NY Highline Integrated Security Systems | Security Camera, Access Control Installation
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Contact Information
| Phone | (917) 473-8077 |
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| Address | 104 W 40th St #422, New York, NY 10018, USA |
| Website | https://nyhls.com/?utm_source=gbp_listing&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=manhattan |
| Location | 40.7536374, -73.9857077 |
Opening Hours
| Monday: Open 24 hours |
| Tuesday: Open 24 hours |
| Wednesday: Open 24 hours |
| Thursday: Open 24 hours |
| Friday: Open 24 hours |
| Saturday: Open 24 hours |
| Sunday: Open 24 hours |
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Reviews
Our warehouse in the Bronx had basically no security infrastructure — we were long overdue for an upgrade. Highline Security came out, did a full site assessment and recommended a camera and alarm system setup that made sense for the space and the budget. Joey managed the whole job. Couldn't fault it.
We needed a security system install for our non-profit office, and even though it wasn’t a huge job, they treated it with a lot of care and professionalism. The wiring was clean, the camera placement was well thought out, and they made sure to explain the alarm setup properly before leaving. Really appreciated the attention they gave to a smaller project like ours.
Super helpful for door repair and lock replacement. They arrived quickly, got the job done, and kept the property clean. Appreciate the help from the team and good working with you. Thank you
We needed key fob access control for our Manhattan office, so we went with Highline Security and they did a great job. They matched our existing building entrance cards exactly, which is what we really wanted. The new system also comes with an app, which makes things very easy to manage. The technician was professional, the work was clean, and the training they provided was clear.
These guys handle serious commercial work. The security installers knew exactly how to integrate with our building's access control without disrupting daily operations. Project finished early and under budget which never happens with contractors in NYC 😅