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Access Control Systems for Perth Homes
Access control replaces keys with credentials you can manage. Coast to Coast Alarm Services (licence SA 05514) installs residential access control systems across Perth, including gate releases, proximity card readers, keypad entry and integration with intercom and alarm systems.
For most households the driver is practical rather than technical. Keys get lost, copied and handed around. A credential can be cancelled in seconds without changing a lock, and access can be given to a cleaner, a house sitter or a family member without giving away a key that never comes back.

Options for a Home
The right setup depends on the property layout and who needs entry:
- Keypad entry for pedestrian gates and side access
- Proximity fobs and cards for household members
- Automatic gate release integrated with the driveway gate
- App based entry so you can admit a caller from your phone
- Garage and internal door control on larger properties
Working With Intercoms and Alarms
Access control is most useful when it is not standalone. Paired with an intercom, you can see and speak to whoever is at the gate before releasing it, which gives a practical combination of visitor communication and controlled entry. Linked to the alarm system, entry can disarm the alarm on a valid credential, so nobody has to remember a separate code at the door. Cameras at the entry point add a record of who called and when.
Apartments, Townhouses and Strata
We work directly with apartment complexes, strata managers and body corporates across Perth, handling site assessments, system design, quotations and installation with minimal disruption to residents. Work is scheduled to avoid peak access times, and handover includes a walkthrough so residents understand how the new system operates before the installer leaves.
Larger complexes with shared commercial areas such as basement car parks or common facilities often overlap with commercial planning rather than residential work alone, and are scoped accordingly.
Retrofitting an Existing Home
Most residential access control is fitted to an established property rather than during a build. The practical questions are power availability at the gate or door, the cabling route back to the house, and whether existing gate hardware can be integrated. All three are confirmed during a free on site assessment, followed by a written quote setting out costs in full.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can access control be added to an existing gate?
In most cases, yes. An automatic gate release can usually be integrated with existing gate hardware, subject to checking the motor, power at the entry point and the cabling route to the house.
What is the difference between access control and an intercom?
An intercom lets you communicate with a caller and release entry manually. Access control lets someone admit themselves using a credential such as a fob, card or code. Most homes use the two together.
Can we give temporary access to a cleaner or house sitter?
Yes. An individual credential or code can be issued and then revoked afterwards without affecting anyone else’s access or requiring a lock change.

