yes. Common applications include meeting rooms, offices, demising walls, mechanical-room separations, suites and ceilings where reduced sound transfer is part of the renovation scope.
Speak directly with an experienced Metro Vancouver contractor about steel framing, drywall, ceilings and coordinated interior construction.