Key Fob & Card Reader Installation
New readers, controllers and credentials for lobby doors, vestibules, side and service entrances, gates and staff doors.
Request installation →Unlimited Applications Security Company installs and repairs key fob, card reader and keypad access control for Bronx apartment buildings, co-ops, storefronts, offices, warehouses and institutional properties.
From a single lobby door on the Grand Concourse to dozens of entrances across a co-op complex, we test the whole entry path — credential, reader, controller, power, lock and door — before recommending repair or replacement.
We install new systems and repair existing ones. Most Bronx calls fall into one of six service types.
New readers, controllers and credentials for lobby doors, vestibules, side and service entrances, gates and staff doors.
Request installation →Dead readers, controller faults, damaged cable, failed power supplies and intermittent access traced to the failing part.
Common failures →Strikes that buzz but do not release, maglocks that will not hold, request-to-exit devices and door alignment.
Door-release guide →Add and delete users, deactivate lost fobs and clean up credential lists so former tenants and staff can no longer get in.
Get credential help →Keypad installation and repair for back doors, storage rooms, roof access and small businesses that do not need fobs.
Ask about keypads →Fob access alongside the intercom door release, with entrance cameras recording who enters.
Bronx intercom service →The Bronx has a wider range of building types than most of New York City, and each one needs a different approach to controlled entry.
Developments such as Co-op City and Parkchester have many entrances, high resident turnover and constant lost-fob requests. The priorities are consistent credentials across every door, quick fob deactivation and repairs that keep one failed entrance from becoming a building-wide outage.
Art Deco and pre-war buildings along the Grand Concourse and in Riverdale often have heavy original doors, older frames and limited wiring paths. Reader placement, strike selection and door alignment matter as much as the electronics.
Three- to six-unit buildings in Belmont, Morris Park, Throgs Neck and Wakefield usually need one reliable front door: a keypad or small fob system tied into the existing buzzer.
Storefronts on Fordham Road and Webster Avenue, offices near the Hub, and warehouses and food-distribution sites in Hunts Point need staff-only doors, after-hours schedules and records of who opened which door.
The symptom usually tells us where to start. These are the calls we get most often.
We look at each door, the hardware, wiring paths, power and how the building is used.
For repairs, we isolate the failed component. For new systems, we match readers and locks to each door.
You get a free written estimate with parts and labor separated before any work starts.
We test every credential, release and exit device, then show staff or the board how to add and remove users.
We serve the whole borough. If the building also needs intercom or camera work, these pages cover the related Bronx services.
Riverdale, Kingsbridge, Spuyten Duyvil, Fordham, Belmont, Bedford Park, Norwood, University Heights, the Grand Concourse, Mott Haven, Port Morris, Hunts Point, Longwood, Soundview, Castle Hill, Parkchester, Westchester Square, Pelham Bay, Throgs Neck, Morris Park, Pelham Parkway, Co-op City, Baychester, Williamsbridge, Wakefield and nearby communities.
Yes. Unlimited Applications Security Company installs key fob, card reader, keypad and mobile-credential access control for apartment buildings, co-ops, storefronts, offices, warehouses and institutional properties throughout the Bronx.
Often, yes. Many failures come from one component: a dead reader, a weak power supply, a stuck relay, a worn electric strike or a misaligned door. We test each part of the entry path before recommending replacement.
The reader is accepting the credential, so the fault is farther down the release path: controller output, relay, lock power, wiring, the electric strike or magnetic lock, or the physical alignment of the door and frame.
Yes. Complexes with many entrances need consistent credentials, clear records of which fob opens which door and fast replacement of lost fobs. We can repair entrances one at a time or plan a phased upgrade.
Yes, when the equipment supports it. A visitor can be buzzed in through the intercom while residents use fobs, and entrance cameras can record who enters. We review all three systems together when they share a door.
Cost depends on the number of doors, the reader and credential type, the controller, the lock hardware, wiring paths and whether existing hardware can be reused. We provide free itemized estimates after reviewing the entrance.
All of the Bronx, including Riverdale, Kingsbridge, Fordham, Belmont, the Grand Concourse corridor, Mott Haven, Hunts Point, Soundview, Parkchester, Pelham Bay, Throgs Neck, Morris Park, Co-op City, Wakefield and nearby neighborhoods.
Call for the fastest response, or describe the door and the problem below. Estimates for installation work are free and itemized.
Phone: (347) 433-6873
Email: info@uasecurity.com