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Who gets into your building — and when

Keys don’t scale and they don’t log anything. We install door access and intercom systems that let you grant, revoke, and audit access from your phone.

UniFi Access reader on a glass storefront door frame showing the face-recognition prompt
Access reader with face unlock, glass storefront entry
UniFi Access reader installed beside a steel exterior door with a lever handle
Access reader on a steel exterior door
Altronix power cabinet next to three UniFi Access hubs on a wire cable tray and a wireless access point
Power cabinet, door hubs, and access point in the equipment room

What we install

  • Door access you own — badge, PIN, and phone unlock; schedules per door and per person; every entry logged. We prefer UniFi Access when the rest of the building is on UniFi, and we install the platform that already fits if you have one.
  • Video intercoms— see and buzz in visitors and deliveries from a phone, whether you’re at the front desk or off-site.
  • Door hardware done right — electric strikes and maglocks with request-to-exit and the fail-safe / fail-secure behavior the opening actually needs.
  • We also handle alarm and intrusion sensors as part of an integrated system when the project calls for it — never as a standalone alarm-company pitch.

The problem with keys

An employee leaves and a physical key leaves with them — so you either re-key the building or accept the risk. With access control, that departure is a thirty-second revoke. And when something goes missing, the door log and the cameras tell one story instead of nothing.

One system with your cameras and network

Door events belong next to the video that shows them, on the same network, with one contractor responsible for all of it working together. No per-door monthly software fee on the systems we typically spec — you buy the hardware, you own it.

Typical projects

A 2–4 door office after a lost master key, a medical suite that needs after-hours cleaning access without handing out keys, a warehouse man-door plus dock, or a multi-tenant glass storefront that still takes deliveries. Not sure if keys are still fine? That’s a ten-minute conversation — call (208) 250-1154.

From the blog

Keys hanging from the lock of a clean glass office door beside a newly mounted badge reader.

Access Control vs. Keys: When a Small Office Should Finally Make the Switch

Re-keying, lost masters, and after-hours cleaners add up fast. Here's when a 2–4 door access system beats keys for a 10–50 person Boise office — and what drives the cost.

Person seen from behind holding a phone to a slim black card reader beside an office door in a sunlit hallway.

Cloud vs. On-Prem Access Control: Which One Fits a Small Commercial Building?

An installer's honest comparison of cloud access control vs on premise for small commercial buildings — UniFi Access vs Verkada and Brivo, offline behavior, and 5-year cost.

Video intercom station mounted on the frame of a locked commercial glass storefront door in afternoon sun.

Video Intercoms for Commercial Buildings: Buzzing People In Without a Front Desk

How commercial video intercoms let you see, talk to, and unlock for visitors from a phone — plus retrofit wiring, multi-tenant directories, and what your door needs.

Gloved hands fitting an electric strike into a routed aluminum storefront door frame with a tool bag on the floor below

Electric Strike vs. Maglock: How Commercial Doors Get Wired

Electric strikes, maglocks, and electrified levers explained in plain terms — fail-safe vs. fail-secure, fire code basics, and what a door retrofit actually involves.

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Get an access control quote

Tell us what you’re working with and we’ll come walk the building. Prefer the phone? Call (208) 250-1154.