We install and repair the door side of access control across Nepean, from retail plazas along the Merivale Road corridor to professional offices near Ben Franklin Place and businesses moving into new developments. Keypads, card and fob readers, electric strikes and maglocks, with a free on-site assessment and a flat-rate quote. For a complete key fob or keycard system with user management, see access control systems in Nepean from our parent company, Can-Lock Security.
Electric strike and reader hardware installed and tested on a commercial entrance.
Retail and service businesses along Merivale Road usually care most about staff-level access and loss prevention. With shift-based staff changing regularly, being able to remove a code or card the day someone leaves is often worth more than any other feature.
Offices sometimes have areas that need tighter control than the front door: records storage, equipment rooms, or medication storage in a clinic. We set up separate access for those rooms instead of treating every door the same.
Parts of Merivale Road are being redeveloped. If you are fitting out a new or relocated unit, it is easier and cheaper to plan wiring, power and door hardware for access control during the fit-out than to retrofit it later.
We install and service the electrified hardware behind the reader: electric strikes, maglocks, electrified exit devices, door contacts and request-to-exit devices, and the closer that pulls the door shut so it locks again. Exit doors are wired to release on a fire alarm and on power loss.
Many Nepean businesses are in business parks and multi-tenant buildings, such as those around Colonnade Road and Hunt Club Road. These buildings often already have a fob system at the main entrance. We can add a reader or keypad to your own suite door and keep it separate from the building system, so you decide who can open it.
The free on-site assessment in Nepean covers each door you want controlled, whether it is a Merivale Road storefront or a suite in a business park: the door and frame, the closer, the power available and any rules your landlord has for the building. You get a free, flat-rate quote before any work starts, and the work is covered by a written parts and labour warranty. If a controlled door stops locking or releasing, same-day emergency repair is available; call to confirm the earliest appointment.
For citywide service, see access control repair and installation in Ottawa, and for door repairs, commercial door repair.
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Often, yes. A single keypad or a small card system on the staff entrance lets you change access as staff change, without rekeying.
Yes. An interior door can have its own reader or keypad and an electric strike or electrified lock, with access limited to the people who need it. We check that the door and frame can take the hardware during the free on-site assessment.
Usually, yes. A separate reader or keypad on your suite door works on its own, so you decide who can open it. We check what the building allows and what the door needs before quoting.
Yes. Electric locking on exit doors is wired to release on a fire alarm and on loss of power, with request-to-exit and emergency release devices where they are required, so people can always get out.
Free on-site assessments, free flat-rate quotes, a written parts and labour warranty and same-day emergency repair across Nepean and the Ottawa Valley.
