You have received notification from the RSIP Construction Manager that your home has been selected to participate in this years Residential Sound Insulation Program. Now what?

You will be contacted by the Design/Construction Consultant for the program to schedule an assessment visit by the technical team. The assessment team is composed of a technical draftsperson, an engineer, and a team leader.

The visit will take approximately 2 hours. The team will take photos, measure and verify the placement of existing windows and doors, examine the structure, and review the existing electrical and mechanical equipment. While measurements are inspections are being done, the Team Leader will review the program, products, styles and colors, and answer any questions the homeowner may have. The team will prepare floor plans, window and door schedules and make recommendations to the homeowner.

If the visit finds the house in an acceptable working condition, acoustical treatments are recommended and the homeowner chooses the products, styles and colors. All selections must be initialed and the recommendations and selections worksheet signed by the homeowner. If the house is determined to have "special conditions" that will require follow up information or other visits, conditional treatment recommendations will be discussed with the homeowner. Homeowner pre-work items are identified at this visit and you will be notified in writing of any issues that must be addressed prior to the start of construction at your home.

All of the data that has been gathered at the assessment visit is now turned over to the design team who will review, design and submit the treatment recommendations for your home to the Department of Port Control for their approval.

The City of Cleveland shall be the sole determiner whether Owner's home is eligible for acoustical modifications. The home shall pass City inspection to ensure the structural integrity of the Property for the purpose of meeting City Building codes and that the home is otherwise eligible for said acoustical modifications.