Commercial Intercom System Installation in Indianapolis
A commercial intercom system is an essential part of many commercial security systems for small and large businesses alike. Commercial intercoms provide two-way communication in audio and video form to verify who is at the entrance of your property and determine if access should be granted. Security Force understands the importance of both effective communication and high security, and will guide you through the process of selecting the right one to accomplish both for your business. With fully customizable options, we design and install the best commercial intercom system in Indianapolis and the surrounding areas.
Video Intercom Integration with Access Control
As a professional security integrator, we can integrate your commercial intercom system with your video surveillance system and/or access control system. This enables you to not only speak to whoever is at the entrance of your property, but also see them, and make important security decisions, such as locking and unlocking doors. All of these actions can be taken from a physical reception or security desk, or remotely from a mobile app, anywhere, at any time.
Intercom Products & Professional Installation
Commercial Intercoms
We sell a wide variety of commercial video intercom systems, which allow for efficient communication between two different stations (from one or multiple doors to one or multiple desks).
Intercoms can be:
• Audio only, video only, or both.
• Wired or wireless.
• Weather-resistant.
• Communication from your intercom can be sent to a mobile app or a desk station.
• Emergency paging capabilities are available for your intercom system.
Emergency Call Stations
Emergency call stations provide a reliable means to call for help when danger is imminent. We sell and install emergency call stations from brands such as Code Blue, Viking and Door King.
Intercom brands we sell include Aiphone, Mircom, ICT, Linear, Door King and Viking.
Selecting the Right Intercom System for Your Facility
Choosing the right intercom system starts with how your facility actually operates. Entry points, staff workflow, visitor volume, and integration with existing access control all play a role in what will work long-term.
For many commercial and senior living properties, the best solution isn’t a full replacement. Modern intercom systems are often designed to integrate with what you already have, allowing you to improve communication, visibility, and control without disrupting daily operations.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a commercial intercom system cost in Indianapolis?
Pricing varies by building size, number of doors/stations, audio vs. video, wiring needs, and integrations (access control, cameras, phones). Small installations may be a few thousand dollars, while multi-door or multi-tenant systems can be significantly more. Get an on-site assessment to confirm cabling paths, power, and network requirements and to compare wired, IP, and wireless options.
What’s the difference between an audio intercom and a video intercom system?
Audio intercoms provide two-way voice communication, often at a lower cost and with simpler hardware. Video intercoms add a camera and monitor/mobile viewing so staff can visually verify visitors before granting access. Video systems typically require more bandwidth/storage (if recording) and may integrate more easily with access control, door strikes, and mobile credentials for better security and auditability.
Can a commercial intercom system integrate with access control and video surveillance?
Yes. Many commercial intercoms can trigger door hardware (electric strikes/mag locks), work with card readers, and share events with access control platforms. Video intercoms can also integrate with video surveillance for live viewing and recorded clips tied to door events. Integration depends on the intercom’s platform (IP/SIP/VoIP), available relays/APIs, and your existing security system compatibility.
Know Exactly What to Upgrade, Before You Spend a Dollar
If your intercom system in Indianapolis is outdated, inconsistent, or limiting access control, the next step isn’t guessing. Security Force will assess your current setup, identify what’s working, what’s not, and outline practical upgrade options that fit your facility.