CCTV across lobbies, lifts and car parks, access control and intercom that the building manager administers from one place, Wi-Fi in common areas and certified cabling in the risers — installed as one system and supported under one agreement your committee can budget for.
A building runs on a dozen systems and usually a dozen vendors. We design around the people who have to run it: the manager, the concierge and the committee.
Residents, tenants, cleaners and contractors come and go on fobs and codes that the manager can issue and revoke from one place, with an audit trail for the committee.
Video intercom at the entry answered by the concierge or by residents on their phones, so the door is not propped open for couriers.
Footage from lobbies, lifts, stairwells and the car park is there when the manager or police ask for it, within the retention period the committee agreed.
Number-plate recognition at the boom gate, so tenants drive in without a card and visitor parking is enforceable.
Cameras across lobbies, lifts, stairwells, perimeters and car parks, with remote viewing for the manager and storage sized to retention.
Security & access →Readers, fobs and door controllers for entries, common areas and tenancies, administered from one console.
Security & access →Door stations and indoor units or app answering for residents and the concierge desk.
Security & access →Number-plate recognition integrated with boom gates and the access system.
Security & access →Coverage for lobbies, amenities and back-of-house, managed centrally and separate from tenant networks.
Internet & Wi-Fi →Cat6/6A and fibre in the risers, tested and documented, so the next contractor knows what is there.
Structured cabling →New build: systems designed from the drawings. Existing: cameras, controllers, intercom and cabling audited and reported.
One crew for cabling, cameras, doors and intercom, scheduled around residents and tenants.
Every camera, door and station verified with the manager; user access and retention set.
Remote monitoring, user changes on request and a service agreement the committee has approved.
Most buildings we take on already have systems from several installers. We audit what is there, keep what is serviceable, bring the rest to one standard and hand the manager as-built documentation the building never had. Access credentials are changed and recorded at takeover.
Tell us the site, what has to work and when. An engineer will come back to you within one business day.
