A video intercom is the difference between opening a gate for a voice and opening it for a face you've actually seen. We install single stations for a house and directory panels for multi-tenant sites, tied into the gate operator so entry is both seen and logged — and specified so it still works if the internet doesn't, since a locked-out visitor at 6am is not an acceptable outcome.
Glendale runs one of the stricter hillside ordinances in the county, and much of the city north of the 134 sits inside it: grading for gate footings, retaining walls — capped near five feet of exposed height, three at most in succession — and any fence over three feet visible from the street all draw design review there. We build the submittal to the hillside standard, not the flatland one, when the parcel calls for it.
Glendale access control is multifamily-heavy: intercom directories, per-unit credentials, tenant access tied to move-outs and garage-gate readers, alongside video intercoms and app entry for hillside homes.
A video intercom is the difference between opening a gate for a voice and opening it for a face you've actually seen. We install single stations for a house and directory panels for multi-tenant sites, tied into the gate operator so entry is both seen and logged — and specified so it still works if the internet doesn't, since a locked-out visitor at 6am is not an acceptable outcome.
Entry points, unit count, and what power and network reach the mount point.
Station type, directory needs and gate integration, specified in writing.
Mounted, wired, tied to the operator and tested end to end.
You're shown how to answer, add users, and manage the directory yourself.
Scoped to your property, not a flat per-item rate. These are the factors that move the number, in the order they usually matter.
Yes. Every system we install includes phone and app answering, set up so you can see and let someone in from anywhere.
The intercom and gate integration are specified to keep working locally, so a dropped connection doesn't lock out a visitor.
Usually yes. We check the operator and safety devices first, then wire the intercom to trigger it.
Name, phone and ZIP. We walk it before we price it.
We protect people, property, and peace.
