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One of the goals of the Program is to achieve a noticeable reduction in the amount of noise that enters your residence. While…

Bathrooms, closets, halls, vestibules, foyers, stairways, laundry, garages, storage areas and utility rooms are considered non-eligible areas,…

Areas eligible for acoustic treatments are considered “habitable” spaces designed to be occupied year-round and meet all local building code…

The Program can only provide sound insulation improvements to properties located inside the Noise Remedy Boundary that exists when installation of…

Thank you for your interest in the Port of Seattle’s Sound Insulation Program. This Program is designed to reduce the impact of aircraft…

During construction the owner, or an authorized, designated representative aged 18 or older, must be present to open and secure the…

Once the improvements to your residence have been completed and you have accepted them in writing, you will receive a warranty package. This…

Hazardous building materials may be present within your property. Asbestos and lead are two of the most common hazards found. There are…

The current electrical system will be evaluated.  When ventilation system changes are recommended,…