- Increase security. Typically made from durable, high-strength materials like aluminum and steel, commercial security gates add an extra layer of protection to your business. They also act as a physical deterrent. Most thieves and vandals won’t want to go through the trouble of trying to get past a security gate or risk getting caught in the act while struggling to open one.
- Save money. When you install a security gate on your commercial property, you’ll find your operations running smoother than ever. Installing access controls will enable security personnel and other essential staff to enter the building automatically. Additionally, by enrolling in our planned gate maintenance plan after the gate system is installed, you help to reduce untimely repair costs.
- Streamline access. Equipping your security gate with an access control system like a keypad, card reader, or intercom system can improve its functionality. This is especially helpful if you run a high-traffic facility that requires staff and customers to gain quick, convenient access.
- Boost curb appeal. Although primarily designed for protection, commercial security gates can also be attractive. They’re available in many styles, colours, and materials to complement your property's exterior.
A security gate makes your business appear more professional. It sends the message that you care about the safety of your employees, visitors, and assets. Additionally, this added curb appeal could help you get a higher price if you ever want to sell your property. - Reduce insurance costs. Insurance companies know the value of commercial security gates and may offer you a lower insurance premium for installing one. Moreover, investing in a security gate could potentially impact your future claim costs.
When you’re ready to take the plunge and invest in a security gate for your commercial business, speak with the Creative Door ServicesTM team at a location near you. We’ll analyze your security requirements and help you choose a gate that meets your needs or design a custom solution.
Additional Security Features
Does your commercial facility handle high-value goods or sensitive information? You may want to consider installing motion-activated floodlights along the gate to help deter thieves. If a light suddenly flips on while a burglar is lurking around, it may startle them or frighten them away altogether.
Furthermore, consider investing in a high-resolution security camera with LED lights to capture clear footage in dark conditions. If a crime occurs, the security camera will record the incident so the police can use the footage to help find the perpetrator. Some models even come equipped with motion-activated alarms to stop trespassers in their tracks.
Many security cameras also record a live feed of your gate that can be accessed from your smartphone. You get real-time alerts if the cameras detect any unusual activity, so you can stay on top of any security breaches no matter where you are.
The Benefits of Professional Installation
Your business’s security gate is the first line of defence against thieves and intruders. Therefore, you can’t cut corners when it comes to proper installation. Fortunately, you can rely on the technicians at Creative Door Services™ to install and maintain your automatic gate system. All our installers participate in ongoing training and certification programs, so you can rest assured your commercial gate system will function perfectly and meet all your security needs.
Commercial Security Gates for Commercial Applications
If you’re ready to improve the security of your commercial business, look no further than Creative Door ServicesTM. We offer a range of commercial gates in various styles and materials, including automatic swing, slide, and cantilever gate operators, and innovative commercial access controls, like keypads and telephone entry systems.
To learn more about our products and services or get a free quote, contact us today at one of our eight locations. You can find us in Kelowna, British Columbia; Vancouver, British Columbia; Calgary, Alberta; Edmonton, Alberta; Fort McMurray, Alberta; Regina, Saskatchewan; Saskatoon, Saskatchewan; and Winnipeg, Manitoba.