Our Services
noise complaint investigations
Condominium boards, property managers and owners may need an independent investigation when recurring indoor noise is difficult to explain. SS Wilson Associates uses sound measurements and technical analysis to assess noise concerns involving building services, neighbouring spaces and other potential sources.
Depending on the agreed scope, the report documents the conditions assessed, findings supported by the measurements and practical recommendations for further investigation or mitigation.
Condo Corporation Support and Investigations for Noise Complaints
Condominium corporations often face complex noise disputes involving residents, shared walls,
mechanical systems, or common areas. We provide specialized noise investigations to help condo boards and property managers assess complaints, determine compliance with municipal noise by-laws and the Ontario Building Code (OBC), and implement effective mitigation measures.
Using precise noise monitoring and analysis, we provide clear, unbiased reports that support decision-making and, when necessary, legal proceedings. Our expertise helps condo corporations balance resident concerns while maintaining compliance with governing regulations.
Related case study:
downtown Toronto noise complaint investigation.
Compliance Assessment for Noise in Residential Spaces
Excessive noise in residential spaces can impact quality of life and, in some cases, violate municipal by-laws or Ontario Building Code (OBC) requirements. We conduct detailed compliance assessments to determine whether noise levels from neighboring units, mechanical systems, or external sources exceed regulatory limits.
Using precision sound level measurements and acoustic analysis, we provide clear reports outlining compliance status and potential mitigation strategies. Whether for landlords, homeowners, or property managers, our assessments help resolve disputes and ensure residential spaces meet acceptable noise standards.
Tell us when and where the noise occurs
Start with the building location, the rooms affected, a description of the sound and when it typically occurs. Let us know whether it appears linked to equipment operation or a particular activity, whether previous testing is available, and who can coordinate access or equipment testing. This helps us discuss how to investigate the concern under representative conditions.
