Card readers, mobile credentials, video intercoms, and multi-site access management, designed and installed as one system.
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Control access across one building or many, with credentials, readers, and intercoms managed together.
An access system is a few simple parts working together. Here is what each one does.
A credential is what a person presents at the door: a card, a fob, a code or a phone.
Mobile credentials are the easiest to hand out and take back, since nothing has to be mailed or collected. When someone leaves, their access is shut off without touching a lock.
The reader at the door checks each credential against rules you set: which doors, which days, which hours.
Several buildings and several tenants can be managed from one place.
A video intercom lets you see and talk to a visitor before you open the door, from a desk or a phone.
They suit office entries, condo lobbies and apartment buildings.
An access system is only useful when it works every day. Smart locks can be part of the same system as the readers, so one set of permissions covers every door.
We service what we install and stay available after the job.
We install card readers and card credentials, mobile and keyless access, video intercoms, and entry stations for lobbies, offices, and multifamily buildings. The system is integrated with existing locks and doors so credentials, readers, and intercoms are managed together rather than as separate products. Service and support are included.
Yes. We design multi-site and multi-tenant access control with centralized management, so credentials are issued and revoked from one place and audit trails show who entered which door. That suits a facility team overseeing several buildings that need to run on the same access standard.
Yes. Integration with locks and doors is part of the design, so readers, credentials, and intercoms work with the hardware already in place. Because MS Facility Solutions also handles locksmith and door hardware work, there is no gap between an access control vendor and a separate door contractor.
Our technicians are insured, and certificates of insurance are available upon request. Commercial access control is provided nationwide across active service ZIP codes, with emergency service available 24/7. To confirm coverage for a building or a portfolio, call (855) 557-5454 or request a quote.
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