Uncompromised sound quality
With increased construction, and the continued expansion of towns into rural areas, it's clear that Ireland is quickly becoming a densely populated island. Moreover, a bustling economy means that the volume of trade (as well as 'domestic') traffic on even the most remote roads, is increasing exponentially.

Therefore, to avoid the continual hum of passing traffic or the hubbub of your neighbour's daily lives, (or those of their children!), the need for quality sound insulation is paramount.

Despite being erected from materials which are less dense, soundproofing is not compromised in timber frame properties, due to several techniques which are employed during construction.

Floating floors minimize sound transmission between levels within the house, while compartmentalised wall panels help dissipate sound penetration from outside.

As well as this, various forms of cladding, or the erection of a solid brick or concrete wall will help to bolster the performance of the timber frame against noise pollution.