Hospitality security is a balancing act: real safety, real evidence when something happens, and a building that still feels welcoming. We design for turnover — tenants change, guests change, staff change — so access and coverage keep up without a locksmith every month.
Multi-unit buildings live or die on the common areas: the front door, the mail room, the lot, the laundry. Tenant access on fobs or phones instead of keys, exterior and corridor coverage, and a log that tells the property manager who let the stranger in. When a tenant leaves, their credential dies that afternoon.
Residential above, retail below, a shared garage underneath: one camera system, one access platform, and separate permissions so the condo board sees its floors, the retail tenant sees its bay, and building management sees all of it. Elevator and garage control included.
Storefronts, cafés, food service and vending banks inside or beside your properties: coverage on cash handling and back doors, temperature and door alerts on walk-ins, and eyes on the unattended equipment that gets hit at 2 a.m.
Lobby, corridors, parking, pool and loading — plus remote monitoring for cabins, seasonal properties and sites with no night staff. Alerts go to whoever is on call, with the clip attached, so a 3 a.m. door event is a phone notification instead of a morning surprise.
Smart locks with per-booking codes that expire at checkout, exterior cameras on the entry and driveway, and privacy-safe noise and occupancy sensors that flag the party before the neighbor does. Nothing indoors, everything disclosed — the way the platforms require.
No, and we won't. We cover the exterior only — entry, driveway, parking — and use privacy-safe noise and occupancy sensors indoors that record decibel levels, not audio. The major platforms prohibit indoor cameras and require disclosure of exterior ones, and we supply the documentation for your listing.
Smart locks and readers with credentials that match the stay: per-booking codes that expire at checkout for short-term rentals, fobs or phone credentials for apartments that die the day a tenant moves out. Everything is revocable from a laptop, no locksmith.
Yes. Cabins, seasonal properties, hotels after the front desk closes and any remote site can route alerts — a forced door, a camera offline, a cooler warming up — to whoever is on call, with the clip attached.
Yes. One camera and access platform with separate permission sets: the board sees its floors, the retail tenant sees its bay, management sees all of it. Garage gates and elevator floor control ride on the same platform.
The common areas: front entry and lobby, corridors, package and mail rooms, laundry, parking and plate capture at the lot. Never inside units. Tenant credentials are managed per unit so turnover doesn't mean rekeying.
Site walk first. Quote second. One vendor for cameras, doors and the network after that.