Engineered silence for your home
Expert residential soundproofing for Greater Miami. We target the true structural causes of noise—whether it’s heavy traffic, shared condo walls, or impact footsteps— using advanced building science to engineer total privacy.
Misinformation is loud. Building science is louder.
Most homeowners don’t know about flanking paths or STC ratings until they’ve already wasted money on acoustic panels that don’t block noise. We replace guesswork with architectural precision. At Inaudible, we assess, advise, and build smart, multi-layered custom assemblies designed to permanently halt noise transfer in your specific residence.
Every Noise requires a specific assembly
Footsteps from the condo above behave entirely different than street noise. Professionals don’t guess. We target the source.
Mass & Barrier Layers (Airborne Noise)
To stop airborne sound like voices, loud music, or Miami traffic, we introduce specialize high-density mass layers that forcibly block transmission through walls and ceilings.
Vibration Decoupling (Impact Noise)
To stop structure-borne vibrations, like heavy footsteps, or mechanical humming, we physically disconnect your walls and ceilings from the building’s framework using engineered isolation systems.
Sound Absorption (Echo & Reverb)
To treat harsh, echoey rooms or dedicated home theaters, we deploy strategic porous materials that absorb mid-to-high frequency soundwaves, enhancing the internal acoustics of your space.
What do acoustical ratings actually mean?
Acoustical ratings provide the data we use to engineer your privacy.
Sound Transmission Class (STC)
Measures how well an assembly blocks airborne sound (voices, TVs). A higher STC means superior sound-blocking resistance.
Impact Insulation Class (IIC)
Measures a floor-ceiling assembly’s ability to block impact noise (footsteps, dropped objects). Higher IIC values mean a quieter ceiling for you.
Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC)
Rates how well a material absorbs internal echo within a room. (0.0 is no absorption, 1.0 is total absorption).
Pro tip: A high NRC acoustic panel won’t stop your neighbours noise — but it will make your own home office sound pristine.
The architecture of silence: our materials
We source the highest-grade acoustic materials from decoupling to mass loaded products to construct your custom assembly.
Micro-Perforated Panels (MPP)
Decorative panels with tiny holes that absorb mid to high-frequency echoes — ideal for enhancing room acoustics in home studios and theaters.
Cellulose Fiber Insulation (CFI)
Dense-packed cellulose creates an airtight barrier inside walls and ceilings, reducing airborne sound transmission and adding thermal performance.
Sound-Deadening Vinyl Pipe Wrap
A flexible vinyl + foam decoupler composite wrap used on plumbing and mechanical pipes to control noise from water, HVAC, and vibration.
Isolation Clips & Furring Channels
These decoupling components break the vibration path, preventing impact and structure-borne noise from traveling through shared walls or ceilings.
Isolation Hanger
Ceiling-mounted rubber hangers absorb vibrations and prevent sound transfer from overhead spaces like foot traffic or mechanical noise.
Acoustic Putty Pad
Sound & Fire-rated, these flexible pads wrap behind electrical boxes to stop sound leaks and restore continuity in soundproof wall systems.
Acoustical Viscose Compound
Applied as a damping layer between drywall sheets, this viscoelastic compound absorbs vibrations and reduces resonance in wall and ceiling structures.
Acoustical Gypsum Board
A high-density acoustic drywall is designed to reduce noise transmission by boosting STC ratings when used in wall and ceiling assemblies.
Mass Loaded Vinyl (MLV)
A dense, flexible sound barrier installed inside walls, ceilings, or floors to block airborne noise from room to room or outside.
“Led by Founder Pascal Fontaine-Ferrand, Inaudible LLC executes every residential project with measurable acoustical performance and field-tested structural methods.”
Pascal Fontaine-Ferrand
Founder / Lead Soundproofing Specialist
