What our customers say.

Customer experience summary

Tina, a council member and caretaker at Hawthorne in Langley, describes replacing the building’s original landline-based audio intercom and unreliable gate-access equipment with an integrated video intercom and access-control system. Residents can now see visitors, answer calls and release entrances from anywhere, use app access, fobs or retained landline calling, and create temporary QR codes or PINs for guests and deliveries. She highlights smoother gate operation, elevator access for approved deliveries, flexible options for residents of different comfort levels and WeTech’s prompt, professional installation and ongoing support.

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Doug Summers, president of Cotton Ridge Strata, explains how the 54-unit Chilliwack apartment building modernized an older audio-only intercom and legacy door-and-gate access setup. Residents can now see and speak with visitors, choose options including optional facial recognition, fobs and remotes, and create one-time or scheduled QR-code access for deliveries and care aides. Doug also highlights automatic vehicle-gate entry, logged access activity and an online management portal that allows authorized administrators to update access remotely and deactivate unreturned fobs. He reports very few complaints, highly recommends the upgrade and describes WeTech Security Solutions as responsive, attentive and dependable with ongoing support.

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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.