07See, speak and release
Reimagine what your property can do
WeTech Security Solutions is a licensed Vancouver security systems installer providing access control installation, video intercom installation, CCTV and security camera installation, alarm systems, gate access and elevator security across Metro Vancouver and the Lower Mainland.
Integrated security solutions
For offices, retail stores, restaurants, warehouses, clinics, mixed-use buildings, strata communities and homes across Vancouver and the Lower Mainland.
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We review how the property works today, identify the limitations and design a practical upgrade around the people who will use it.
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07See, speak and release
07Control access without key chaos
05Useful coverage, planned properly
06Protection designed for the space
01Accessible, coordinated entry
Industries we serve
Explore original security guidance for homes, residential communities, businesses, industrial sites and public-facing facilities across the Lower Mainland.
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01Strata & Condominiums→
02Apartments & Multi-Residential→
03Property Management→
04Homes & Residential→
05Commercial Offices→
06Small & Medium Businesses→
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08Restaurants & Food Service→
09Warehouses & Industrial→
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11Healthcare, Dental & Clinics→
12Schools, Daycares & Education→
13Hotels & Hospitality→
14Automotive & Collision→
15Places of Worship→
16Fitness & Recreation→
17Gates, Parkades & Storage→
18Mixed-Use Buildings→Upgrade, don’t just replace
Every useful proposal starts with the system, wiring, doors and operating habits already on site.
Why WeTechReview entrances, equipment, wiring, users and management priorities.
Decide what can stay, what must change and how access continues during the work.
Connect the approved intercom, doors, gates, elevators or cameras into one clear plan.
Give management and users practical information for the new operating workflow.
Completed projects
Detailed project pages show what the property had before, what WeTech installed and how the upgrade changed daily access.
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SurreyVideo intercom · Access control · Gate control
New Westminster4 video intercoms · 23 controlled doors · 2 gate controls
LangleyVideo intercom · Access control · Gate control
More recent upgrades
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At Hawthorne in Langley, WeTech coordinated two video intercoms, 23 access doors, two gate controls and two elevator controls for a 120-unit community.
Customer experience
Each video is tied to the real project and paired with an edited transcript and an accurate written summary.
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Shelly, a council member at Sir Philip in White Rock, describes replacing the building’s original audio intercom with video calling and flexible access. Residents can see visitors, answer and unlock while away, choose facial recognition, Bluetooth, fobs or retained keys, open the underground garage from a phone and keep landline calling where needed. After more than a year, she says resident management has been smooth and recommends WeTech to other strata communities considering an upgrade.
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Georgina explains that Lincoln replaced its original 1971 wired intercom with a system residents have now used for about three years. She values being able to see visitors, release the door remotely and receive deliveries while away. She says residents adapted easily because they can choose between phone access, facial recognition, fobs and retained keys, and she describes WeTech’s response to questions and support requests as fast and dependable.
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Ian, the Dorchester’s treasurer, describes replacing an older key, fob and audio-intercom setup with a more flexible system. Residents can now see visitors, grant trusted access remotely and use smartphones, facial recognition, fobs or keys. He highlights the value of retaining familiar options for residents who do not want an app, says the installation caused no downtime, and reports that the system has been well received after more than a year of use.
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Zenon, who helps manage access control at Chelsea Gardens, says the biggest changes are simplicity, reliability and greater flexibility for residents. He contrasts the previous eight databases with one web-based management portal and notes that residents can choose Bluetooth, facial recognition or a traditional fob. He also recalls WeTech responding quickly when one building experienced a major failure, completing the installation and resident onboarding in less than a week.
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Direct answers
Short, useful explanations written for people and answer engines—supported by video as the library grows.
Browse Security FAQsYes, many older audio intercoms can be replaced with modern video intercom systems. The final approach depends on the existing wiring, entrance hardware, calling requirements and building layout. WeTech first inspects the current system to determine which infrastructure can remain and what needs to be replaced.
Read full answer →Existing wiring can sometimes be reused, but it must be inspected and tested before that decision is made. Cable type, condition, routing and the requirements of the selected equipment all matter. WeTech takes a retrofit-first approach and reuses suitable infrastructure where practical rather than promising that every old cable will work.
Read full answer →A well-planned strata upgrade should not force every resident into the same method. Depending on the chosen system, alternatives may include conventional telephone calling, indoor stations, fobs, cards, PINs or retained keys. WeTech plans the resident transition around the actual community and confirms available options before installation.
Read full answer →They can often be coordinated through an integrated access-control plan when the selected equipment, elevator interface, gate controls and building conditions are compatible. Hawthorne is a real example combining 23 doors, two gates and two elevator controls. The final design still requires a property-specific assessment.
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Location pages stay useful and specific—connected to relevant services and real completed work.
Start with the property
Start with the system you have today. We can review what is installed, what may be reused and how residents, staff or customers should move through the upgraded property.