Planning & support
Support for the systems your property relies on.
Equipment that controls entry and parking has to keep working. Tell us what you are seeing and we will review the equipment, diagnose the issue, and recommend a repair or replacement.

Repairs and maintenance
Service requests are reviewed against the equipment installed and the service area. Call (909) 394-0899 for a time-sensitive equipment issue.
Systems we service
- Barrier gates and gate operators
- Parking revenue equipment and pay stations
- Access control readers, panels, and locks
- Intercoms and call boxes
- Surveillance cameras and recorders
- EV charging equipment we install
Common symptoms
- Gate not opening, closing, or reversing correctly
- Reader not responding or intermittent access
- Camera offline or footage missing
- Payment terminal errors or jams
- Intercom calls not connecting
- Charger faults or connectivity drops
What a service visit covers
- Assessment of the reported issue
- Troubleshooting and testing
- Repair or replacement recommendation
- Configuration support where applicable
- Notes on recurring faults to watch
Proposed preventive maintenance
- Visual inspection of equipment and mounting
- Functional checks of gates, readers, and terminals
- Cleaning appropriate to the equipment
- Review of recurring faults and alarms
- Scope, intervals, and exclusions confirmed in your agreement
A request, not a dispatch
Submitting the service form starts a conversation about availability. It does not schedule a confirmed visit on its own.
Please don't improvise repairs
Gates and electrical equipment can cause injury. Describe the symptoms and leave the equipment alone until it is assessed.
Maintenance plans are written down
Checklists, intervals, supported brands, parts coverage, and response expectations belong in an agreed maintenance proposal.
Frequently asked questions
Related solutions
Talk to us about ongoing maintenance.
Tell us about your property and what you want the system to do. We will follow up to discuss scope, options, and next steps.
