DDS Acoustical Specialties Launches New Website
Westfield, MA – DDS Acoustical Specialties, a leader in architectural, industrial, and exterior noise control solutions, is proud to announce the launch of its completely redesigned website at www.ddsspecialties.com. This new online platform delivers a cleaner, more intuitive experience that makes it easier than ever for customers, architects, facility managers, and business owners to understand the company’s services, products, and proven track record in solving complex noise challenges.
Founded on more than 40 years of combined acoustical expertise, DDS Acoustical Specialties has earned a reputation for delivering tailored, turnkey solutions that improve sound quality, enhance privacy, and protect health and safety in diverse environments. The new website reflects that commitment to excellence by offering streamlined navigation, detailed service pages, and a robust project portfolio showcasing real-world results.
“Our goal with the new website was to make it crystal clear what we do, who we serve, and the products we use to solve noise problems,” said Tyler Hadley, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at DDS Acoustical Specialties. “We wanted to create a platform that’s both informative and inspiring—one that allows customers to quickly understand how our solutions can transform their spaces, whether it’s a school gymnasium, a manufacturing floor, or an outdoor venue.”
A Website Designed to Inform, Educate, and Inspire
The updated website was built with customer needs in mind, incorporating:
- Dedicated service sections for Architectural, Industrial, and Exterior noise control applications, each explaining the challenges these environments face and the solutions DDS can deliver.
- In-depth product pages detailing the function and benefits of wall and ceiling panels, baffles, noise barriers, acoustic enclosures, and other specialty treatments.
- Project case studies that highlight results, including before-and-after sound metrics and photography that illustrate both acoustic performance and visual design.
- Responsive design for a seamless user experience on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.
- Contact and consultation forms to make initiating projects simple and efficient for customers nationwide.
Spotlight on the UCONN Ratcliffe Hicks Arena
One of the centerpiece features of the new project portfolio is the UCONN Ratcliffe Hicks Arena acoustic treatment case study. The arena faced significant reverberation and sound clarity issues, impacting events, lectures, and gatherings. DDS implemented a combination of melamine foam acoustic ceiling baffles and custom ceiling panels—without penetrating the existing ceiling materials—to dramatically reduce reverberation time and improve speech intelligibility.
The result: A transformed sound environment that makes announcements, performances, and conversations clear and enjoyable for all attendees. This project is a strong example of DDS’s ability to deliver creative, technically precise solutions in challenging environments.
Serving Customers Across Markets
DDS Acoustical Specialties’ work spans multiple industries and settings, including:
- Architectural Spaces – Schools, churches, libraries, offices, restaurants, event halls, and performing arts centers.
- Industrial Environments – Manufacturing plants, warehouses, mechanical rooms, and testing facilities where noise reduction is essential for safety and productivity.
- Exterior Applications – Outdoor performance venues, HVAC systems, rooftop mechanical units, and other settings where noise control enhances community relations and compliance with local regulations.
Commitment to Customer Satisfaction
DDS operates on a philosophy of 100% customer satisfaction, backed by decades of experience and high-quality products from leading manufacturers. The company’s turnkey approach—covering assessment, design, procurement, installation, and follow-up—ensures that customers receive both exceptional results and a smooth, professional project experience.
“We’ve always believed that noise control is more than just a technical solution—it’s about improving the way people experience spaces,” Hadley added. “Our new website is an extension of that belief, giving people the tools and information they need to take the first step toward better acoustics.”