Access control, installed and maintained by one contractor.
Card access for offices, warehouses and campuses. Parking access and revenue control for parkades and healthcare sites. One contractor scopes the whole job — power, pathways, hardware and the system that runs it — so you get one contract, and one number when something stops working.
Systems we work on
What we install, and what we’ll stand behind.
Support depends on more than a badge — it depends on parts, manufacturer backing and administrative access to the system itself. Here is exactly where we sit.
- Amano McGann Authorized dealer
- Parking access and revenue control. Factory-trained technicians, genuine parts and direct manufacturer support.
- RBH Door access
- We install and support RBH access control systems on sites we’ve put in.
- CDVI Door access
- Widely available, well-supported hardware we specify and maintain on sites we’ve installed.
- Other systems
- We take service and modification work on systems we didn’t install, subject to one thing: administrative access.
Why Evergreen
Nothing falls between trades
Access control sits where electrical, door hardware, networking and security meet — which is exactly where jobs come apart. Power gets run to the wrong side of the door, the strike doesn’t match the frame, the panel has no network drop. We scope and coordinate the whole chain, so there’s no gap for your project to fall into and no meeting about whose scope it was.
Same-day response
Same-day response on service calls, with after-hours and weekend support for clients who need it. Full 24/7 coverage is available under a service agreement.
One point of contact
Not a dispatch queue and not an account manager who’ll be gone in eight months. The person who quotes your job is the person who runs it and the person who picks up when you call about it.
A problem worth naming
Locked out of your own access control system?
An access control system is only as transferable as its administrator login. When an installer walks away — or a building changes hands, or the one person who knew the password retires — the credentials often go with them.
You’re left owning hardware you can’t administer. No adding cards, no revoking the ones that left, no changing access levels, no reports.
- We establish what you ownMake, model, firmware, how many doors and controllers, and what’s actually still working.
- We pursue the credentials properlyWith documented authorisation from the building owner, manufacturers will often reissue administrative access for equipment you own.
- Where that fails, we rebuildMany systems can be reset and reprogrammed on the existing hardware — the panels and readers stay on the wall.
- Replacement is the last answerSometimes it genuinely is the right call. It shouldn’t be the first thing you’re told.
Services
What we do.
Most of our work is keeping systems running and changing what’s already there — not replacing everything older than five years.
- Door access control
- Readers, keypads, controllers, door hardware and the software behind them — new systems, expansions, and sites whose installer has moved on.
- Parking access & revenue control
- Entry and exit lanes, gates, pay stations, licence plate recognition and the reporting behind them.
- Service & emergency response
- Documented preventive maintenance, and fast response when a lane or a door fails.
- Upgrades, modifications & assessment
- Changing what’s already there, and a straight read on what needs doing now versus later.
- Work that doesn’t fit a category
- Change machines, solar crosswalk beacons, intercoms — the things nobody else wants to scope.
Where we work
Sectors we know our way around.
- Healthcare campuses
- Commercial parkades
- Food processing & agribusiness
- Property management portfolios
- Multi-building institutional campuses
- Electrical contractors
- Electrical engineers
We also work as a subcontractor. Electrical contractors bring us in to cover the access control scope on a job; consulting engineers bring us in to specify it. One trade fewer for you to chase, and a number you can call during commissioning.
Got a system nobody’s looking after?
Whether it’s a parking operation that needs a service plan or a card access system somebody installed and abandoned, a site assessment gets you a straight read on what you’ve got and what it needs.