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CitiQuiet Soundproof Windows: In the News

It started as an antidote to the endless City Street sounds — the sirens, the honking, the yelling that perpetually make their way through our windows and into our consciousness. That was when architectural designer, Michael Lentin, founded CITIQUIET, whose Interior Noise Elimination Window Systems reduce up to 95 percent of street noise currently invading New York City homes and offices.

Big Apple Parents’

Whether the goal is letting a Manhattanite get some shut-eye in the city that never sleeps or enabling Supreme Court Justices to craft their learned opinions peace, the principle is the same for CitiQuiet, a New York business that specializes in soundproof windows. “It’s about service, service, service, and service,” says David Skudin, vice-president of sales and marketing.

Business Week

CITIQUIET, a national company based in New York City, silences your home or office with interior noise elimination windows. Michael Lentin, whose background in architectural design and window construction designed the acoustical windows. This multi-patented noise barrier, designed to be completely operable and totally removable, is currently in use in hundred of New York City buildings.

Dan’s Papers

“CitiQuiet, a New York City-based company, specializes in noise-canceling windows and acoustical walls, ceilings, floors, and doors, all of which help remove the annoyance of piercing car alarms, blaring ambulances and screeches of predawn garbage trucks. At its Upper East Side showroom, CitiQuiet works with designers, architects, and contractors to customize a quiet approach for each client.”

Robb Report
A newspaper article from The New York Times titled "Laminated Windows Keep Out the Din" features an illustration of a man and a child reading inside, while heavy rain and wind are visible through a nearby window.A New York Times Real Estate article titled "How to Turn Noise Into noise," featuring two columns of text, a pull quote, and a small color illustration of a man holding a radio, with colored highlights over some paragraphs.A black-and-white scan of a 1998 New York Times front page featuring the headline “When Earplugs Fail.” It includes a photo of a man closing a window and articles about reducing urban noise.A magazine article titled "Cut Out the Noise, Bring in the Learning" discusses the impact of window noise reduction systems in New York City schools. There is a "BIG APPLE Parents'" header at the top.A scanned page from BusinessWeek Online dated June 23, 2004, featuring an interview with David Skudin about his soundproofing business, with black text on a white background and a blue and red BusinessWeek banner at the top.A newsletter titled “Dan’s Papers” with the headline “Get Hamptons Silence In Your City Digs.” The text discusses CITIQUE, a service installing soundproof windows for city apartments to reduce noise.A newspaper article titled "Soundproofing Expert Offers Tips On How To Bring Quiet To Your Home," features text discussing noise issues in New York City and includes a small image of a woman identified as Gloria Liu.A magazine page features the "Robb Report" logo vertically on the left. On the right, there is a photo of a city skyline seen through large windows, and an article about Citiquiet soundproof windows. Contact information is at the bottom.A magazine page titled "Quiet on the Set: Soundproofing in Co-ops and Condos" by Alexander Gelfand discusses noise issues in apartments and solutions for soundproofing, including custom-made interior soundproofing windows.A woman with dark hair in a white shirt holds both hands to her head with a surprised or stressed expression. The headline reads "De-stress signals" in large text. The page is from Time Out New York.An advertisement for Citiquiet noise elimination window systems, with text promoting noise reduction in New York City. The background is red, and the words “The Best in New York” appear at the top and bottom.

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Don’t wait another day to enjoy the peace you deserve. Contact CitiQuiet Soundproof Windows NYC now for a free online estimate. We’ll help you choose the best soundproofing solution for your home or business, so you can finally enjoy the quiet in the city that never sleeps.
Noise pollution isn’t just annoying, it affects your health, sleep, and productivity.
A person sits at a desk with a laptop in a modern office, facing tall windows overlooking a cityscape. The workspace includes stacks of books, a cup, a lamp, and potted plants.