Industries we serve
From individual houses and small businesses to strata communities, warehouses, clinics, construction sites and mixed-use buildings, WeTech plans the system around the people, entrances and risks already there.
Security systems by industry
WeTech Security Solutions designs, installs, upgrades and takes over access control, video intercom, CCTV, alarm, gate, elevator and automatic-door systems across Vancouver, Surrey and the Lower Mainland.
Define residents, employees, visitors, deliveries, contractors and administrators before selecting credentials, doors or schedules.
Map pedestrian doors, vehicle gates, elevators, loading routes, public entrances and restricted areas as one operating journey.
Choose camera views, alarm zones, alerts, retention and authorized users around the incidents the customer genuinely needs to address.
Assess existing locks, cabling, controllers, recorders and programming access so suitable infrastructure can be retained where practical.
Property-specific planning
Each page explains that property type’s security priorities, system options, retrofit questions, local planning considerations and relevant WeTech proof.
01Occupied strata buildings need security that councils can explain, managers can administer and residents can use. WeTech coordinates visitor calling, credentials, doors, parkades, elevators and cameras around the existing property.
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02Rental apartments and multi-residential buildings need simple resident onboarding, reliable visitor entry and controlled common areas without creating a difficult workload for onsite or regional management.
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03Property managers need systems that remain understandable after installation. WeTech standardizes asset information, user roles, move-in workflows, service paths and upgrade priorities across individual buildings or a wider portfolio.
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04Individual houses need a security plan that protects real openings and routines without making daily use complicated. WeTech installs alarm, camera and controlled-entry options for homes across the Lower Mainland.
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05Offices need controlled staff and visitor movement, understandable user administration and incident evidence without slowing down everyday work. WeTech designs systems around business hours, tenant roles and the actual building.
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06Small and medium businesses need effective protection that owners and staff can actually operate. WeTech can start with the highest-risk doors, zones and camera views, then leave a sensible path for expansion.
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07Retail security must cover customer-facing areas, staff access, inventory movement, cash and after-hours response without placing cameras or restrictions everywhere by default.
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08Restaurants combine public traffic, cash, staff schedules, deliveries, rear doors, kitchens and late operating hours. Security should support those workflows without adding unnecessary friction for staff.
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09Warehouses and industrial sites need security across staff entrances, yards, loading docks, inventory, vehicles and long after-hours periods. Large distances and difficult lighting make site design especially important.
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10Construction security changes as the site changes. Cameras, power, connectivity, fencing, gates, storage and authorized workers all move through different project phases, so the system must be designed for relocation and reassessment.
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11Clinics and healthcare offices balance public access, staff-only areas, sensitive records, medication or equipment, accessible entry and privacy. Security must support that operating reality without making a compliance guarantee.
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12Education properties need controlled visitor entry, understandable staff permissions and age-appropriate privacy decisions. Arrival, dismissal, after-hours programs, contractors and shared facilities all affect the plan.
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13Hospitality properties operate continuously across guest, staff, contractor, delivery, parking and back-of-house workflows. Security should be discreet, reliable and manageable across shifts.
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14Automotive properties combine valuable vehicles, keys, parts, tools, customer areas, service bays and yards. Day and night camera performance, vehicle movement and controlled key or staff areas are central to the design.
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15Places of worship welcome broad communities while also managing offices, classrooms, storage, volunteers, events and long unoccupied periods. Security should support hospitality and approved safety procedures together.
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16Fitness and community facilities can combine early or late access, memberships, staff shifts, change areas, equipment and public programs. The security plan must separate controlled entry from sensitive spaces.
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17Vehicle entrances need reliable authorized access, visitor communication and safe gate operation without creating uncontrolled reads or a difficult management process. Storage properties add unit, corridor and after-hours movement concerns.
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18Mixed-use properties need clear boundaries between residents, businesses, staff, visitors, deliveries, parkades, elevators and shared services. One building can require several operating models without creating several disconnected systems.
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Every useful scope still starts with entrances, users, operating hours, existing infrastructure, administrator roles and the incidents the system must help prevent or investigate.
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WeTech serves homes, residential communities, businesses and larger commercial properties. Tell us how the site operates and we’ll map it to the right security approach.
