Keypad & Fob Entry
Replace keys with individual credentials, and see exactly who entered and when.
What Goes Wrong
The difference between a working access control system and a frustrating one comes down to setup decisions made on day one.
A system installed without battery backup or a mechanical override leaves every user locked out the moment power fails.
Each entry point is configured with battery backup or a key override so a power cut never means a lockout.
Programming one PIN for all users defeats the purpose, there is no way to revoke access for one person without changing it for everyone.
Each person gets their own PIN, card, or fob so one credential can be removed without affecting any other user.
Fitting the hardware without confirming the log is recording means you have no record of who entered or when from day one.
The installer confirms the entry log is recording correctly before the job closes, so the history starts immediately.
Covering only the front door leaves a gated driveway or detached garage on a separate, unmanaged lock, a common gap in Houston properties.
All entry points, front door, gate, garage, are managed from one control panel with consistent credentials and schedules.
What’s Covered
One system can cover a single front door or every entry point on the property, the scope is set at the estimate stage.
A PIN-based reader fitted at the door or gate, with per-user codes that can be added or removed without changing hardware.
A card or fob reader paired with an electric strike or magnetic lock, each credential is tied to one person and one schedule.
Phone-based entry lets an authorized user open a door remotely, useful for letting in a contractor or delivery without sharing a code.
Front door, side gate, and detached garage all managed from one control panel with unified user credentials and access schedules.
A time-stamped record of every entry event, showing which credential was used and at which door, viewable from the control panel or app.
Credentials are set to work only during defined hours, useful for cleaners, contractors, or tenants with fixed schedules.
Replaces the existing door strike to work with electronic credentials.
Holds the door closed with an electromagnetic force until a valid credential is presented.
Central unit that manages all credentials, schedules, and entry points.
Frame, strike, and lock assessed before any hardware is ordered.
Why Choose Us
The install is only part of the job, how the handover is handled determines whether the system actually works for you long term.
You receive an itemized quote listing every component and its cost before any work is scheduled.
We connect you with independent local partners who visit, quote, and complete the work at your property.
Before leaving, the installer walks you through the control panel, app, and how to add or remove user codes.
After the job closes, we follow up to confirm the entry log is recording and all credentials respond correctly.
The number of entry points, access methods, and hardware are agreed in writing, no surprises on the day.
The Process
01
Share your property details and entry points so we can arrange a local installer to visit and quote the job in writing.
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You receive an itemized estimate covering hardware, access methods, and labor before any installation is booked.
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The installer fits the hardware, programs credentials, verifies the entry log, and walks you through managing the system.
Pricing Estimates
| Job | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Basic access control point | $500-$1,500 |
| Multi-door small system | $1,500-$4,000 |
| Larger commercial-style system | $4,000-$10,000 |
Send us your property details and we’ll arrange a local installer to visit and provide a free itemized estimate, components and price in writing before anything is booked.