Lock and Tech USA is a New York security installer working out of Brooklyn. We put in access control, security cameras, alarms and intercoms. The people doing the work are on our own staff, not subcontractors. Accesscontrolsystemsnyc.com is about one part of that work: access control for apartment buildings, co-ops, offices and storefronts across the five boroughs. That runs from the first walkthrough to repairs on a system that's years old. Our main site, lockandtech.com, covers cameras, alarms and everything else we do.
Access control in New York usually means fitting it into a building that was never designed for it. About four in ten homes here went up before 1940. A job there often starts with plaster, a masonry shaft and the question of where a cable can run. About half of New Yorkers live in buildings of 20 or more apartments. In those buildings one entrance becomes a lobby, a package room, a roof door and a laundry room, each with its own rule. We also work in office suites in Midtown, storefronts behind a glass front door, medical and dental offices, warehouses, and buildings run by management companies with several addresses. From Brooklyn, a technician usually reaches you in 20 to 40 minutes on weekdays, up to an hour in heavy traffic.
The technician who walks your doors opens each one and checks the frame and the existing lock. They also find where power can come from and trace a route for the cable. What they find becomes your written plan and price.
The installers are on our staff. They pull the cable and mount controllers, readers and locks. They finish one opening before starting the next, so the rest of the building stays in use. Each door gets tried in both states before they leave.
The person who sets up your dashboard trains whoever runs the system to add users, revoke credentials and pull logs. Then they hand over the administrator account. After that, questions go to the same team by phone or email on weekdays.
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Weekdays 8 AM–6 PM. A technician is usually on site in 20 to 40 minutes, and the walkthrough is free.
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