Yes, on every door that matters. We put readers on the front entry, the shop man door and the yard gate, and keep a mechanical override for fire and lockout. Each employee gets a fob or phone credential you can cancel in seconds when they leave, which beats re-keying a tilt-up on Easy Street every time there is turnover. The site survey is free.

Usually yes, because it involves low-voltage wiring and, on exit doors, life-safety hardware. The City of Simi Valley Building & Safety Division reviews it, and Ventura County Fire has a say on egress and fire-alarm release. We draw the door schedule, pull the permit, and meet the inspector, so you are not learning the code the hard way.

Yes. Cloud access control lets the property manager control the lobby, elevators and common doors while each tenant manages their own suite from a phone. That is how most newer offices on the Tapo Canyon corridor and near the Town Center operate, and it stops the Monday re-key routine. We set up the roles so nobody sees more than they should.

Yes for most buildings. Every exterior door, suite door and gate can be on a reader, and lost credentials are deactivated in seconds instead of re-keying. Mechanical keys stay as an emergency override.

Yes. Cloud-managed systems let you add or remove people, set schedules and unlock a door for a delivery from your phone, from anywhere.

Yes. We tie door events to camera views so every badge-in or forced-door alert shows the matching video clip.