Scott McClure, a project executive at Johnson, Barnes and Finch in California and a multiple-project QuietRock fan, used it again recently for The Villas at Grand Del Mar in San Diego. After years of ugly experience with RC, sound clips and soundboard, Scott now recommends QuietRock whenever he can – for both new construction and remodels. Scott particularly likes that the simpler build with

QuietRock involves less labor, less total cost and less project scheduling work, resulting in faster project turnaround.  Read his story, and contact us with details of your projects where we can help.

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For the first time in 50 years the Associated General Contractors of America (AGC) decided not to endorse a General Terms and Conditions document from the American Institute of Architects (full story).  AGC members expressed concern that the new edition shifts risk to general contractors and other parties.

The shift in risk makes it more important that contractors steer projects toward more reliable construction techniques and materials, to reduce their own potential liability. For noise control, QuietRock has strong reliability advantages over RC (RC risks), sound clips, or multiple layers of gyp, as it can’t be short-circuited – the engineering is ‘built-in’. Our cost comparison info (click for chart) makes it easy to justify replacing riskier approaches with QuietRock, and get the lowest total cost and a faster project turnaround.

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