Service Highlights
- Keypad, Card Reader, and Fob Systems
- Electric Strike & Maglock Integration
- Audit Trails & Employee Access Tracking
- Cloud-Based or Local Management Options
- Integration with Automatic Door Operators
- Professional Wiring and Installation
Better Control for Business Doors
Access control systems provide modern security solutions that go far beyond traditional keys. Whether you need to secure a single sensitive IT room with a keypad or manage hundreds of employee fobs across a large corporate campus, iProtect Locksmith delivers tailored commercial security.
We help you manage who can enter your building, track when they enter, and easily revoke access if a keycard is lost or an employee leaves.
Comprehensive Hardware Integration
An access control system depends on reliable physical door hardware as well as electronics. We assess door closing and electric-strike alignment within our scope and identify when electrical, fire-safety, accessibility, or building professionals should review regulated requirements.
- Electronic Entry: Keypads, proximity card readers, and biometric scanners.
- Locking Hardware: Heavy-duty electric strikes, magnetic locks (maglocks), and electrified crash bars.
- Physical Door Control: Commercial door closers to ensure the door actually shuts behind an employee before the lock engages.
How Our Installation Works
We start with a thorough site survey. We examine the specific doors, the current mechanical hardware, the traffic level, and your access management needs. We then provide a clear, detailed proposal explaining your hardware options and the total installation price before any work begins.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I manage an access control system from my phone?
Yes, many modern access control systems offer cloud-based management. You can add or revoke employee fobs, set schedules, and view entry logs remotely from a smartphone app or web dashboard.
Do you install electric strikes on existing doors?
Absolutely. We specialize in retrofitting electric strikes and magnetic locks onto existing aluminum glass storefronts and commercial steel doors.
What happens to the access system during a power outage?
We install battery backups with our access control systems to ensure doors remain secure and operational during short power outages. Systems can also be configured to 'fail-safe' (unlock) or 'fail-secure' (remain locked) depending on fire code requirements.