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I have looked into that but I have heard that blowing in stuff helps also. It does sound like a lot of work and I am afraid that it might cause more problems.

I am thinking of blowing cellulose into an existing wall for sound proofing. It is not fool proof but I have to jump thought a lot of hoops in order to take the wall down. I have a couple of questions and wonder if you all could answer them. 1. I read that cellulose can be dusty after it is...

I plan on adding another layer of dry wall to a shared wall. I have crown molding on that wall and one contractor has told me that removing the crown molding would crack the drywall. The contractor told me I would be better off building another wall. Is there a safe way to remove crown molding?

Thanks for the info everyone. Sound proofing might not happen. Bringing down a wall is a big no no according to management. They suggested that I try acoustic image panels. Anyone have experience with that?

I am looking to noise proof a common wall that I share with my next door neighbor. The wall is made of dry wall with a space in between it which I would like to fill up with insulation. Questions 1. Is there any insulation that blocks out noise completely? 2. What is the best way to...