There is a line between excessive and secure. A company in downtown Philadelphia recently put up a massive high-grade security door for their business. It was secure, that much was for certain. It was also clunky and ugly. After 7pm, customers had to dial a button on the outside of the door, where the attendant will unlock it and prompt them in. During afternoon hours, the door was absurdly heavy. It is made of the highest quality steel, and the cashier would be able to slam it shut remotely if they saw a criminal attempting to rob the store (and having a hard time opening the door with their gear). On a final note, the metal detection in the door system had the alarm going off every 30 minutes. Customers with metal belts, thick jewelry, and other items set off the alarm. Paying customers were prompted with a ringing alarm when they stepped into the building. A nice and cozy setting, it was not.
The business will not go named, but there is an important lesson with their strategy. When security is too high, the feeling is uncomfortable. Customers may not necessarily feel like it is a safe neighborhood. They also may get the feeling that the office does not particularly trust them or their friends and neighbors. It is a feeling of disconnect, and a company that delivers the highest quality security with no shame or hesitation may see customers leave the steel door- and never come back.
Commercial Doors Philadelphia PA should safely protect the business, but at what cost? Should customers be rewarded with a loud alarm just because they have a metal belt? Should they struggle to open the door just because the steel is the highest grade on the market and can stop bullets?
The point is that Doors Philadelphia PA can be safe without being obnoxious. They can provide a system that protects the company without intruding on the basic expectations of harmless customers. Business Name can craft commercial doors that have all the qualities of high-quality security doors, without the obvious faults that tend to go with them.
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