Multi-Family.
Apartments, condos, and mixed-use buildings.
Garage and amenity cameras, package room access, mobile-credential resident entry, and the Wi-Fi backbone that has to hold up across 200+ units. Designed for property management to actually run, not just to install.
Resident privacy, fair-housing-aware access, and the codes governing common areas.
Multi-family integration touches resident privacy law, fair housing administration, and life-safety codes for common areas. We design to the bar property managers actually have to defend.
Resident-area cameras
Cameras face common areas, garages and entries — never inside individual units. Retention and access logs are documented for property management and legal.
Equal-access design
Mobile credentials, fob, and PIN options so residents without smartphones or with accessibility needs aren't excluded from the access system.
Common-area cabling
Plenum-rated cable in plenum spaces, proper firestop at unit and floor boundaries, code-compliant pathways through corridors.
What multi-family work
actually looks like.
Three representative builds. Yours probably sits somewhere on this spectrum — and we'll scope it before we quote it.
New-construction lease-up
200–400 unit building delivered with garage cameras, amenity-floor access, package room control, leasing office AV, and resident Wi-Fi backbone. Phased to hit lease-up dates.
Legacy fob-to-mobile cutover
Replacing 10-year-old prox-card system with PDK mobile credentials. Resident-by-resident migration, side-by-side operation during cutover, no lockouts.
Garage camera retrofit
Adding NDAA-compliant cameras across garage levels and entry points for an existing condo association — coordinated with property management to avoid resident disruption.
The gear we standardize on for multi-family.
We pick partners by what survives an audit and what your IT team can support without a vendor on speed dial. These are the manufacturers we trust for multi-family work.




Multi-Family buyers,
block by block.
We do this work across the DMV — but it concentrates in a few cities. If you're in one of these, we're already there every week.
Questions multi-family buyers actually ask.
Direct answers to the things facilities, IT and procurement teams ask before they take a meeting.
The system is only as good as the team supporting it.
When the install is done, the system has to keep working — through firmware drift, staff changes, ISP outages and the day someone unplugs the wrong thing. Wizer Managed Site Operations keeps it that way.
- 24/7 monitoring on cameras, doors, AV gear and network.
- One number to call. We answer it.
- Lifecycle planning so nothing surprises your budget.

