Access Control & Door Entry Installation

What we install

• Keypads, card and fob readers, and mobile credentials

• Electric strikes, maglocks and request-to-exit hardware

• Video intercoms and door stations for staffed entries

• Door position and forced-entry monitoring

• Schedules, so exterior doors unlock and lock themselves

• Cloud-managed platforms you can administer from a phone

• Integration with existing camera systems at entry points

Doors are life safety, not just hardware

A locked door has to release on the way out, every time, including when the power fails and when the fire alarm goes. That’s code, and it’s the part unlicensed installers get wrong. We work to egress and fire code requirements, and we coordinate with your alarm vendor where the systems have to talk.

Tied to the cameras

Access events and camera footage are far more useful together than apart. When a door opens at 2am, you want the credential that opened it and the video of it in the same place. We install both, so the timestamps line up and there’s one system to review rather than two.

Schools and offices with front-door control

For a school or a professional office, the common requirement is simple: the front door stays locked, a visitor presses a button, someone in the office sees and hears them, and releases the door from a desk. That’s a video intercom tied to a strike, and it’s one of the most cost-effective security upgrades available.