Residential Doorphone – You Decide Who Comes In

A doorphone only becomes interesting the day it stops working. Then the guest is left standing on the street, and the contractor calls on his cell phone instead. A residential doorphone takes care of the traffic at your front door: you can see who’s ringing the bell and let them in without having to go downstairs. We advise you on the system and install it. We also provide after-sales service.

What a residential doorphone should be able to do

The choice is less about the brand and more about how your home is built and who should be able to open the door on a daily basis. Three questions determine most of it.

Audio or video?

An audio system is less expensive to purchase and will provide reliable service for many years. Video systems cost more, but in return, you’ll know who’s outside before you press the open button. If you’d like to see this type of system, we’ve compiled a list of options for video door phones.

Wired or wireless?

In newer homes and in properties with intact wiring, a wired system is usually the obvious choice. Older properties are a different story, as new wiring can be the most expensive single item in the entire project. That’s why we often recommend a wireless model like WelcomeBob when there’s no existing wiring. We’ll make our recommendation once we’ve seen the door.

App and Remote Opening

A digital intercom system can forward the call to your phone so you can let the mail carrier in while you're at work. Learn more about how these systems work at digital intercom.

Residential Door Phones for Apartments and Cooperative Housing

If you live in a multi-unit building, your intercom unit is part of the building’s common system. Therefore, you can rarely change it on your own—the decision rests with the homeowners’ association or the property manager. We’re happy to handle that discussion, and the overall setup for apartment buildings consists of an intercom system connecting to individual apartments and, for building boards, an intercom system connecting to the homeowners’ association. If only your own intercom unit needs to be replaced or repaired, we’ll handle it as a single job.

Doorbell for single-family homes and townhouses

In a house, there’s only one door to worry about, and it has to work every time. Typically, we combine a video unit at the door with app access and an electronic door lock, so that communication and unlocking are integrated into a single solution. If you have a fence or gate, we install the intercom system at street level.

Residential door phone with access and locking features

A door phone rarely stands alone. It can be connected to a private access control system, so that access cards and codes are managed in one place, and it can work in conjunction with an automatic door opener if the door is to open on its own. We take responsibility for the entire system, so you don’t end up with three suppliers pointing fingers at each other.

Installation and service throughout Copenhagen

We work with systems from Scantron, Siedle, Videx, and WelcomeBob, and we also service systems that we did not install ourselves. Our technicians have completed a four-year locksmith training program, and we offer 24-hour service in Copenhagen at 82 82 82 09. If you’d like a professional assessment of your door before making a decision, we’ll start with a no-obligation consultation. Check to see if we cover your address under “Areas,” or write to us via “Contact.”

Call 82 82 82 09 to receive two recommended solutions, including prices and timelines.

Frequently Asked Questions About Residential Door Phones