Goodyear makes it a public nuisance for a restaurant, hotel, dance hall, show, store or place of entertainment to play music so loudly it disturbs the peace. The section sets no decibel number and no fixed quiet hour, so we set maximum levels per zone and aim speakers away from neighbors.
Commercial audio visual company in Goodyear, AZ
Enzo Audio Visual is a commercial audio visual company in Goodyear 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 Goodyear rules that shape each job.
From Goodyear Civic Square to Ballpark Village.
What we install in Goodyear
Each link below covers one system in Goodyear: what we install, how a job goes and which local rules apply.
Sound and video
Commercial audioThe noise section sets no decibel number, just a rule against disturbing the peace.TV and video distributionSpring training brings a game a day, so bar TVs have to work from the first pitch.LED video wallsElectronic message displays are capped at 300 nits from dusk to dawn.Digital signage and menu boardsWindow signs cap at 25% of the glass, and drive-through menu boards have set limits.Conference room AVMeeting rooms where the call starts on time.Event audio and videoSound and screens for events and conferences.AV control systemsOne tablet or wall panel for TVs, music and lights.
Security and access
Networks and connectivity
Structured data cablingCat6 and fiber, labeled, tested and certified.Fiber optic installationFiber between floors, buildings and racks.Business WiFiCoverage planned room by room, patio included.Business phone systemsDesk and cordless phones on your own network.Backup internetA second connection for the day Cotton Lane or Loop 303 work cuts your line.
Checked November 2026
Before you install in Goodyear
Each rule below comes from the City of Goodyear or the State of Arizona, and each changes how we plan a job here. We check them before we quote.
A restaurant, bar or brewery that needs a Special Use Permit for live music or entertainment must file a noise study, lighting plan, floor plan, public safety plan and parking study. The permit is reviewed by City Council every year. The code does not say which uses trigger it, so ask the city first.
Electronic message displays must be static, dim automatically and stay under 300 nits from dusk to dawn, and must shut off between 10:00 p.m. and sunrise within 150 feet of single-family zoning. Video, animation and scrolling are prohibited on a monument sign display.
In commercial districts, window signs can cover at most 25% of the window, and a permanent window sign can't be animated or use an electronic message display. The sign article doesn't mention TVs, so we ask the city whether a looping screen near the glass counts.
Multi-tenant buildings need one fire key box for every four tenant suites. Keys in the box must be the manual type, and electronic cards need approval from the fire code official.
Source: City of Goodyear, City Code 5-2-1, IFC 506.3 and 506.5
Goodyear's commercial permit-exemption list has no low-voltage item, and the code text doesn't name AV, camera or cabling jobs either way. We put each job to the Building Safety Division before work starts, because starting before the permit is issued adds a fee.
Source: City of Goodyear, City Code 9-1-1 (IBC 105.2 and 109.4 amendments)
Goodyear permits at a glance
- Codes for new plans
- 2024 International Codes and the 2023 electrical code, effective June 23, 2026
- Fire code
- 2024 International Fire Code, effective April 23, 2026
- Low-voltage exemption
- None in the commercial exemption list. Ask Building Safety.
- Permit questions
- Building Safety Division, 623-932-3004. Inspections line, (623) 223-7962.
- Permit office
- 1900 North Civic Square, Goodyear, AZ 85395. Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM.
Where we work in Goodyear
Goodyear Civic Square (GSQ)
City hall, the library and a two-acre park sit at McDowell Road and 150th Drive, and the city says GSQ mixes fast-casual and high-end restaurants with sprawling patios. Those patios need zoned commercial audio aimed away from neighbors, and the bars need TVs on the right game.
Ballpark Village and Avion
Goodyear Ballpark is the spring training home of the Cleveland Guardians and Cincinnati Reds, and the Avion at Ballpark Village planned area, about 153 acres, sits at the northwest corner of Estrella Parkway and Elwood Street. The ballpark calls spring training peak season for game-day crowds, so businesses here lean on video distribution and guest WiFi.
Offices and meeting rooms
The city announced new GSQ tenants in April 2026 and expects more through 2027, and Civic Square holds a GEN1 office. Offices in the area need conference room AV, data cabling and controlled doors.
Cotton Lane and Loop 303
ADOT's four-year Loop 303 extension and the city's Cotton Lane rebuild mean years of road work around businesses. A backup internet line keeps your registers running if the main line goes down.
Questions about AV and security work in Goodyear
Is there a decibel limit for restaurant music in Goodyear?
Not in the noise section. City Code 11-1-8 sets no decibel number and no fixed quiet hour for restaurants or bars. It makes music a public nuisance when it is so loud it disturbs the peace, and it bans an unreasonably loud radio, stereo or TV indoors or out. We set a top volume on each zone and aim patio speakers away from neighbors.
Can I put a video screen in my storefront window in Goodyear?
A permanent window sign can't be animated or use an electronic message display, and window signs top out at 25% of the window in commercial districts. The ordinance doesn't mention TVs, so we ask the city before we hang a looping screen near the glass.
Which building code does Goodyear use?
The 2024 International Codes and the 2023 National Electrical Code, effective June 23, 2026. The 2024 fire code took effect April 23, 2026.
Who do I call about a permit in Goodyear?
The Building Safety Division at 623-932-3004. The Permit Division says to call that number first if you haven't talked with staff yet. Inspections are at (623) 223-7962.
What hours do you work?
Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. Call (602) 769-7992 or request service.
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