Citiloc Systems

Citiloc Systems Ltd. has been providing customers with integrated security systems and solutions since 1985 and has become Vancouver's premier integrated security company. Citiloc specializes in Access Control, Building Automation, Entry Intercom, Intrusion Detection, Surveillance Systems, Locksmith Services, Parking Control and Network Infrastructure. Regardless of the size or complexity of your project, Citiloc delivers customized surveillance and security services with highly trained staff. We have established a team of project managers, technical engineers, service technicians and support staff to deliver all your requirements with quality, within budget and with customer satisfaction.

With 10 years experience in the locksmith trade already behind him, New Zealand-born David Barrett started Citiloc as an electronic lock company in 1985. Today, Citiloc is recognized as one of the premier integrated security system providers in Greater Vancouver, employing a growing and specialized staff in a 9,500-square-foot building in the Vancouver's Railtown District, near the Port of Vancouver. Citiloc's quarter-centennial anniversary is not just an accomplishment, but a coming of age. We are proud of our our past accomplishments and at the same time we strive to take advantage of what's available in the future.

Citiloc installs and services electronic locking products that require the expertise of both a locksmith and a security product technician. Our innovative products (which include electric door strikes, magnetic door locks, and panic exit hardware) meet difficult fire code regulations and can often be customized to match your building's existing aesthetic. Did you know that an average deadbolt from the hardware store can easily be opened by a technique called lock bumping? Citiloc can help reduce your risk and liability by installing a highly secure lock on your door, guaranteed to stand up to abuse and intrusion attempts.

Our innovative solutions in access control range from entry level, single-door access control requirements to fully integrated security management systems operating on an enterprise-wide network. A well thought out access control solution enables you to further enhance your company's or building's security. Managed Access Control combines physical access control with systems that can be programmed to manage and record an accurate audit trail. Based on the assigned security level of authorized individuals i.e.

The Argyle is a safe and secure building designed for tenants' peace of mind, with pre-wiring for security systems in each home, visitor screening through enterphone, secured underground parking, remote entry access, and video-monitored entry points. These 18- and 20-story towers feature several airy one- and two-bedroom suites, with secured and monitored access to the buildings as well as entry intercoms to identify visitors providing peace of mind for residents. The Ellison is a heritage Yaletown warehouse building converted to a set of twenty-five loft-style homes, with the building facade and lobby having been preserved and restored.

SI Terminal Systems Inc. is the largest container Terminal Operator in Canada, handling a major percentage of the containerized cargo moved through Port Metro Vancouver. Citiloc provided customized outdoor communication and surveillance solutions in order to most effectively protect the area. This multi-level Downtown parkade is an unattended pay and display facility that offers both daily and monthly parking, with multiple access control measures in place to deter unauthorized entry and tampering with vehicles.

Citiloc can provide owners, architects and engineers with a detailed analysis and design specification for a project. Our consultants take careful consideration of overall objectives, performance factors, architectural specifics, and aesthetic design of each project. Consulting security experts to help design and specify products, installation and long term support strategies can save clients long-term expenses and frustration. Be careful not to use out-of-date technical specifications in the RFP.