See who's at the door. Open it from your phone too.
A video intercom with an app for your house, a new intercom for a block entrance over the existing cable, fobs and keypad codes for the office. A barrier for the car park. One clear figure — per house, per flat or per barrier — and the paperwork once it's installed. We also repair old intercoms, €30 an hour.
The visitor presses the bell. The panel captures them on camera and rings the monitor in your home and your phone at the same time.
- 1The door panelcamera, bell, keypad and fob reader — one panel for everything
- 2The indoor monitor7″, you see and talk; in a block of flats — a monitor in every flat, or just a handset
- 3Your phonethe app rings wherever you are; you can open the door from it if you've chosen an internet-connected system
- 4The lockelectric strike in the door frame; opens from the monitor, the phone, with a fob or a code; in a power cut — with a key
Four doors. Pick yours — the figures are right below.
House, block entrance, office or car park barrier. Set what you need and see a guide price with what's included and what isn't. The exact figure comes in the quote within 24 hours, from a photo.
The wired system rings the monitor in the house; to ring your phone, you need the app system. If the gate is far from the house, we can tell the cable length from the photo and it goes into the quote. Strike to suit the gate — frame, lock, metal or wood (from the photo). Distance from the gate to the house, and where there’s power at the gate.
What this figure is. A guide price for a standard job: the panel goes on the entrance door, cable runs are up to 15 m, installation is on a working day. It isn't a quote — you get the quote within 24 hours from a photo; for offices and barriers, after a site visit. Access control tells you who comes in; after hours the premises are protected by an alarm system.
One sheet for the meeting. Not a debate on the stairs.
The intercom from the 80s: half the handsets are dead, the door doesn't lock, and everyone waits for ‘someone to fix it’. We work out the cost per flat and put it on one sheet the building manager takes to the residents' meeting.
- number of flats and how many of them will have a handset or a monitor
- photo of the panel from the front, and of the box with the control unit — usually in the basement or next to the board
- photo of the door — what lock it has and whether it closes by itself
- the photos → the meeting sheet within 24 hours
- the meeting decides; signatures for the flats that have paid
- installation in a day or two over the existing cable, no chasing in the stairwell
- fobs handed over against signature; the register stays with the building manager
The panel, lock and fobs work for everyone — it's a shared door. A handset or monitor goes to each flat that has paid; it can also be added later, at the same price per flat.
| panel with keypad and fob reader, control unit, electric strike | €0 |
| handset in every flat × 24, connected over the existing cable | €0 |
| fobs, 2 per flat × 48 | €0 |
| other parts and labour | €2,898–€2,923 |
| wiring continuity check, fob register, test report | included |
| total for the entrance | ≈ €2,898–€2,923 |
| per flat | ≈ €121–€122 |
a day or two on site · 24 months installation warranty · pay after installation · contract and invoice in the owners' association's name
The barrier knows the car. Or the fob. Or the remote.
For the car park of a block of flats, a complex, an office or a hotel. The loop in the tarmac senses the car, the camera reads the number plate, the boom lifts in seconds and lowers by itself. You choose who can open it; here's what happens at the entrance.
The car stops in front of the boom. The loop in the tarmac senses it — from that moment the barrier knows a car is there.
- 1The induction loopa wire in a slot cut into the tarmac; it senses the car and opens and closes without anyone pressing anything
- 2The number plate camerareads plates from 3–5 m and lets in only registered cars; the list is yours, no subscription
- 3The readerfob or card through the window; a lost fob is blocked in the register
- 4The barrier4 or 6 m boom, lifts in 2–4 s; in a power cut it's released with a key and lifted by hand
- 5The photocellsthe boom won't come down while a car is under it; we always fit them
Before we promise a figure: a site visit (€15, deducted from the quote) — the foundation, where the power comes from, a spot for the camera 3–5 m before the boom. A second barrier for the exit — the same again.Price your car park
Old intercom not ringing? We'll tell you what's wrong before we come out.
We also come out to systems we didn't install. From a photo of the panel and the handset we tell you what's most likely wrong and what it will cost. Site visit €15, deducted from the quote; labour €30 an hour.
| what's happening | usual cause | what we do | guide price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Doesn't ring in your flat, rings at the neighbours' | the handset or the line to the flat | we replace the handset or find the break | €65–€76 |
| Doesn't open the door | the electric strike, the button on the handset or the power supply | new electric strike or button repair | €48–€56 |
| Buzzing, you can't make out what's being said | the power supply or the control unit | we test it; replace the power supply or the control unit | €30 |
| The panel doesn't respond, it's wet, the buttons are worn | the panel itself | new panel with code and fobs, on the existing cable | €1,201–€1,210 |
| Lost fob | nothing's broken | we block it in the register and issue a new one | €3 |
| The barrier won't lift or won't come all the way down | photocells, spring, remote, limit switches | adjustment, replacing parts | €30 |
Systems from the 90s with no spare parts available (the old Nippon ones, for example) — we'll tell you from the photo, so we don't make a wasted trip or send you hunting for parts. In that case the price is for a new panel or handsets, not a repair.Send a photo of the panel
The fobs have a register. The codes, an envelope.
We don't just say ‘done’ and leave after installation. We leave the paperwork you need to run the system for years to come — you, not us.
- Fob registerwhich fob belongs to which flat or employee, date, status. A lost fob is blocked in a minute — no need to change the lock.
- Codes in a sealed envelopethe door code and the admin code — on paper, kept by the building manager or the owner.
- Wiring diagrampanel, control unit, distributors, which cable goes where — on the box door and in the passport.
- App instructionsone page: how to answer a call, how to open the door, how to add a second phone.
- Test report and warrantylines, lock and barrier tested; 24 months installation warranty, equipment as per the manufacturer; contract and invoice.
- Level A passportall of the above in your account, with a QR sticker in the control unit box.
| No. | fob | flat | issued | status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | A3F2·11 | Flat 1 | 12.10 | active |
| 02 | A3F2·12 | Flat 1 | 12.10 | active |
| 03 | A3F2·13 | Flat 2 | 12.10 | blocked · lost |
| 04 | A3F2·14 | Flat 2 | 03.11 | active · new |
| 05 | A3F2·15 | Flat 3 | 12.10 | active |
| 06 | A3F2·16 | Flat 3 | 12.10 | active |
| … two fobs per flat; the admin code is in the envelope | ||||
From the first photo to signing for the fobs.
Five steps. For a house, the figure comes from the photo; for an office, after a site visit. For a block entrance — the meeting sheet. For a barrier — a site visit (€15, deducted from the quote), because the foundation and the power supply can only be judged on site.
- day 01
Photo
The panel, the door and where the monitor will go; for a block entrance, the box in the basement too; for a barrier, the spot and where the power will come from. Send them here or on Viber.
you · 3 minutes - within 24 hours2
Quote, or the sheet for a block
Itemised price, what's included and what isn't, timescale. For a block entrance — one page for the meeting, with the total and the cost per flat.
us · within 24 hours - in the diary3
Date
For a block entrance — after the meeting has decided. For a barrier — after the site visit, plus two days for the foundation concrete to set.
together - on the day4
Installation
House — half a day. Block entrance with 24–30 flats — a day or two, over the existing cable, no chasing in the stairwell. Office — half a day per door. Barrier — a day. If the cable turns out to be unusable, we stop and give you the figure before carrying on.
us - at the end5
Handover
Fobs against signature, the register, the codes in an envelope, the app instructions, the test report. Payment after installation.
together · 20 minutes
For 24 flats, an audio system with code and key fobs comes to ≈ €121–€122 per flat: door panel, control unit, a handset in every flat, electric strike, two fobs per flat, installation over the existing cable. Video with a monitor in every flat — ≈ €264–€280. The figure for your entrance is on the sheet for the residents' meeting.
Make the sheetIn most entrances, yes: two-wire systems run over the existing intercom wiring, with no chasing in the stairwell. We test it before quoting. If a line is broken, we run a new cable to that flat only (€31–€59) — and you're told before installation, not after.
Yes, with an app-based system (from €588 for a house). You need internet at home; if the internet goes down, the monitor still works — your phone just won't ring. For a block entrance: a panel with code and fob for everyone, plus the app for flats that want it.
The panel and monitors switch off; the electric strike stays locked and the door opens with a key as usual. If you want, we can add backup power for the panel and the lock. The barrier has a manual key release so it can be lifted by hand.
Ordinary 125 kHz fobs can be copied at any key-cutting shop. So wherever the system allows, we fit Mifare fobs, which are hard to copy, and keep a register: a lost fob is blocked in a minute — no need to change the lock.
A video intercom shows a picture when someone rings; it doesn't record continuously. If the building wants recording as well, that's CCTV — with a sign and rules — and we cover it on the cameras page.
CCTVThe panel, lock and fobs are shared and work for everyone — it's a shared door. A handset or monitor goes to each flat that has paid; it can be added later at the same per-flat price. The sheet is calculated for the flats that have paid.
Block entrancesYes, including ones we didn't install. From a photo of the panel and handset we can tell you the most likely fault; labour is €30 per hour, parts extra. For systems from the 90s with no parts available, we'll tell you honestly that the panel or handsets need replacing — rather than hunting for parts for months.
What tends to failA barrier with an arm up to 4 m, two remotes, photocells, power supply and installation — from €2,394; the concrete base is priced after a site visit. Fob or card access for residents + €321–€440, induction loop — after a site visit, number plate recognition (LPR) + from €949. A second barrier for the exit costs the same again.
Price your car parkWe always fit photocells — the arm won't come down while there's a car under it. An induction loop is optional: it closes the barrier automatically once the car has passed, with no one pressing anything. The arm is aluminium with a rubber strip underneath.
A house — half a day. A block entrance with 24–30 flats — a day or two over the existing cable. An office — half a day per door. A barrier — a day, plus two days beforehand for the concrete to set.
24 months on the installation; equipment is covered by the manufacturer. Payment after installation, with a contract and invoice — in your name for a house, in the name of the owners' association for a block entrance.
Intercoms and access control Varna · Dobrich · Balchik · Kavarna · Shumen · Byala · Obzor — the travel fee for each zone is in the quote.
Yavor · Fazo, VarnaA photo of the panel and door today.
A written quote within 24 hours.
The panel, the door and where the monitor will go; for a block entrance, the box in the basement too. We give you the figure from the photo — and for a block, the meeting sheet as well.