Solutions
Smart Locks & Keyless Entry
A code, fob, or app instead of a hidden spare key — tied into the rest of your security and automation system.
The hidden spare key under the mat solves one problem and creates another — anyone who finds it has permanent access, and there's no way to know if it's ever been used. A smart lock replaces that with a code or credential you actually control.
We install smart locks as part of a broader security setup, not a standalone gadget — tied into the same app as your cameras and alarm system where the equipment supports it, so a single system covers the whole entry experience.
This is especially useful for properties with regular temporary access needs — a cleaning service, a contractor, a short-term rental guest — where a code that expires on its own beats tracking down a physical key every time.
Benefits
- Keyless entry by code, fob, or app
- Grant temporary access and have it expire automatically
- Activity log of who entered, and when
- Ties into existing cameras and alarm system where supported
- No more hidden spare keys with unknown copies floating around
- Physical key backup still available on most models
How Installation Works
Consultation
We talk through your entry points and how you actually want access managed — household, staff, guests, or all three.
Lock Selection
Hardware matched to your door and any existing security equipment.
Installation
Locks installed and connected to your network and app.
Access Setup
Codes or credentials configured for your household, team, or guests before handoff.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I still use a physical key as backup?
Most smart locks we install support a physical key backup in addition to keyless entry, so a dead battery doesn't lock you out.
Can I give a cleaner or contractor a code that expires?
Yes — temporary or scheduled codes are one of the most common reasons people upgrade, and they can be set to expire automatically or be revoked instantly.
Does this connect to my existing security system?
Where the equipment supports it, yes — we integrate smart locks with existing cameras and alarm systems so entry and security are managed from one place.
Is this good for a short-term rental property?
Yes — the ability to issue and expire unique codes per guest without changing locks between stays is one of the most practical uses of a smart lock.
Maintenance & Support
Battery replacement, code updates, and reprogramming as your access needs change.
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