Access Control Installation

More Than a Lock on a Door

Access Control is more than a lock on a door. Whether you're securing a server room, managing employee entry across multiple floors, or restricting after-hours access to sensitive areas, a properly designed system gives you visibility and control that traditional keys simply can't provide. Eyespy Cabling designs and installs access control systems tailored to your facility's layout, traffic flow, and security requirements — working directly with property managers, business owners, and general contractors from initial scope through final commissioning.

Installed Right, Handed Off Clean

We install and integrate a full range of access control hardware including keypad and card reader entry, fob-based systems, electric strikes, magnetic locks, and video intercom integration. Every installation is done cleanly and to code, with all work documented and as-builts available upon project completion. Whether you're outfitting a single entry point or a multi-door commercial buildout, we coordinate with your team so the system is handed off fully operational — no loose ends, no call-backs.

Common Questions About Access Control

How much does access control installation cost per door?

Access control installation starts at $2,999 per interior door and includes remote access and credential management readiness, full hardware integration, and clean, code-compliant low-voltage cabling. Pricing varies based on door count, credential type, and site conditions — contact us for an exact quote.

What's the difference between a key fob, keypad, and mobile credential access system?

A key fob system uses a physical fob or card tapped against a reader, a keypad system uses a numeric code entered manually, and a mobile credential system lets users unlock doors using their smartphone. Each has different tradeoffs in cost, convenience, and security — we can help you choose the right fit during your site assessment.

Can access control be added to a building that already has security cameras or an alarm system?

Yes. Access control can be installed alongside existing CCTV or alarm systems, and in many cases can be integrated with them for a more complete security setup. We'll assess your current systems during your site visit to determine the best approach.