Technology partner · Brivo

Brivo dealer and installer in Southern California

Cloud access control for offices, multi-tenant buildings and multi-site organizations, designed, installed and supported by WCC.

Updated October 2026 · CSLB #819788, C-7, C-10, C-28

The short answer

WCC is a Brivo dealer and installer in Southern California. We design, install and support Brivo cloud access control, including readers, door hardware, controllers, mobile credentials and intercoms, for offices, multi-tenant buildings, schools, healthcare and multi-site organizations. Installed systems typically run $1,500 to $4,500 per door, plus Brivo's yearly subscription.

Installed$1,500–$4,500Per door
PlatformCloudNo on-site server
Best forMulti-site, multi-tenantOne dashboard for every building

The platform

What Brivo does well

Cloud-managed

Doors, schedules and users managed from a browser or phone, with no server to patch.

Multi-tenant buildings

Tenants manage their own suites while owners control lobbies, elevators and garages.

Multi-site

One dashboard and one credential for every location in a portfolio.

Mobile credentials

Phones work as badges, with cards and fobs still supported.

Video

The Brivo Security Suite, formed when Brivo merged with Eagle Eye Networks, ties door events to cloud video.

Integrations

Directory sync, visitor management, intercoms and property management systems.

What we install

A Brivo installation from WCC

ComponentWhat's included
Door hardwareElectric strikes, mag locks, electrified mortise locks, request-to-exit and door contacts, coordinated with fire alarm release
Readers and credentialsBrivo-compatible readers, mobile credentials and cards
Controllers and cablingBrivo controllers, power and cabling to every door
SetupSites, schedules, groups, holidays and lockdown configured for how you operate
Training and supportAdmin training, documentation and ongoing support and licensing renewals

Is Brivo right?

When Brivo is the right choice

Brivo is strongest for organizations with many buildings or many tenants: property managers, multi-site businesses and districts that want one cloud system everywhere. If you want cameras and doors from a single hardware vendor, compare it with Verkada or Avigilon Alta. See Brivo vs Verkada and the Brivo multi-site guide.

Cost

What Brivo costs

Installed Brivo access control typically runs $1,500 to $4,500 per door, depending on door hardware and cabling, plus a yearly per-door subscription. See Brivo pricing for subscription tiers and the access control cost guide for full examples.

How it works

How a Brivo project runs

Door survey

Every door's hardware, frame, fire code and pathway reviewed before ordering.

Design

Install

Cabling, hardware, readers and controllers installed and tested.

Install

Configure and train

Sites, schedules and users set up, then admin training.

Handoff

FAQ

Brivo questions

Is WCC a Brivo dealer?

Yes. WCC sells, installs and supports Brivo access control across Southern California, including licensing renewals.

How much does Brivo cost?

Installed Brivo typically runs $1,500 to $4,500 per door, plus a yearly per-door subscription. See our Brivo pricing page for tiers.

Does Brivo work for multi-tenant buildings?

Yes. Tenants can manage their own suites while the owner keeps control of shared doors, elevators and garages.

Does Brivo support mobile credentials?

Yes. Phones can work as badges alongside cards and fobs.

Can Brivo work with our cameras?

Brivo's Security Suite pairs access control with cloud video, and Brivo also integrates with other camera platforms.

Can you take over an existing Brivo system?

Yes. We can take over support, add doors and handle renewals for existing Brivo systems.

Get a recommendation

Talk to us about Brivo

Send your door list or floor plan, and we'll return a door-by-door Brivo quote.