Premium security solutions for Perth gated communities, masterplanned estates and residential developments. Entry gate CCTV, ANPR vehicle recognition, boom gate access control and perimeter monitoring designed for prestige property developers and estate managers.
Gated entries need boom gates, CCTV, intercoms and ANPR to control resident, visitor and contractor access while maintaining aesthetic appeal for premium developments.
Large estates with extensive perimeters require cost-effective monitoring solutions like thermal cameras, virtual fencing and integrated alarms to prevent intrusions.
Homeowners expect security without feeling surveilled. Systems must protect common areas and entries while respecting privacy on private lots and within homes.
Differentiating between residents, guests, tradespeople and unauthorized vehicles requires ANPR, watch lists, temporary access codes and automated gate control.
Estates build in stages over years. Security systems must protect completed homes while accommodating construction traffic, then expand as new stages are released.
Estate budgets must cover monitoring, maintenance and upgrades long-term. Systems need low operating costs, scalability and integration with estate management.
Prestige estates with controlled entry
Large subdivisions with amenities
Residential around golf facilities
Coastal, canal, river developments
Costs depend on estate size and complexity. Small estates (50-100 lots) with single entry gate start from $60,000-$120,000. Medium estates (100-300 lots) with multiple gates and amenities range $150,000-$350,000. Large masterplanned estates (300+ lots) with comprehensive perimeter security can be $400,000-$1M+. We offer staged implementation to align with development budgets and sell-through. Contact us for a site assessment and tailored proposal.
Yes. Modern estate security uses mobile apps for gate access, guest invitations and amenity booking. Residents download the app, register their vehicle, and the ANPR system automatically opens gates. For pedestrian access, Bluetooth proximity or QR codes work seamlessly. Physical cards/fobs are available as backup for residents who prefer them or for household staff.
Visitors call the resident via video intercom at the gate, who remotely opens it via mobile app or landline. Residents can also pre-register visitor vehicles (ANPR grants automatic access) or send temporary PIN codes via SMS. Regular service providers (mail, garbage, gardeners) can have scheduled access codes that work during specific time windows. Delivery drivers use intercom or pre-arranged codes.
Ongoing costs include 24/7 monitoring (optional, $150-$400/month), internet/cellular connectivity ($100-$200/month), mobile app licensing ($1-3 per resident per month), annual maintenance ($3,000-$10,000 depending on system size), and replacement credentials as needed. These costs are typically covered through estate levies or body corporate fees. We provide 5-year cost projections for budgeting.
Absolutely. Gated communities with professional security systems command 5-15% higher property values than comparable non-gated estates. Security is a top priority for buyers, especially families and retirees. Real estate marketing emphasizes gated entry, CCTV and ANPR systems as premium features. Developers report faster sales and higher prices per sqm in estates with visible security infrastructure.
Yes. Many modern estate security systems integrate with smart home platforms (Google Home, Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit) via APIs. Residents can view gate cameras on smart displays, receive gate access notifications, and integrate estate security with their home automation. This is increasingly expected in premium developments and adds significant value to tech-savvy buyers.
We design scalable systems that start with construction site security (perimeter cameras, contractor access control) then transition to resident entry gates as homes are completed. Contractor vehicles are registered in the ANPR system during construction, then removed at handover. The infrastructure (conduits, fiber, power) is installed early to avoid costly retrofits. Systems expand incrementally as each stage is released.
Yes. All systems comply with Privacy Act requirements. Cameras only monitor common areas (entries, parks, amenities) never private residences or lots. Clear signage indicates CCTV use. Access to footage is restricted to estate managers with audit logs tracking all views. Privacy policies are documented and provided to residents. We help draft by-laws covering security system use and privacy expectations.
We secure residential estates throughout Perth's growth corridors:
Get a free estate security assessment. We'll evaluate your development plans and provide a comprehensive proposal with staged implementation and ROI analysis.