An old call box. A hard-to-manage entrance. Wiring that needs attention. See how different buildings approach the same question: what would a better setup look like here?
Plan a similar upgrade ↗A closer look at the entrances, equipment, and workmanship behind each project. Filter by service and open any photo for the full view.
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View full photo ↗An older keypad call station replaced with a touchscreen video intercom and a black mounting plate. The side-by-side view shows the change at the same entrance.
View full photo ↗A Swiftlane video intercom fitted to a broad black mounting plate. A close look at the cameras, touchscreen, reader, and finished wall installation.
View full photo ↗A video intercom and credential reader mounted on a black backplate against a masonry entrance wall, with the existing building signage above.
View full photo ↗A side-by-side look inside an electrical cabinet: tangled wiring before, followed by organized routing and clearly arranged connections.
View full photo ↗A slim video intercom beside a glass entrance door. The installation sits within the existing stone facade and keeps the entry layout intact.
View full photo ↗A touchscreen intercom and lower credential reader set into a black mounting plate on a light masonry wall.
View full photo ↗A look at hands-on intercom installation at a Chicago storefront entrance, from fitting the equipment to the final details.
View full photo ↗A video intercom mounted at a metal pedestrian gate, bringing the call station to the property’s first point of entry.
View full photo ↗A compact video intercom mounted beside a black entry door, fitted within the existing red brick and stone facade.
View full photo ↗A look inside a commercial distribution panel, showing the main breaker, branch breakers, and conductor routing within the cabinet.
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