Keyless Entry Systems in Drexel Hill, PA

Employees on different shifts may need to enter your Drexel Hill business without sharing a key or relying on someone else to unlock the door.

We install keyless entry systems that give each person a separate code. When someone leaves, we can remove that person's code without changing the ones everyone else uses. You can decide who needs access and avoid passing a single code from one employee to another.

For a business in Drexel Hill, the choice starts with where you want the keypad and how people use that entrance. An exterior door exposed to rain needs a model suited to those conditions, while the existing hardware also affects what will fit. Battery powered models may offer a backup key, giving you another way in if the batteries run down. Not every model includes that option, so we'll explain the choices before you settle on a system. We'll also show you how individual codes are added and removed, so you know what managing access involves.

We look at your back office door and its existing lock to see whether a keypad model will fit and suit the way you use the entrance.

We also check how the door closes and how people leave from inside. Before work starts, we explain what would need to change, which choices fit the opening, and whether the model you choose has a backup key and a low battery warning. You can decide whether a keyed backup is important for your business.

Some models allow a separate code for each person, with individual entries that can be removed when someone leaves. We explain how those settings work on the model you choose, including who can make changes. Once the lock is in place, we check the keypad with you, try the assigned codes, and test the inside release and backup key if included. We also show you how to add and remove individual entries so you can manage access as people join or leave your business.

Give each employee a separate code, including people who work different shifts.

Keep a secure record of who has each one, and ask employees not to share theirs. If someone leaves, remove that person's code without changing everyone else's, provided your lock supports individual codes. Call us if a code stops working or you cannot remove one from the system.

Clean the keypad with a soft, slightly damp cloth, following the manufacturer's care instructions. A dim display or unusual beeping may mean the batteries are running low. Replace them as directed by the manufacturer. Keep the backup key in a secure place where an authorized person can reach it, rather than inside the locked space. If the lock stops responding after a battery change, or the backup key does not work, call us to check it.