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Commercial audio visual company in Avondale, AZ

Enzo Audio Visual is a commercial audio visual company in Avondale that designs, installs and services sound, TVs, cameras, door access and networks for restaurants, bars, offices and warehouses. This page covers what we do here and the Avondale rules that shape a job before it starts.

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From The BLVD to Old Town Avondale.

Checked November 2026

Before you install in Avondale

These come from the City of Avondale and the State of Arizona. Each one changes how we plan a job here, so we check them before we quote.

Loud music

Avondale makes unreasonably loud, disturbing and unnecessary noise a misdemeanor. The section gives no decibel limit and no quiet hours. It names a radio or sound system played loudly enough to disturb people in a home, hotel, office or shop.

Source: City of Avondale, City Code 15-11

The BLVD outdoor music

In The BLVD, outdoor concert facilities and outdoor commercial recreation or entertainment uses in the Gateway and Park Avenue subdistricts may play music, but not between 11:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. Dance floors must close when the bar closes. This is the code text we read; the section was amended April 6, 2026.

Source: City of Avondale, City Code 28-91

Screen signs

Avondale lists variable message signs as prohibited unless the sign code explicitly allows them. Allowed ones must be static, with no video or animation, change no more than once every eight seconds, and dim automatically.

Source: City of Avondale, City Code 28-201 and 28-197

Screens near windows

A sign inside a building within six feet of the window and meant to attract people outside counts as a window sign.

Source: City of Avondale, City Code 28-15

Avondale permits at a glance

Codes for new plans
2024 International Codes and the 2023 electrical code, effective January 1, 2026
Fire code
2024 International Fire Code with Avondale amendments, adopted by Council July 6, 2026
Low-voltage exemption
None listed. Avondale's NEC amendments don't touch the communications articles.
Building questions
Building Services, (623) 333-4000, 11465 W. Civic Center Dr. Apply online through Accela.
Planning
Lead Senior Planner, (623) 333-4030, listed by the city for zoning text amendments

Where we work in Avondale

The BLVD

The city calls The BLVD, south of I-10 and Avondale Boulevard, its main entrance and direct corridor to Phoenix Raceway, and the FY 2026-27 city budget funds more parking for new restaurants and entertainment. Bars and restaurants here need TV and video distribution and zoned sound that hold up under a crowd.

Phoenix Raceway and the I-10 corridor

Phoenix Raceway is at 7602 Jimmie Johnson Dr. Race weekends and other events create event audio and video work, and the freeway construction nearby is a good reason to add backup internet.

Old Town Avondale

Old Town had street reconstruction this year, the budget funds an Old Town Plaza, and signs in the Old Town Avondale Business district follow its design guide. Shops and restaurants here should check digital signage and LED walls against the sign code before they buy a screen.

Offices and shops across town

Offices need meeting rooms and control systems that staff can run without calling anyone. Retail shops add cameras and WiFi for card readers.

Questions about AV and security work in Avondale

Is there a decibel limit for patio music in Avondale?

Not in the noise section we read. Avondale makes unreasonably loud noise a misdemeanor and names sound systems that disturb people nearby, with no number and no quiet hours. In The BLVD, outdoor entertainment uses must stop music from 11:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m.

Can I put a TV or LED screen in my window in Avondale?

It depends on what the screen is doing. A sign inside the building within six feet of the window and meant to attract people outside counts as a window sign, capped at 25 percent of the window. Screen signs also fall under the variable message sign rules. We ask Planning before we hang one.

Which building code does Avondale use?

The 2024 International Codes and the 2023 National Electrical Code, with Avondale amendments, effective January 1, 2026. The 2024 International Fire Code was adopted separately on July 6, 2026.

Does low-voltage cabling need a permit in Avondale?

Avondale's list of permit-exempt electrical work doesn't include low-voltage wiring, but the city hasn't said in writing that it needs one. We call Building Services at (623) 333-4000 before we quote.

What hours do you work?

Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. Call (602) 769-7992 or request service to set up a site walkthrough.

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