Doors and intercoms — controlled, logged, and revocable in seconds.
Keys get lost, copied, and forgotten. Credentials can be revoked and reissued instantly — no rekeying. We install commercial access control on Paxton and UniFi Access — managed remotely, logged to the second, and re-issuable in the time it takes to make a coffee.
Lost keys and old fobs are a liability you don't notice until something goes wrong. We install UniFi and Paxton access control that revokes instantly when someone leaves, keeps a clear log of who went where and when, and scales from a single door to a multi-site setup without starting over.
Walk every door, assess frame and hardware, identify controller locations, and plan cable routes before any work begins.
UniFi or Paxton door controllers, card readers, and electric strikes or mag-locks fitted and cabled to standard.
Fobs, cards, or mobile credentials issued and assigned per user — with access groups so people only get to where they need to be.
Time-based rules configured per door and per user group — contractors, cleaners, and staff on different schedules.
User list, access group config, admin credentials, door test sign-off, and a full software handover — logged in, walked through, and ready for you to manage day one.
Physical keys are an HR headache, a security risk, and a compliance gap. Electronic access control solves all three — and gives you an audit trail you can pull on demand.
A revoked card or fob takes 5 seconds. A re-cut key for the whole building takes a week and a locksmith.
Time-stamped audit logs of every door event are a click away. Exportable to CSV for HR investigations and insurance claims.
Time-restricted credentials let them in only during scheduled hours. Revoke when the contract ends, no key-collection awkwardness.
One platform, one credential, one login — whether it's a fire door, a main entrance, or a side entrance. Federated across multiple sites if needed.
Every project follows the same path — so you know what's coming, when it's coming, and what we hand over at the end.
Walk each door, assess frame and hardware, identify controller locations, and plan cable routes.
Controller spec, reader type, credential format (fob, card, or mobile), access groups, and an itemised quote.
Cable pulls, controller mounting, reader fitting, and door hardware.
User credentials, access groups, time schedules, door-held alerts, and anti-passback all set up and tested.
User list, access group config, admin credentials, door test sign-off, and a full software handover — logged in, walked through, and ready for you to manage day one.
The questions that come up on most calls. Anything else, just ask — we'd rather over-explain than under-deliver.
Wi-Fi, network infrastructure, structured cabling, CCTV, access control, and connectivity — designed and installed as one connected system, not six separate vendors.
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Dead zones and dropped calls usually trace back to one access point doing the job of three. We survey the building first, then design coverage around how it's actually used — not a generic box-count.
A network is only as reliable as the switch it runs through. We install managed switching and VLANs that separate what matters from what doesn't, so one bad cable doesn't take the whole site down.
A patch panel that's a mess of unlabelled cable is a problem waiting to surface at the worst time. We run structured cabling that's documented from day one, so faults get traced in minutes, not hours.
A camera that's been pointed at the wrong angle since installation isn't security, it's decoration. We design coverage that actually catches what matters, with footage you can pull up in seconds when it counts.
A master key that's been copied a dozen times isn't access control, it's a liability. We fit systems that show exactly who went where and when, with no spare keys floating around.
A site running on a single broadband line with no failover is one outage away from a full stop. We design connectivity with the right circuit and a backup path, so the internet going down doesn't take the business with it.
