Sonance Installer

Sonance is built around one idea: a speaker should disappear into the room. Grilles are paintable to match a ceiling or wall, edges are trimless on several models, and the goal is a finished surface that does not read as a speaker at all until it is playing. That focus makes Sonance a common choice for great rooms, primary suites, and any space where a client cares about how the room looks as much as how it sounds. The landscape line extends the same idea outdoors, with speakers built to sit in planting beds or mount discreetly near a patio rather than stand out as visible boxes. Sonance is not a budget line, it is chosen specifically when disappearing into the space matters as much as the sound itself.

We wire Sonance speakers back to a proper equipment location and pair them with an amplifier sized for the room, rather than running them off whatever is convenient. Indoors, Sonance usually goes into great rooms, primary suites, and offices where a clean ceiling or wall matters, in-ceiling and in-wall models chosen to match the paint or trim already in the room. Outdoors, the landscape line goes in around patios, pools, and yards, run on direct burial wire planned during structured wiring or retrofitted at the same time as other outdoor work. Folded into a Control4 system, every Sonance zone appears alongside lighting, climate, and security on the same keypads and app, so a backyard zone can join the same scene as the kitchen and great room.

Outdoor living carries more weight here than almost anywhere else in the country, and Sonance's landscape line is built for exactly that. Speakers sit low in planting beds around a pool or ramada, wired underground, so a backyard becomes a real audio zone instead of a single speaker propped near the grill. We plan landscape wire runs during structured wiring on new builds in Queen Creek and Gilbert, and we retrofit them on existing patios where trenching or existing conduit makes it practical. Because Phoenix-area patios function as a living room for most of the year, a backyard Sonance zone often gets used more than any single room inside the house, and it is worth wiring properly rather than adding as an afterthought.