Apartment intercom systems

Often, yes. Several modern systems run over existing two-wire riser cabling, which removes the most expensive and disruptive part of an apartment upgrade. We inspect the risers and test the existing cabling before quoting so the answer is based on your building, not a general rule.

Pricing is driven by unit count, number of entries and whether risers can be reused. As a rough guide, expect $600 to $1,200 per apartment for a full video system including the internal monitor, with door stations and head-end equipment on top. Larger buildings cost less per unit.

Yes on IP systems. Residents see and speak to visitors and release the door from anywhere — particularly useful for buildings where people work irregular hours or are frequently away.

We write quotes a committee can read, allow for decision-making cycles, and document variations with photos by email for approval. Reduced delays because we understand the etiquette and process of how decisions get made with OCs and body corporates is genuinely one of the reasons buildings keep using us.

Credentials are voided in the management software in under a minute and reissued to the new resident. On systems with directory displays, the name is updated centrally rather than requiring a site visit and a new engraved panel.

Yes. We integrate intercom with access control for basement gates, pedestrian doors, bin rooms and lift floor restriction, so a single credential works across the building and every entry is logged.

We specialise in AIPHONE, Comelit, Akuvox and Hikvision for multi-tenant work. Selection depends on unit count, riser type, whether you need mobile answering and how the building wants to manage residents.

Yes — lobby, lift, car park, bin room and perimeter coverage with privacy-aware placement and retention policies suited to residential buildings. See CCTV installation.