Verkada cameras and door access installed by a licensed low voltage crew and managed with the rest of your IT.
Entrances, reception, the server room, the back door. Verkada cameras that record to the cloud and are viewed from a browser or a phone.
Suite doors and interior rooms unlocked by badge or phone, with schedules, and access that is removed the day someone leaves.
A visitor presses a button, reception sees who it is and lets them in, and there is a record of who came and went.
Every camera and reader on its own cable back to the rack, on its own network segment, installed and permitted by a licensed contractor.
Who can view footage, who can unlock which door, how long video is kept. Set up once, reviewed each quarter, changed the day a role changes.
We work to the landlord's rules on doors, ceilings and risers, and we produce the drawings the building asks for.
Every door and sightline, the existing hardware, and what the landlord allows.
Camera and reader positions on a drawing, the cabling plan, and the hardware list. Quoted per site.
Our crew runs the cabling, mounts cameras and readers, and wires the door hardware. Permitted where required.
Accounts, permissions, schedules and retention configured. Your office manager learns the app in twenty minutes.
Cameras and door access are low voltage work, and in California that means a licensed contractor. Regent5, LLC holds C10 and C7 contractor licenses and an alarm company operator license, ACO 7798. The same company's IT team then manages the accounts, the permissions and the network the system sits on. For the brand detail behind the platform, see Regent5's Verkada page.
Each controlled door needs a reader and usually new lock hardware. Glass doors and old frames cost more than a standard suite door.
Cloud cameras are simpler to manage and view from anywhere. On-site recording suits a few specific cases. We recommend cloud for most offices.
Existing cabling and an existing system can sometimes be reused. We check before we quote, and we will say if a takeover is the wrong call.
The number of doors, the lock hardware each door needs, the cabling runs and the platform licensing. We quote after a site visit.
Cloud for most offices. It is simpler to manage, viewable from anywhere and does not depend on a recorder in a closet. On-site recording suits a few specific needs.
Yes. Phones, badges or both, with schedules per person and access removed the day someone leaves.
Yes. We work to the landlord's rules and produce the drawings the building asks for. Most suite installs need no change to the building's own system.
Only the people you name. Permissions are set per person, reviewed each quarter, and changed the day a role changes.
Sometimes. Existing cabling is often reusable; older cameras and recorders usually are not. We check on site and say which it is.
Thirty minutes on site. You get a written picture of your network, devices and rooms, whether or not you hire us.