Service Highlights
- Cards, fobs and codes
- Electric strikes and magnetic locks
- Add and remove people without changing keys
- Entry records
- Fail-safe planning for power loss
Access control lets you decide who can enter which door and when, without collecting keys. For a small business it can be simpler than it sounds.
Who calls us about this
- A business has staff turnover and many keys in circulation.
- A shared office needs different access for different tenants.
- A building manager wants a record of entry.
- A small site wants to stop issuing physical keys.
How the visit goes
- We walk your doors and list who needs access to what.
- We propose readers, locks and a controller that suit your doors.
- We install and programme the system.
- We train the people who will manage it.
What we look at
- Doors and users
- Lock type per door
- Power and backup
- Exit rules
What affects the price
The number of doors, the type of locks and readers and whether wiring is needed.
Before you call
List your doors, your users and any special rules, such as hours of access.
Good to know
The biggest benefit of access control is not the cards; it is being able to end someone’s access in seconds. Plan for what happens at each door if the power fails, and make sure exit doors always allow people out. A simple system with a few doors is usually enough for a small business.
When this is not the right fix
Larger buildings or sites with complex security needs may require a specialist integrator. We will say so.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why choose access control over keys?
When someone leaves, you cancel their card. You do not need to collect keys or rekey the doors.
What happens when the power fails?
It depends on how each door is set up. Exit doors must always let people out.
Can staff share one code?
They can, but individual cards or codes give you records and let you remove one person at a time.