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.

Hilliard’s commercial base leans toward light industrial and flex space along Britton Parkway and the Roberts Road corridor, mixed with professional offices and a growing medical presence. That combination means most access-control projects here involve both hollow-metal warehouse doors and conventional office entries in the same building — a warehouse with a front office attached. The hardware is straightforward; the design question is separating operations space from administrative space on credentials and schedules.
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 personnel doors and dock-adjacent entries — the easiest openings to control properly.
Conventional storefront entries needing different schedules than the operations floor.
Multi-tenant office space with suite-level permissions.
Records and medication storage on their own short credential lists.
NFPA 101 governs each controlled door — request-to-exit, fail-safe release on fire alarm, and fire-official review for magnetic locks or delayed egress. In mixed warehouse-and-office buildings the common oversight is treating the two areas identically: the operations floor and the front office usually need different schedules, and doors between them are often the ones worth controlling most. We map that separation into the door schedule rather than badging only the exterior.
The interior door between warehouse and office, credentialed and logged.
Access that matches the shift and expires with the contract.
Personnel doors near docks on their own schedule and log.
Britton Parkway · Roberts Road corridor · Cemetery Road · Old Hilliard · Mill Run · Trueman Boulevard · Franklin County
Same-day site walks across Franklin County: Dublin, Westerville, Hilliard, Grove City, Gahanna, New Albany, Upper Arlington.
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.
In mixed warehouse-and-office buildings, usually yes — and it is the most commonly skipped door. The interior opening between the operations floor and the front office is often where the meaningful separation is, because it protects records and admin space from general floor access.
That is the normal design. Operations staff get floor access on shift hours, admin staff get office access on business hours, and management gets both. One system, different rules per group and per door.
We are based in Sunbury, so most of Franklin County is a same-day drive for site walks and service. That proximity is why we can quote from an actual door walk rather than photos.
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 Hilliard or Nashville. We’ll follow up with a flat, itemized quote — usually same day.
ClearMax Labs — install and managed IT for business across Hilliard, OH and Nashville, TN.