only pay for what you need.
INCLUDES MINOR REPAIRS WHILE INSPECTING.
No subscriptions or membership fees!
Camera
$65 ea.
Camera lens and hardware cleaning.
Hardware and mounting inspection.
Conduit/liquid tight inspection.
Report of cleaning and Inspection.
Photo documentation.
No contracts
Access control Doors
$97 ea.
Reader cleaning and testing.
Door lock inspection and testing.
Door Controller inspection.
Battery backup testing.
Report of cleaning and Inspection.
Photo documentation.
No contracts
The process.
Meet on site determine what services you need.
Collect maps of equipment locations if available.
Schedule service to be done.
Mapping of equipment is available as another service.
Clean and inspect equipment.
Do minor repairs. (caulk and tighten equipment.)
Test locks, readers and door performance.
Document service provided per initial meeting.
Meet and review inspection report. Determine next steps.
Client repair - we repair - partnership.
Share documented repair and review.
Sign off
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See Facts below.
Video Surveillance System
More Than 8 in 10 Campuses Use Their Security Cameras Daily, 2024 Video Surveillance Survey Finds
True campus safety is a daily commitment, not just a one-time checklist. (Campus Safety Magazine)
A proactive, preventative maintenance program should involve a comprehensive, year-round schedule of inspections and repairs that goes beyond simple seasonal checks. It requires trained personnel who are not only skilled in their trade but also acutely aware of their role in the broader campus safety ecosystem. Taking on this mindset transforms a basic maintenance checklist into a living, breathing safety plan that protects everyone on campus.
According to Campus Safety Magizine.
Our 2017 Access Control Survey found that a third of you rate your card access control maintenance issues as somewhat to extremely challenging.
Security System Maintenance
Hospitals, schools and universities must develop systems and processes to track when their protection technologies require repairs.
(According to Campus Safety Magazine.)
