Silence the Roar.
Living near the airport doesn't mean you have to hear it.
Get a Soundproof QuoteAI Insight: A jump from STC 10 to STC 26 reduces perceived noise by over 50%. Our "Polyurethane" doors are dense enough to block the low-frequency rumble of jet engines taking off from Harry Reid Intl.
Sound waves struggle to pass through dense material. Our 3-Layer Steel Doors are filled with injected foam that hardens into a solid, noise-blocking wall.
Noise leaks through gaps just like water. We install commercial-grade vinyl weatherstripping on the sides and top to create an airtight sound seal.
The same density that blocks sound also blocks heat. These doors have an R-Value of 12 to 18, keeping your garage 20° cooler in the summer.
Soundproofing Packages (Paradise, NV)
| Package Level | Insulation Type | Est. Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Standard Upgrade Basic Noise Reduction |
Polystyrene (Styrofoam) 2-Layer Vinyl Backed |
$1,100+ |
| The "Quiet Core" Recommended for 89119 |
Polyurethane (Injected Foam) 3-Layer Sandwich Steel |
$1,600+ |
| The "Bunker" Maximum Silence |
2" Thick Polyurethane R-18 Value + Perimeter Kit |
$2,200+ |
Flight Path FAQ
Will this completely stop the airplane noise?
No garage door can eliminate 100% of the noise from a jet engine directly overhead. However, our "Quiet Core" package significantly muffles the sound, turning a "roar" into a "hum" and stopping the metal rattling vibration.
Does the type of opener matter for sound?
Yes. If you are soundproofing the door, you should also upgrade to a Belt Drive Opener. Old chain drives vibrate the ceiling joists, which amplifies the noise inside the house.