Fix the gate first so it actually closes and only residents open it, then add cameras with good low-light performance covering the entry, the ramps and every row. If break-ins keep happening after hours, add AI monitoring so an operator speaks to anyone who tailgates in and calls Glendale PD. That combination works in garages from Tropico to the towers on Central. We inspect the gate and garage on a free site survey.

Yes. Old phone-line intercoms in Glendale courtyard buildings fail constantly. We replace them with a video intercom at the gate that calls residents' phones, lets them see who is there and open the gate from anywhere. Residents also get fobs or phone credentials, and the manager adds and removes people from a browser. It works with most existing gate operators. We confirm compatibility during the free site survey.

Cameras usually do not. Access control can, when it changes hardware on fire-rated or exit doors or adds maglocks, because the City of Glendale Building and Safety wants to see that exits release on fire alarm and power loss. Gate operator changes can also need review. We design to those rules, pull the permit when it is required and give the board the documentation. It starts with a 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.