Sep 25, 2026
Protect-U-Services has expanded its programmable access control installation service to Old Saybrook, CT, setting up keypad, proximity reader, and swipe card entry with printable logs of the last 1,000 door events.
Guilford, United States, September 25, 2026 /NewsNetwork/ -- Protect-U-Services has expanded its door access control installation service to Old Saybrook, CT, giving local homeowners and businesses a programmable way to decide who enters while tracking arrival times.
More information about the service is available at https://www.protectuservices.com/access-and-automation-systems
The expansion comes as NeighborhoodScout, which analyzes FBI crime data, reports that Old Saybrook has a property crime rate of 16 per 1,000 residents, placing the town above the national average for the likelihood of becoming a property crime victim. Protect-U-Services seeks to address this trend, helping Old Saybrook owners limit entry to authorized people and review who accessed a door and at what time.
Installations can include keypad, proximity reader, and swipe card entry, depending on how each home or business uses its doors. A programmable software package runs the complete system, letting owners assign permissions to family and friends at home or employees and clients at work. The system can also record arrival and departure times, and a log of the last 1,000 events can be printed for review or recordkeeping.
"The system is designed to be easy to use, so owners can make changes themselves rather than calling for help every single time," said a spokesperson for Protect-U-Services. "When an employee leaves or a household's routine shifts, access can be updated in the system without new hardware."
Access control is one part of a wider lineup that includes burglar, fire, panic, and temperature alarms, CCTV systems, intercoms, and central vacuum systems. Homeowners can also add a home automation system that controls lighting, appliances, entertainment systems, HVAC, and security system access from a remote or computer.
About Protect-U-Services
Based at 800 Village Walk in Guilford, Protect-U-Services has served Connecticut properties since the 1990s and is affiliated with the National Burglar & Fire Alarm Association. Its licensed team custom designs each system around the property, and a trained monitoring center provides 24-hour coverage, contacting police, firefighters, or EMTs when a problem is detected.
Old Saybrook home and business owners can schedule a free estimate and discuss entry options for their property by visiting https://www.protectuservices.com/contact-us or calling (203) 433-7075.
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Name: Kevin Andrew
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Organization: Protect-U-Services LLC
Address: Guilford, Guilford, CT 06437, United States
Website: https://www.protectuservices.com/
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