Keypad
Window height, before the leaf
A gooseneck puts the keypad at the window, on the driver side, before the leaf starts to move.
Industry · Storage Facilities
Storage facilities are credential-heavy properties with thin staff coverage. The system has to behave correctly when no one is on site — and it has to leave a clean evidence trail when something goes wrong.
We set up gate access control and video surveillance for self-storage facilities in Orlando, Kissimmee, Winter Garden, Clermont, and Tampa Bay. Tenants get their own gate credentials. Cameras cover the gate, the lanes, and the unit doors, and we set how long the recorder keeps the footage.
Equipment
Line diagrams of the hardware. Not photographs of a job.
Keypad
A gooseneck puts the keypad at the window, on the driver side, before the leaf starts to move.
Storage entry
The keypad meets the driver at the window. The leaf stays on its track, clear of the pedestal.
What this property type runs into
Was a tenant on site? When? Through which gate? Footage and access logs need to answer this in minutes.
Most incidents happen when no one is on site — the system has to be self-sufficient.
A camera aimed at the office will not show which vehicle came through the gate. We aim one at the lane so the vehicle and the entry are in the frame.
Owners running several facilities need one credential, monitoring, and reporting standard across all of them.
What we recommend
Storage relies more heavily on documented credentials and high-quality footage than almost any other industry — these systems must be specified together.
Access control is the credential, schedule, and audit layer behind every gate and door.
We put cameras where you need to see what happened: the gate, the lane, the lot, the building.
The operator has to match the gate it moves.
A property does not have a gate problem, a camera problem, or a credential problem in isolation.
If the gate is stuck or the entry is down, call us.
What to plan for
New rentals, late accounts, and move-outs all need clean credential transitions.
Coverage at gates, hallways, lockers, and exterior corners — each scene tuned to the question it must answer.
Retention sized to investigation and dispute timelines — not just storage cost.
Yes — when the access control system is integrated with the property management software, gate credentials can reflect tenant status automatically.
Retention is sized to facility needs and dispute timelines — commonly 30 to 90 days, with longer retention for high-value scenes.
Plan your system
Tell us about the property. We use that conversation to scope the work.
Using an AI assistant? It can book a project call for you directly through Booqer — available slots are confirmed instantly.
Next step
One credential layer, one event timeline, one accountable team across gates, access control, cameras, and ongoing service.