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Solve noise complaints for restaurants and entertainment venues
Noise from a venue that exceeds the limit can lead to complaints, fines, or a licence problem. A correct measurement turns the dispute into clear numbers and tells you exactly what to fix. We work independently of any supplier or landlord, so the result reflects what is actually happening at the boundary — not what someone hopes it shows. Most assessments can be scheduled around your operating hours, with minimal disruption to the business.
When to call us
- You've received a warning letter or noise complaint from a neighbour or local authority
- You need independent evidence to support a licence renewal or application
- Residents near your venue are complaining and you need to know if you're actually over the limit
- You're planning a new venue near a residential area and want to check the risk before signing a lease
How we help
- Measure nuisance noise at the legally correct point with a calibrated Class 1 meter
- Compare against National Environment Board Notification No. 29
- Evidence-grade report for the authority or a licence application
- Practical noise-reduction guidance if you're over the limit
What you get
- An evidence-grade measurement report, signed by the responsible engineer
- A clear comparison against the applicable legal limits, with plain-language interpretation
- Practical, prioritised noise-reduction recommendations you can act on
- Calibration certificates for the instruments used, referenced in the report
Standards applied
IEC 61672-1 Class 1 · NEB Notification No. 29 · PCD method
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FAQ
I've had a complaint — what should I do?
Get an independent, standards-based measurement quickly so you have defensible numbers before it escalates.
Can I use the result for a licence?
Yes — our report is evidence-grade, signed by an engineer, and usable with the authority.
Do you work for the venue or against it?
We work for whoever commissions the assessment. Our role is to measure and report accurately — not to produce a result that favours one side.
Is your report accepted by the authorities?
Our reports follow the measurement methods set out in the relevant Thai regulations and international standards, and are signed by the responsible engineer. Acceptance in a specific administrative or legal process depends on that process's own requirements, which we can advise on.
How long does a measurement take?
A typical assessment takes one visit of a few hours, though this depends on the venue, the number of measurement points, and whether we need to capture a representative period of operation.