Mobile noise protection for sites and plant
Free-standing panels with absorber cassettes for sites, generators and event grounds. Erection, relocation and dismantling by one crew.
Our Services
Services
Installation from the first post to handover
We take on the complete installation of a component, not individual steps. That means receiving and checking material, setting out the drilling pattern, placing anchors, lifting the unit, aligning it, bolting it, documenting the torque and handing the site over clean.
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Focus areas
Four areas with their own page
These four are the services clients most often enquire about on their own. Each has its own page covering the sequence, the technical detail and the questions that always come up.
Precast concrete installation
Retaining units, wall panels, columns and plinths: lifted straight off the low loader, placed, levelled and anchored.
Steel erection and signal masts
Posts, brackets, base plates, railings and signal masts, bolted onto anchor channels or post-installed anchors.
Noise barrier removal and dismantling
Old barriers, precast units and steel structures taken apart, separated by material and stacked for collection.
Portfolio
What we install
Concrete noise barriers
Setting plinth blocks, placing posts, stacking concrete elements, closing the joints. We work on federal roads, motorway sections and inside the rail corridor, including short possessions with a fixed quantity per night.
Timber, aluminium and glass barriers
Timber cassettes, aluminium cassettes with absorber infill and glass elements in steel posts. Delicate surfaces get moved and lifted with clamps and vacuum lifters so no scratches end up in the handover.
Post setting and alignment
Standard and special posts in sockets, on base plates or in bored piles. Spacing, plumb and level are set with a rotating laser and levelling gear, then rechecked post by post.
Precast concrete of all kinds
L-shaped retaining units, wall panels, columns, cover slabs, chamber sections and plinths. We lift straight off the low loader, bed onto mortar or sliding bearings, level and anchor to the installation drawing.
Steel erection
Brackets, fixings, base plates, frames, grating, railings and signal masts. Bolted onto anchor channels, anchor cages or post-installed anchors, packed out with shim plates where needed.
Anchors, dowels and bolting
Bonded anchors, injection anchors, heavy-duty anchors, through-fixing and anchor channels. Core or hammer drilling, hole cleaning, resin injection, curing, then torquing with a calibrated wrench.
Torque records and measured quantities
On request we document every connection with position, anchor type, drilling depth and applied torque, plus progress photographs and a set of measured quantities that goes straight into the invoice.
Earthing on noise barriers
Earthing straps, earthing connections and equipotential bonding on posts and wall elements, bolted and crimped to specification, particularly inside the rail corridor.
Dismantling and removal
We take apart old noise barriers, precast units and steel structures, separate the materials and stack them for collection. Seized connections get cut without damaging the foundation underneath.
Head holes and trial pits
With a mobile excavator and certified operator we expose existing foundations, open head holes and hand dig around services. Afterwards we backfill and compact.
Mobile noise screens
Mobile acoustic screening for construction sites, generators and event areas: free-standing panels with absorber infill, coupled together, secured against wind, then dismantled and taken away once the job ends.
7.5 tonne material transport
Posts, cassettes, anchors and small plant arrive on our own 7.5 tonne truck with tail lift. Replacement material reaches site the same day, without a haulier and without waiting.
Mobile noise protection
When the screening only has to stand for six months
Not every noise source needs a permanent wall. For construction sites in residential areas, running generators, bench saws, demolition works or event grounds we install mobile noise protection systems: steel frames with absorber cassettes, standing on concrete feet or fence bases, coupled together and secured against wind load.
- Erection, relocation during the build and dismantling at the end by the same crew
- Coupled into continuous runs so no noise leaks through the joints
- Stability through concrete feet, props or fixing into the ground
- Transport to site and back on our own 7.5 tonne truck
Process
How a contract runs
There are four steps from the first call to handover. Each one ends with something in writing, so nobody has to reconstruct later what was agreed.
Reviewing the drawings
You send the installation drawing, parts list and delivery date. We tell you what will cause trouble during installation before the material is produced. If needed we drive out first and survey the existing foundation.
Quote with programme
You receive a fixed price per unit or linear metre, the crew size, the number of installation days and the list of works not included. Within 24 hours of your enquiry.
Installation
The crew arrives with tools, anchor material and survey gear. We work to the drawing, check plumb and alignment continuously and send evening progress photos on longer contracts.
Handover and measurement
A joint walk round, measured quantities, photo documentation and the torque record on request. The site is handed over swept clean and free of leftover material.
Questions and answers
Frequently asked questions
Do you install when the foundation was built by another company?
That is the normal case. Before installation starts we survey the existing foundation, check spacing, levels and the position of anchor channels, and report any deviation in writing before the first unit is lifted. Then we install on it.
Can you work during track possessions and under live traffic?
Yes. Night and weekend work in possessions is part of our routine, as is installing behind a mobile safety barrier on the motorway. Traffic management is usually provided by the client; we size the crew and the quantity per shift to fit the window.
Do you own excavators and cranes?
Deliberately not. We keep our own 7.5 tonne truck, small plant, lifting gear and survey equipment. Mobile excavators and cranes come in by the day through our partner firms with a certified operator, exactly for the days they are needed. In a quote that is cheaper than a machine standing idle the rest of the time.
Which anchors do you use in existing concrete?
Usually bonded or injection anchors approved for the particular substrate, and heavy-duty anchors where required. Drilling depth, hole cleaning and curing time follow the manufacturer approval, not the construction programme. If the structural design specifies a particular system, we work with that system.
How quickly can you provide a crew?
For short works with a free calendar, within a few days. For planned construction phases book us two to four weeks ahead, particularly in the main season. Call early rather than late: a date can be moved, a committed crew cannot be split.
Do you work outside Lower Saxony?
Yes. Sites around Celle, Hanover and Braunschweig we reach daily. For contracts of roughly a week or longer the crew moves to the site with accommodation, which makes us available across Germany.
Do we get documentation of the bolted connections?
On request, yes. We record position, anchor type, drilling depth and applied torque for each connection and add progress photographs. It is named in the quote rather than charged as an extra afterwards.
Do you also dismantle old barriers?
Yes, dismantling is the same work in reverse. We free seized connections, cut where necessary, take the elements down, separate the materials and stack them for collection. The foundation stays usable if new units are to be installed on it.