Randall Rehfuss Shares Home Noise Reduction Tips in The New York Times

From buzzing electronics and rattling pipes to beeping cars, lawn mowers, and noise traveling through thin walls or overhead floors, unwanted sound is part of everyday life. In a recent New York Times article, Thornton Tomasetti Associate Randall Rehfuss of our Acoustics, Noise & Vibration team shares practical ways homeowners can reduce common household noise and create quieter, more comfortable spaces. 

The piece offers straightforward strategies for managing everyday sound issues, helping readers better understand how noise moves through a home and what simple steps can make a meaningful difference. Randall’s insights reflect the kind of clear, practical guidance our acoustics specialists provide to support sound control, occupant comfort, and better-performing environments.

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