• 1,000+

    installations over 10+ years

  • 24/7

    support for managed-service clients

  • Excellent

    Rated 4.9/5 by 110+ NYC corporations

  • 7 Active Teams

    Operating throughout New York

Are you facing?

Commercial security maintenance in NYC starts with the system you have, whoever installed it.

Three layers of a commercial security system: openings, infrastructure and platform, delivered by one team.
  1. Your situation

    Our installer is gone or unresponsive

    01
    What we doAudit the system and put administrator access and licenses back in your name.
    What to expect

    We take over systems for all major brands, including ones another company installed. The audit records every device, platform, firmware version and license, with condition and risk. Where the last installer left no records, we create device schedules, network details and as-builts.

  2. Your situation

    Something has failed now

    02
    What we doTrace the fault through the door, the network and the software, then fix it.
    What to expect

    A reader rarely fails on its own: a strike drifts, a closer weakens or a power supply ages. We repair hardware, infrastructure and software for all major brands, so one call covers the whole fault. We do not run a public emergency or call-out line.

  3. Your situation

    We want a proper service plan

    03
    What we doCoverage, visit frequency and response terms (SLA), agreed in writing after the audit.
    What to expect

    Managed-service clients get 24/7 support, with a 4-hour response on critical failures, for the sites and systems in the agreement. Managed access control includes user administration on Salto KS and Brivo. Portfolios get one plan across every site.

  4. Your situation

    Old system, planning an upgrade

    04
    What we doA lifecycle roadmap that replaces end-of-life equipment in phases, not all at once.
    What to expect

    Upgrades integrate new technology with the hardware you already run, so working devices stay. We track end-of-life equipment and review the roadmap with you each year. Our installations are backed by a 12-month warranty.

What your maintenance plan covers

Each item is checked on a schedule, so faults surface on a visit rather than during an incident.

01 / 08

Door and hardware checks

What we deliver

Latching, strike alignment, closers, hinges and door position switches tested.

Why it matters

Most access failures start at the door, so access control maintenance starts there too.

02 / 08

Recording and retention

What we deliver

Every camera confirmed recording, aimed and clean, at the agreed retention.

Why it matters

A failed drive is usually found when someone asks for the recording. We catch drive warnings before footage is lost, and re-aim cameras whose views have drifted.

03 / 08

Credential administration

What we deliver

Users, access levels and schedules managed for you.

Why it matters

Leavers are removed and unused credentials retired, so the user list matches who is actually in the building.

04 / 08

Egress release testing

What we deliver

Fail-safe doors checked for release on power loss and fire alarm signal.

Why it matters

Doors must release when code requires. We coordinate each test with your fire alarm vendor.

05 / 08

Battery locks

What we deliver

Wireless lock batteries replaced on a schedule.

Why it matters

Batteries are changed before a door stops working. On cloud platforms, access control as a service puts credentials and administration under the same plan.

06 / 08

Updates tested first

What we deliver

Firmware and platform updates checked against your integrations before they go live.

Why it matters

Door and alarm events still open the right camera afterwards.

07 / 08

Intrusion testing

What we deliver

Motion sensors, door contacts and glass-break detectors tested.

Why it matters

Dirty or misaligned detectors trigger false alarms that staff learn to ignore; we trace and fix the cause.

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Visit records

What we deliver

A written checklist per visit, with issues found, work done and next steps.

Why it matters

Stale user lists and missing records are hard to defend to insurers after an incident.

Switches and firewalls on Cisco Meraki or Alta Labs can join the same plan: Enterprise network services · Cybersecurity services

See our completed work on systems we support

Pacha NYC runs on systems we built and still support.

Pacha NYC sign at night
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Pacha NYC

Two venues built, and still supported, by the same team.

What we did

Brooklyn Hall and Pacha depend on access control, over 200 AI-powered cameras and real-time occupancy software. We delivered the cabling, fiber, access control, IT programming and bespoke occupancy software, with 25+ technicians working at once.

★★★★★
“Ari and Tony are professional, reliable, and are experts in their business. Communication and billing is easy. I have been working with them in a corporate setting for a long time, and am looking forward to continuing to work with them.”
Bianca Murillo, long-term corporate client
★★★★★
“Professional work and great follow-up support.”
Janae Hanson, office security system

Installer gone quiet? Start with an audit.

We'll check what you run and tell you what to fix first.

Rated 4.9/5 5 stars by 110+ New York City businesses

What sets the plan and its cost

We price a plan from the audit, and these are the things that move it.

What we look atWhat it decides
Sites and devicesThe size of the plan and the visit schedule
High-traffic doors and outdoor camerasMore frequent visits
AdministrationWhether we manage users, levels and schedules for you
Response termsSupport hours and critical-failure response, in writing
Existing recordsWhether documentation has to be rebuilt first
NetworkWhether switches and firewalls are covered too

How a managed service starts

Every plan starts with an audit, including systems another company installed.

  1. 01

    Consultation

    On-site or virtual: what fails, who installed it, and what records exist.

  2. 02

    Audit

    Every device, platform, firmware version and license recorded, with condition and risk.

  3. 03

    Stabilize

    Urgent faults fixed first; administrator access and licenses moved into your name.

  4. 04

    Document

    Device schedules, network details and as-builts created where none exist.

  5. 05

    Agreement

    Coverage, visits and response terms in writing, then a yearly roadmap review.

Portfolios get one plan across multifamily buildings and office buildings.

FAQs

Security system maintenance FAQs

How often should a commercial security system be maintained?

A commercial security system should be maintained on a preventive schedule set by its size, use and the manufacturer's guidance. We set frequency in the plan after the audit, with more visits for high-traffic doors and outdoor cameras.

Do you offer emergency call-outs for security system repair in NYC?

No, we do not offer emergency call-outs for security system repair in NYC. We repair and service systems for all major brands, across hardware and software. Our 24/7 support is for existing clients on managed service and maintenance, with a 4-hour response on critical failures.

Can you maintain a system another company installed?

Yes, we can maintain a system another company installed, after an audit. We confirm the platform, firmware, licensing and condition, then bring it into a plan.

How much does a commercial security maintenance contract cost?

A commercial security maintenance contract costs what the coverage requires: the number of sites and devices, visit frequency, administration and response terms. We price it in a written proposal after the audit.

Do you repair individual cameras?

No, we do not offer one-off repairs of individual cameras. Video is maintained as part of a commercial system plan, alongside access control and the infrastructure behind it.

Get Your System Supported Again

Tell us what you run and where. We'll audit it and propose a support plan.

Rated 4.9/5 5 stars by 110+ New York City businesses

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