Replace the shared keypad code with individual fobs or phone credentials, add a door-position sensor that alerts the office when a gate is held open, and put a camera on each entry. Each resident's credential can be revoked at move-out. Properties in Valencia and Canyon Country switch to this every month. Free site survey.

Yes. A video intercom at the lobby or gate lets residents see and admit visitors and delivery drivers from their phone, with an audit log for the manager. It also cuts the propped-door problem because nobody has to run down to let someone in. We handle the cabling and the gate operator tie-in. Free survey.

Low-voltage camera wiring generally does not need a City of Santa Clarita permit; gate hardware and fire-door work can. Cameras belong in common areas only, never pointed into units, and posting notice is good practice. We recommend a short resident letter, and we draft one with your manager during the free site survey.

Cameras at the mailroom and every entry, access control that stops tailgating, and a package room on its own reader. Video is available to management in seconds when something goes missing.

Yes. Cloud-managed access lets management add residents, deactivate fobs and open doors for vendors from a phone, with a log of every event.

Yes. AI camera monitoring watches the garage and lot after hours, warns intruders off over speakers and escalates verified break-ins to police.