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Assess · Prioritize · Modernize
A door-by-door security assessment of your building, turned into a phased upgrade plan that spends budget where the risk actually is.
Most commercial buildings run on security that accumulated instead of being designed: hardware from three tenants ago, keys nobody can count, one great lock next to a hollow door. An upgrade project starts by seeing the whole picture — then fixing it in the order that matters, not the order a salesman prefers.
The Assessment
We walk every opening in the building and score it: door and frame condition, hinge exposure, lock grade and function, key control, exit hardware, closers, lighting and any existing electronics. You get a written findings list ranked by risk, with a price beside each fix — no obligation to do any of it with us.
A Typical Phased Plan
| Phase | Focus | Typical Scope |
|---|---|---|
| 1 — Critical | Stop the open doors | Rekey everything, fix failed locks, secure exterior openings |
| 2 — Control | Who gets in where | Restricted keyway or master system; access control on shared doors |
| 3 — Hardening | Raise the attack cost | High security cylinders, reinforced strikes, alarmed exits |
| 4 — Convenience | Run it smoothly | Mobile credentials, remote unlock, scheduled maintenance |
Migrating from Keys to Access Control
You don't flip a building overnight — and shouldn't
The migrations that stick start with the doors everyone shares — main entry, warehouse man-door, break room to back-of-house — while individual offices stay keyed under a master system. Each phase pays for itself in eliminated rekeys before the next begins. We plan the wiring, hardware and credentials so nothing installed in phase one gets thrown away in phase three.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does a commercial security assessment cover?
Every opening: door and frame condition, lock grade, key control, exit hardware, closers and any existing access control — delivered as a written, prioritized upgrade list.
Do we have to upgrade everything at once?
No — most businesses phase it: critical exterior doors first, then interior and convenience upgrades. The assessment orders the work by risk so budget goes where it matters.
Is it worth moving from keys to access control?
If you have regular turnover, several doors or after-hours staff, usually yes — the payback shows up in eliminated rekeys and real audit trails.
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One walk-through, one written plan, zero pressure — you'll know exactly where your building stands.