Entries that match the building
Lobby doors, stairwells, amenity rooms, gates, and elevators each get the reader, lock, and schedule that fit that opening.
Access
Door Access Systems
Control who comes through the door, the gate, and the lobby — and give staff a record of it.
We design door and gate access around how people actually move through a property: residents, staff, vendors, and guests. Readers, video intercoms, and credentials are planned with the cable and the network, not bolted on after.
Visitor and resident flow
Video intercom, mobile credentials, and temporary passes so the front door is not a clipboard and a radio.
Tied to cameras and alarms
An unlock, a forced door, or an after-hours entry can sit next to the camera that saw it.
On the work order
What the install includes.
- Controllers, readers, and electrified door hardware
- Video intercoms and property entry panels
- Mobile, card, fob, and PIN credentials
- Gate operators tied into the same access rules
- Schedules, holidays, and lockdown groupings
- Staff training and as-built documentation
Certified platforms used on this work
- ButterflyMX
- ProdataKey
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Walk the site
Entries, closets, pathways, and the way the property is staffed.
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Design the system
One set of drawings for access, video, alarm, cable, and network.
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Install and test
Devices landed on certified cable, with the results written down.
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Train the staff
The people who run the building leave knowing how to use it.
Tell us about the property.
A short note on the building, the county, and what you need is enough to start. We will follow up about a walk-through.