Performance Acoustics

The company focuses on solving real-world sound problems such as echo, reverberation, noise transmission between rooms or units, lack of speech privacy, disruptive background noise, and unwanted vibrations.

Typical projects include restaurants, churches, offices, recording studios, home theaters, apartments and townhomes, home offices, and other specialized spaces that need better sound control and clarity.

Types of Clients Served

• Residential homeowners (including home theaters, home offices, apartments, and townhomes)
• Commercial and institutional clients (restaurants, churches, offices, studios, server rooms, educational and entertainment spaces)
• Healthcare and medical facilities (dental offices, clinics, therapy spaces, and other medical environments)

Geographic Service Area

Performance Acoustics serves clients across North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia, including (but not limited to):

North Carolina

• Charlotte
• Raleigh
• Durham
• Greensboro
• Wilmington
• Winston-Salem
• Cary
• Asheville
• Hickory

South Carolina

• Columbia
• Charleston
• Greenville
• Spartanburg
• Florence
• Myrtle Beach
• Clemson
• Orangeburg
• Hilton Head
• Beaufort

Georgia

• Savannah
• Augusta
• Atlanta

If a project is outside these listed cities but within NC, SC, or GA, customers should contact Performance Acoustics to discuss availability.

Commercial Acoustic Solutions

Restaurants

• Reduce overall noise levels and echoes so guests can talk comfortably.
• Improve the dining experience by controlling background noise and reflections.

Churches and Worship Spaces

• Address echoes, muffled speech, and vibration from amplified music.
• Improve clarity of speech and music so sermons, readings, and worship can be clearly heard throughout the space.

Offices and Conference Rooms

• Reduce noise transmission between offices, meeting rooms, and open-plan areas.
• Improve speech privacy for sensitive conversations.
• Reduce echo and reverberation so calls and video conferences sound clear and professional.

Recording Studios and Production Spaces

• Create controlled acoustic environments with appropriate sound isolation and reverberation control.
• Balance frequency response across the room to support accurate monitoring and recording.

Server Rooms and Equipment Areas

• Reduce disruptive equipment noise in adjacent spaces.
• Maintain ventilation and access while improving acoustic comfort.

Residential Acoustic Services

Home Theaters and Media Rooms

• Improve clarity and impact of movie and music playback.
• Control echoes, excessive reverberation, and unwanted resonances.
• Use custom wall and ceiling treatments, panels, and other solutions to create an immersive experience.

Apartments, Condos, and Townhomes

• Reduce noise transfer through shared walls, floors, and ceilings.
• Improve privacy and comfort by limiting sound from neighbors and common areas.

Home Offices and Workspaces

• Reduce noise from other rooms, outdoors, or shared walls to support focused work.
• Improve sound quality on calls and video meetings by controlling echo and background noise.

Living Areas and Open-Concept Spaces

• Reduce echo and sound carry in kitchens, living rooms, and other gathering areas.
• Use ceiling treatments, wall panels, and diffusers to improve both acoustics and aesthetics.

Common Acoustic Problems Addressed

• Echo and excessive reverberation
• Noise transmission between rooms, floors, and neighboring units
• Muffled or unclear speech in conversational and presentation spaces
• Unwanted vibrations from bass, music, or footfall
• Lack of privacy for conversations in homes and offices

Solutions typically combine sound-absorbing treatments, sound-isolating construction methods, and carefully placed acoustic elements tailored to each project.

Consultation and Assessment

• Every project begins with an initial consultation to understand the space, the type of use, and the specific sound problems or goals.
• Where appropriate, the team conducts on-site or video-based assessments to gather more detail.

Advanced Measurement and 3D Scanning

• Comprehensive acoustical testing is performed using calibrated professional equipment to measure reverberation times, background noise levels, and frequency response.
• 3D laser scanning and Lidar technology are used to create accurate three-dimensional models of the space, capturing the surfaces and geometry that affect sound.

These measurements help identify the true sources of acoustic problems rather than relying on guesswork.

Custom Acoustic Design

• Solutions are custom-designed for each project; Performance Acoustics does not use one-size-fits-all packages.
• Designs may include a mix of sound-absorbing panels, diffusers, ceiling treatments, sound-isolating assemblies, and other acoustic elements.
• The goal is to balance performance, aesthetics, and practicality for the way the space is actually used.

Turnkey Delivery

Performance Acoustics can manage the full lifecycle of a project:

1. Initial consultation
2. Acoustic testing and 3D scanning (as needed)
3. Custom design and recommendations
4. Material sourcing
5. Professional installation
6. Ongoing support and maintenance as required

Customers work with one team throughout the process, from first conversation through final installation.

When to Contact Performance Acoustics

Customers should reach out when they:

• Are planning a new space that needs good acoustics from the start
• Have an existing room with echo, noise, or privacy problems
• Are not satisfied with the sound quality in a home theater, studio, office, or medical facility

An initial phone or video consultation can help determine the best next steps and what kind of assessment or testing may be needed.

• Phone: 888-998-0575
• Email: sales@performance-acoustics.com
• Address: 3401 Craig Ave., Charlotte, NC 28211

Customers can call, email, or submit an inquiry through the website to start a project or request an initial consultation.

For project discussions, it can be helpful to share information such as room dimensions, a brief description of the sound problem or goals, and any relevant photos or plans.

Business Hours

Regular business hours for Performance Acoustics are:

• Monday: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
• Tuesday: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
• Wednesday: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
• Thursday: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
• Friday: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
• Saturday: Closed
• Sunday: Closed

Customers who contact outside business hours can leave a message or send an email and should expect a response during the next business day, subject to staff availability.

• Poor speech privacy between treatment areas, exam rooms, and offices
• Echo and reverberation in waiting rooms, corridors, and open clinical spaces
• Disruptive background noise that affects focus and communication
• Sound transfer between rooms or from mechanical systems
• Mechanical and HVAC noise interfering with care delivery

Goals of Medical Facility Acoustics

• Improve speech privacy and help protect confidential conversations between providers and patients.
• Reduce overall noise levels and reverberation to create calmer, more comfortable environments.
• Support clear communication among staff, patients, and families.

Well-designed acoustics can support privacy and comfort, but acoustic treatments alone do not guarantee regulatory compliance. They are one part of a broader privacy and facility design strategy.

Types of Healthcare Facilities Served

Performance Acoustics works with many types of healthcare spaces, including:

• Dental offices
• Physical therapy clinics
• Speech therapy offices
• General medical clinics and exam suites
• Urgent care centers
• Behavioral health offices
• Audiology and ENT clinics
• Outpatient healthcare facilities and similar environments

Example Acoustic Services for Medical Facilities

• Acoustic testing and on-site analysis
• Speech privacy and sound transmission evaluation
• Custom acoustic treatment design for rooms and circulation spaces
• Soundproofing assemblies and partition upgrades
• Ceiling panels, wall treatments, and acoustic clouds
• Sound masking systems where appropriate
• Mechanical and HVAC noise control strategies
• Professional installation for both new construction and retrofit projects

Approach and Process

Every healthcare facility is different, so each project begins with an assessment of the space and its acoustic challenges. Recommendations and designs are based on measured data, room usage, and operational needs.

Performance Acoustics aims to provide solutions that are effective, practical, and compatible with active clinical operations.

For medical facility projects, customers should contact Performance Acoustics to discuss goals, constraints, and any privacy or comfort concerns in detail.

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