Security systems in the Melbourne CBD

That is most of them, and yes. Inductions, certificates of currency, works permits and after-hours dock bookings are handled before we arrive. Tell us the building manager's details when you enquire and we deal with them directly.

Routinely. Ceiling access, core drilling and anything noisy is done outside business hours in a shared building, and it is quoted that way from the start rather than appearing as a variation later.

Often, though it depends on the base building platform and the landlord's willingness. Lift destination control and tenancy floor access are common requests. We scope this early because it is the item most likely to need approval and lead time.

A single-floor tenancy with a monitored alarm, four to six discreet cameras and card access on the main and comms room doors typically runs $6,000 to $12,000 installed. Multi-floor tenancies scale from there and are quoted door by door.

Yes — video intercom, lift and garage control and common-area CCTV across residential towers. See apartment complex security for how we stage work in an occupied building.

All of it, plus Southbank, Docklands and the immediate fringe. Contracted maintenance clients get priority attendance; parking and dock access in the CBD mean we plan the visit rather than just turning up.

Yes. We service Inner Range, Bosch, Tecom, Hills, Hanwha Wisenet, Hikvision, Dahua, Aiphone and Comelit, and CBD takeovers are common when a tenancy changes hands and nobody has the admin credentials.

Yes — Cat6 and fibre, racks, switching and full documentation. In a CBD fitout doing both together is materially cheaper than two trades working around each other.