Noise in your neighbourhood

Enter your address to see the official noise map around your home, the noise level of your street by day and by night, and the businesses that may generate noise.

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Lden dB(A), weighted 24-hour average ≥ 75 70 - 75 65 - 70 60 - 65 55 - 60 50 - 55 45 - 50 < 45

Sources: Bruitparif, 2022 strategic noise maps (modelled levels); base map © IGN; places © OpenStreetMap contributors. Powered by Geoapify

Noise at your address

Search for an address to see the noise level of your street.

Places that may generate noise (200 m)

Nearby businesses, public services and facilities that may generate noise will be shown here.

These maps are models. To know the noise actually experienced in your home, day and night, order a sound performance diagnostic.

The noise in your neighbourhood doesn’t stop at your door.

Traffic, trains, planes, bars and terraces: outdoor noise finds its way into many homes, day and night.

The World Health Organization recommends keeping road traffic noise below 53 dB(A) on average over 24 hours: beyond it, noise disturbs sleep, increases stress and takes a lasting toll on health.

But a map can’t tell you what you hear at home.

These levels are modelled outdoors, at the façade. Indoors, everything changes: the floor, the orientation of the rooms, the quality of the windows, the insulation, the neighbours… Two flats in the same street can live in two very different sound realities.

Sonalyze measures the real noise in your home, then helps you reduce it.

1

Measure

Our devices record noise room by room, day and night, and recognise more than 500 types of sounds.

2

Understand

You receive a clear report with your home’s sound performance rating and the precise origin of the nuisances.

3

Act

We recommend the most effective works (windows, insulation, seals…), with an estimate of the cost and the expected comfort gain.

Sonalyze

Sonalyze is a platform for measuring and analyzing acoustic comfort.

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