Phoenix Commercial Security FAQ

Readers at each controlled door, an electrified lock or strike, a door position switch, a request-to-exit device, a controller and the software you use to add people and set schedules. Credentials can be cards, fobs or phones.

Yes. We survey what's installed, and many current platforms can show door events next to your camera video. If the existing cameras are worth keeping, we keep them.

Yes. Much of our work is for managers of office, industrial, retail, multifamily and HOA properties. We schedule around tenants and residents and document every door and device for your files.

The Phoenix Fire Department requires automatic vehicle gates at residential and commercial properties to have a fire department key switch on both sides of the gate.

Commercial properties across the city, including Downtown Phoenix, Midtown, the Camelback Corridor, the Sky Harbor area, Deer Valley and Desert Ridge.

Usually. Most commercial doors can take an electric strike, an electrified lever or exit device, or a mag lock where code allows. We check each frame and the existing hardware during the survey.

The Phoenix Police Department says a permit is required for alarm systems, whether or not they are monitored by an alarm company. Activations without a permit can be assessed a fee.

Often, yes. Many current platforms show door events next to camera video, so you can see who badged in and what happened at the door at the same time.

You do. We hand over admin credentials and documentation so you are never locked into one installer to make changes.