Commercial audio visual company in Chandler, AZ

Enzo Audio Visual is a commercial audio visual company in Chandler that designs, installs and services sound, video, security and network systems for restaurants, bars, offices and warehouses. Below are the systems we install here and the Chandler rules that change how we plan them.

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A restaurant patio at dusk with string lights, a shaded bar and an outdoor TV

From Downtown Chandler patios to Price Corridor offices.

What we install in Chandler

Pick a system to see how the job goes in Chandler and which local rules apply to it.

Checked November 2026

Before you install in Chandler

Each rule below comes from the City of Chandler. We check them before we quote, because they change how a job is planned.

Patio speakers

Under Ordinance 5174, adopted October 12, 2026, patio speakers that play only background music, prerecorded music or TV audio no longer trigger an Entertainment Use Permit on their own. Live music, DJs or karaoke where alcohol is sold can still need one near homes, using the city's distances of 600 feet from residential zoning, or 1,320 feet when the entertainment is outdoors. The city's own permit checklist still shows the old wording, so we confirm with Planning. Patio speaker noise also can't exceed the ambient noise at the commercial property line.

Source: City of Chandler, Ordinance No. 5174 (adopted Oct. 12, 2026), Sec. 35-305(4)

Screens in windows

Chandler's sign code counts any display visible beyond the property that names or advertises a business as a sign. A promo screen facing out a window can count, so we check it before we hang it.

Source: City of Chandler, Ordinance 5075, Sec. 39-3

Lit sign permits

An illuminated sign permit costs 2.5% of the job's valuation plus $0.25 per square foot, plus a $60 electrical inspection, and every sign is inspected after it goes up.

Source: City of Chandler, Sign Permit Checklist (2026)

Key fobs and the key box

If your doors use key fobs or cards, Chandler Fire wants a numeric keypad on at least one entrance, every fob and card in the key box, and new keys or fobs whenever the locks change.

Source: Chandler Fire, Key Box Requirements

Emergency radio coverage

Buildings over three stories, with 45,000 square feet or more on any one floor, or with a basement of 250 square feet or more need in-building radio coverage for emergency responders.

Source: City of Chandler amendments to the 2024 codes, Sec. 28-17 (IFC 510.1)

Rooftop equipment

Chandler requires mechanical equipment to be concealed or screened as part of the building, for example by a parapet at least as tall as the equipment. Before we mount a Starlink dish or antenna on a roof, we ask Planning whether it counts.

Source: City of Chandler, Ordinance 5075, Sec. 35-1902(5)(c)

Chandler permits at a glance

Codes for new plans: 2024 International Codes and the 2023 electrical code, for plans submitted on or after July 1, 2025
Low-voltage exemption: None added by Chandler. The Building Official can exempt work similar to the listed items.
Building questions: Plan Reviewer of the Day, 480-782-3078. Inspections, 480-782-3100.
Signs and entertainment permits: Planning, 215 E. Buffalo St., 480-782-3050
Key boxes: Chandler Fire, 480-782-2120

Where we work in Chandler

Downtown Chandler

Shops, galleries, restaurants and offices ring Dr. A.J. Chandler Park, next to the historic San Marcos Resort. Patios here need speaker placement and level control planned with the city's noise rules in mind. See commercial audio in Chandler.

The Price Corridor

The city counts about 41,620 jobs along Loop 101 and 202, with employers like Intel, Wells Fargo and Microchip. Offices here need meeting rooms, data cabling and controlled doors.

Restaurants and bars across town

Most of our restaurant and bar work combines TVs and video distribution, zoned sound, guest WiFi and cameras on one network, planned room by room.

Retail and service businesses

Shops need security cameras, WiFi for card readers and sometimes digital signage, which Chandler may treat as a sign if it faces outside.

Questions about AV and security work in Chandler

Do I need a permit for patio speakers at my Chandler restaurant?

Not for background music, prerecorded music or TV audio alone, since Chandler adopted Ordinance 5174 on October 12, 2026. An Entertainment Use Permit can still apply to live music, DJs or karaoke near residential zoning where alcohol is sold, and patio speaker noise can't exceed the ambient noise at the commercial property line. Planning answers questions at 480-782-3050.

Does a TV in my front window count as a sign in Chandler?

It can. Chandler counts any display visible beyond the property that names or advertises a business as a sign. A screen showing the game to people inside is a different case from one advertising to the street, so we check with Planning before we hang a screen that faces out.

Which building code does Chandler use?

For plans submitted on or after July 1, 2025, the 2024 International Codes and the 2023 National Electrical Code, with Chandler's own amendments.

What does Chandler Fire need if we add key fobs?

A numeric keypad on at least one entrance, every fob and card in the key box, and new keys or fobs given to Chandler Fire whenever the locks change. Their number is 480-782-2120.

What hours do you work?

Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. Call (602) 769-7992 or request service.

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