Construction Site sound effects from digging the foundations all the way up. Excavators, angle grinders, nail guns, drills and hammering, concrete pours and crews at work. Loud stuff. Some recordings focus on the tools themselves, and others give you the whole site as a background, with everything going at once.
Libraries
36
Publishers
24
Formats
Mono, stereo, surround, ambisonic
Sample rates
48 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$8 to $97
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Construction site sound effects covering power tools, nail guns, chop saws, angle grinders, excavators, concrete mixers, tree shredders, brick debris, and site ambiences recorded at 192kHz across close and distant perspectives.
Construction site sound effects recorded at 192kHz, covering angle grinders, nail guns, DEWALT and Makita drills, excavators, tree saws, concrete pours, tape, rope, and site ambiences.
Comprehensive collection featuring ten authentic construction site recordings, encompassing diverse sound effects from power tools, heavy machinery, industrial equipment, and general worksite ambience.
Authentic German construction site recordings featuring diverse sound effects, from intimate work zones to expansive builds, capturing workers, machinery, and typical building activities around Stuttgart.
Denver suburban morning sound effects recorded from a third-floor apartment staircase across eight files at 32-bit/192kHz, featuring distant construction saws, cars, motorcycles, airplanes, voices, footsteps, and bird chirps.
City ambience sound effects covering busy traffic, crowded markets, shopping malls, metro stations, airports, schools, parks, suburban neighborhoods, construction sites, and thunderstorms, with morning and night variations in stereo.
Lagos traffic ambience sound effects recorded at 96kHz featuring bus stops, expressways, bridges, bus parks, and busy road junctions with vehicles, horns, walla, and sirens.
Construction site sound effects recorded in Indonesia at 192 kHz / 32-bit float, featuring layered daytime ambiences with hammering, grinder, cement mixer, gravel shoveling, motorbike pass-bys, and surrounding wildlife.
48 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Stereo, Surround, Ambisonic B.
A library of Spanish urban ambience sound effects, including traffic, construction, and pedestrian zones. Files are delivered in stereo, 5.1, 7.1.2, and original ambisonic formats.
Construction machinery sounds featuring angle grinders, jackhammers, and chop saws deliver realistic sound effects through 14 high-quality recordings totaling 863MB.
Recorded in binaural stereo, this collection features authentic construction sound effects, including drilling, hammering, and worker conversations, captured from a neighboring apartment renovation.
Various construction sound effects, including heavy machinery, power tools, worker communications, and truck movements, captured authentically during local repair work in the UK.
Atmospheric sound effects capture the essence of Northeast England, featuring urban recordings from Newcastle and Durham, including train stations, museums, and the iconic Tyne Bridge.
Professionally recorded and mastered stereo sound effects featuring 33 looping ambiences, captured using high-end equipment and carefully edited for seamless implementation.
Professionally captured with high-end equipment, this collection offers 33 stereo ambiences and sound effects, featuring seamlessly looping files recorded in pristine quality.
Professionally recorded and edited stereo ambiences featuring 33 seamless sound effects, captured using high-end equipment like Sound Devices and Sennheiser microphones.
Professional location ambiences and sound effects recorded with high-end equipment, featuring 33 stereo tracks that have been cleaned, edited, and seamlessly looped.
A building site is a background and a set of spot effects at the same time. The site ambiences give you the bed, with crews at work and demolition machinery rolling along under the scene. Then you pick out the hits that sell it, an Angle Grinder biting through metal or a nail gun firing, and drop them where the camera lands. Drilling and hammering get their own recordings from job sites and workshops. Swearing not included. For the heavy end, Excavator covers the diggers on their own. Building work next door is in there too, for scenes where the site is heard rather than seen.
