Know who opens every door, and lock it from your phone. Keycard, fob, mobile, and PIN entry — UniFi Access and cloud-managed systems with a full audit trail and remote control.

Brentwood’s access control demand is concentrated in Maryland Farms and the office corridors along Franklin Road — wealth management, financial advisory, medical groups and corporate suites. What makes this market different is not the doors, which are mostly conventional 1980s-through-2000s suburban office construction. It is the paperwork behind the doors: regulated firms have to answer who could reach the server room and the file room, and answer it with a record. That pushes the design toward complete audit logging and tight role-based schedules rather than just locking the front entrance.
The right reader is the easy part. The door it goes on is what decides whether the system works, passes inspection, and lasts.
Hollow metal and aluminum storefront in mature suburban office parks. Hardware is straightforward; the design work is permissions, schedules and the server-room door.
Regulated firms need the audit trail more than the lock. Access to records storage and IT rooms should be logged by person and time, retained, and exportable when someone asks.
Records and medication storage on separate credentials from the general suite, with schedules that match clinical hours.
Suite-level permissions plus shared-entry coordination with building management.
The egress rules are the same everywhere — NFPA 101 controls the door, request-to-exit is required, and fail-safe release on fire alarm is not optional on egress paths. What differs in Brentwood is the retention conversation. If your firm answers to a regulator or an insurer, the value of the system is the record it keeps: who opened the file room, when, and whether that credential should still have worked. We configure retention deliberately rather than leaving it on a vendor default, and make sure the log can actually be exported when someone asks for it.
The two doors that matter most in a regulated office, each on its own short list of credentials with a full event history.
Credential revoked the same day, verifiable in the log — rather than hoping every copied key came back.
Vendors on a schedule that only works during their window, and stops working the day the contract ends.
Maryland Farms · Franklin Road corridor · Old Hickory Boulevard · Cool Springs edge · Concord Road · Sunset Road
One crew, one quote, and none of the “that’s not in scope” surprises. Here’s what a ClearMax access control & door entry installation job includes.
Door controllers and readers mounted and wired at each entry point.
Keycards, fobs, mobile credentials, and PIN codes provisioned for your team.
Door hardware installed and wired, with request-to-exit and fail-safe/secure logic.
Time-based access, holidays, and per-door permissions configured to how you operate.
Every unlock logged, searchable, and exportable for compliance or investigations.
Lock, unlock, and manage credentials from anywhere — no on-site keypad juggling.
From first walkthrough to hand-off, you always know what’s next and what it costs.
We assess each door, existing hardware, and power, then design the access layout.
Per-door pricing, itemized. Coordinated so your entrances stay usable during the work.
Controllers, readers, and door hardware installed, wired, and tied to your network.
Credentials issued, schedules set, and a quick walkthrough so your team owns it.
We install for specific industries and speak their software and compliance. Find your specialist page:
Line-by-line, so you know what every dollar buys.
No subcontractor roulette. One accountable team.
Hardware at our cost. We don’t mark it up.
Want us to keep it running? Roll it into managed IT.
Long enough to answer the question you will eventually be asked. Regulated firms generally want at least a year, and some want longer depending on their examiner or insurer. The important part is deciding deliberately and configuring it — most systems ship on a default retention window that nobody chose, and that is the one that lets you down during an audit.
That is exactly the design we recommend for professional offices. General suite access for staff, a much shorter credential list for the IT and records rooms, and separate logging on those doors. It costs very little extra at install and it is the difference between a useful audit trail and a meaningless one.
Rarely. Most Brentwood office doors are conventional hollow metal or aluminum storefront that accept electrified hardware without replacement. We survey the door schedule first and tell you honestly which openings work as-is and which need hardware changed — before you get a quote, not after.
Every photo below is our own work — the hub wiring, the egress hardware, and the finished reader. This is what a properly documented, code-compliant install looks like when it is finished.
Tell us about your space in Columbus or Brentwood. We’ll follow up with a flat, itemized quote — usually same day.
ClearMax Labs — install and managed IT for business across Columbus, OH and Brentwood, TN.