An intercom is the first touchpoint anyone has with your property. A bad one — crackly audio, a picture you can't see in sunlight, a call that doesn't route to your phone — is a security problem, not a convenience problem.
Choosing the right intercom
For a standalone house with a driveway gate, a wired video intercom gives the best image quality and the most reliable operation. For sites where trenching a cable is impractical, a GSM intercom that routes calls to your mobile is often a better fit.
For estates and complexes, IP-based systems that integrate with existing CCTV and access control are usually the right long-term platform.
Installation done properly
The single biggest failure point on new intercom installations is cabling. We use shielded, UV-stable cable, run it in conduit, and terminate cleanly. The intercom station itself is mounted at the correct height, angled away from direct sun, and sealed against rain ingress.
Intercoms integrate naturally with access control and gate automation — worth planning together at install time.
Repairs and upgrades
We repair all common intercom brands — Centurion, ET Nice, Comelit and others. Most failures are either the outdoor station's speaker/microphone unit failing due to weather, or the wiring corroding at the terminal block. Both are same-visit fixes.
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