Intercom Systems · Los Angeles, CA
Video and IP intercoms for doors, gates, and lobbies, answered from desk stations, phones, or mobile apps, and connected to your access control.
Quick answer
A commercial intercom system lets visitors call from a door, gate, or lobby station and talk to staff inside, usually with video, and lets staff unlock the door remotely. Modern IP intercoms run over your network and can ring desk stations, computers, mobile apps, or desk phones.
Los Angeles IT installs video and IP intercom systems for Los Angeles businesses from our Century City headquarters, integrated with door access control and phone systems. Installations are quoted after a site walk, and service is $95 per hour.
What's Included
Video intercoms that connect to the rest of your building systems instead of standing alone.
HD video door stations at entrances, lobbies, and suites, so staff see who is there before letting them in.
Video intercom →/ 02Network intercoms powered by PoE that ring desk stations, computers, mobile apps, or your phone system.
IP intercom →/ 03Weatherproof call stations at vehicle gates and parking entries, with remote gate release.
Gate intercom →/ 04Answer the door from anywhere and release it with a tap, useful for small offices and after-hours deliveries.
Mobile answering →/ 05Intercoms that unlock doors through your access control system, with every release logged.
Door access →/ 06Intercom calls routed to your VoIP or Teams phones, so the front desk can answer from their existing phone.
Phone systems →/ 07Room-to-room and department intercoms for offices, clinics, and warehouses.
Internal intercom →/ 08Old analog and audio-only intercoms replaced with video IP systems, reusing cabling where possible.
Upgrades →/ 09Troubleshooting dead stations, audio problems, and door release failures, plus firmware updates.
Support →Audio vs. Video IP
If your intercom is a buzzer and a crackly speaker, here's what a modern system adds.
| Video IP intercom | Old audio intercom | |
|---|---|---|
| See the visitor | ✓ HD video | Voice only |
| Answer from | ✓ Desk station, phone, or app | One fixed handset |
| Door release | ✓ Logged and remote | Local buzzer only |
| Records | ✓ Call and video history | None |
| Wiring | ✓ One PoE network cable | Dedicated intercom wire |
| Integration | ✓ Access control and phones | Standalone |
How It Works
We plan who answers which door before choosing equipment.
STEP 01
We review entrances, gates, lobbies, existing wiring, and who should answer each call during and after hours.
STEP 02
You get a station layout, answering plan, and a fixed quote, including any door release hardware.
STEP 03
We run PoE cabling, mount door and desk stations, connect door releases, and integrate with access control and phones.
STEP 04
We test every call path and release, set up mobile answering, and show your team how it works.
Pricing
Intercom pricing depends on the number of door and gate stations, indoor answering stations, whether you need video, cable distances, and integration with access control or your phone system. Every quote starts with a site walk, so the price reflects your building, not a guess.
After installation, repairs and changes are $95 per hour, or included with system support on our managed IT plans from $300/month.
Intercom Systems
Tell us which doors or gates need an intercom and who should answer. We'll schedule a site walk and send a plan and quote.
Where Intercoms Fit
Offices use video intercoms at suite and lobby entrances so the front desk can screen visitors. Medical and dental practices use them after hours and for back-door deliveries. Warehouses and industrial sites put them at gates and loading areas, and multi-tenant buildings use directory-style door stations.
Where you also need announcements across a building, pair intercoms with a paging system.
Integration
An intercom is most useful when it's connected. Integrated with access control, door releases are logged with the person who released them. Integrated with your phone system, calls ring the people already answering phones. Paired with security cameras, every visitor is recorded.
Because IP intercoms are network devices, we secure them on their own network segment and keep firmware updated.
Upgrades
Older audio intercoms often fail with no replacement parts available. We replace them with video IP systems, reusing existing cable or conduit where we can, and adding network cabling where we can't.
Upgrades are usually done door by door, so your entrances keep working during the changeover.
Local Installers
Los Angeles IT installs commercial intercom systems across Los Angeles, Orange County, and the Inland Empire, with onsite installation and service from our 10 LA County hubs.
Intercoms are part of our low voltage services, together with cameras, access control, paging, and cabling.
Why Los Angeles IT
Connected
Desk stations, phones, and mobile apps, so a visitor never waits at an empty lobby.
Secure
Integrated with access control and cameras for a full record.
Certified
Technicians with CompTIA Security+, Network+, and A+, plus Microsoft and Cisco certifications, who explain risk in plain English.
Industries
Offices, clinics, warehouses, schools, and multi-tenant buildings across Los Angeles use intercoms we install and support.
Service Areas
Onsite installation and service come from these locations:
We provide intercom system installation in Los Angeles, Century City, Downtown LA, Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Culver City, El Segundo, Pasadena, Glendale, Burbank, the San Fernando Valley, Long Beach, Torrance, West Covina, and Santa Clarita, plus Orange County, the Inland Empire, and San Diego County. View all service areas →
Client Reviews
“The customer service from Los Angeles IT is on another level. Any time we’ve had an issue, their fast response time has kept our business from missing a beat. Bonus points for being budget-friendly too.”
“Rod and his team are my go-to IT solutions help. Available all the time, very professional, prompt and super capable for all challenges and IT needs we’ve had. Highly recommend!”
“I can’t say enough good things about the folks at Los Angeles IT. Their techs are personable and sharp, and they always follow up to make sure everything is working. Best part? Our IT costs have gone down while our systems run better than ever.”
“Such great service! He made the entire process feel seamless and stress-free, always ready to answer any questions with patience and clarity. It’s rare to find someone who combines technical expertise with such genuine customer care.”
“Los Angeles IT is an incredibly professional company. Rod and his team came in, updated our phone systems, and revamped our computer setups. Now, everything is organized and runs smoothly.”
“I must highlight the owner, Rod, who truly embodies the essence of an IT wizard. His deep understanding of technology and ability to troubleshoot any issue is remarkable.”
“Been working with Rod and his team for three years now. He’s responsive, helpful and very patient with me when I need help on minor things!”
“Rod is a godsend. He helped us set up our home office to be efficient and user-friendly. He was responsive, easy to work with and reasonably priced. Highly recommended.”
FAQ
It depends on the number of door and gate stations, answering stations, video vs. audio, cable distances, and integrations. We quote after a site walk. Service is $95 per hour.
An IP intercom connects to your network, usually with Power over Ethernet, and can ring desk stations, computers, mobile apps, or VoIP phones.
Yes. Most modern video intercoms support mobile apps for answering and releasing the door from anywhere.
Yes. Intercoms connect to an electric strike, maglock, or your access control system to release the door remotely.
Yes. SIP intercoms can ring VoIP or Microsoft Teams phones so your front desk answers from their existing phone.
Yes. We install weatherproof intercom stations at vehicle gates and parking entries with remote gate release.
Yes. We replace analog and audio-only intercoms with video IP systems, reusing cabling where possible.
An intercom is two-way communication, usually at doors. A paging system makes one-way announcements over speakers across a building.
Many do, and integrating with your security cameras gives you a recorded view of every visitor.
PoE intercoms stay powered if your network switch is on a battery backup, which we recommend.
Yes. We troubleshoot and repair intercom stations, audio issues, and door release problems.
We install intercoms across Los Angeles County, Orange County, the Inland Empire, and San Diego County.
Related Services
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