Modern Security for Condos & Communities
From Waikiki towers to neighborhood associations, USP helps boards and property managers protect residents with modern access control, lobby video, intercoms, and parking security.
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These are the problems condominiums & hoas leaders bring us most often — and how modern cloud security solves each one.
Lost fobs & key copies
Mobile credentials and instant revocation end the key-copy problem.
Lobby & mailroom theft
HD cameras with AI search identify package thieves in seconds.
Parking garage incidents
LPR and motion alerts document break-ins and unauthorized vehicles.
Guest & vendor access
Video intercoms let residents or staff admit guests remotely.
Board accountability
Audit trails and incident exports give boards clear documentation.
Aging intercom systems
Replace obsolete phone-line intercoms with modern video units.
Why condominiums & hoas choose USP
USP understands AOAO governance — we present to boards, work within reserve budgets, and deliver phased upgrades that minimize disruption to residents. Before your board votes on cameras, read our guide to what Hawaii AOAO boards can and can't do with security cameras.
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ExploreCondo & AOAO security in Hawaii — common questions
Are security cameras allowed in Hawaii condo common areas?
Generally yes — lobbies, parking garages, elevators, mailrooms, and pool decks are common elements the association manages, and cameras there are lawful and expected. The limits: nothing anywhere residents have a reasonable expectation of privacy, no views into units, and no audio recording of other people's conversations. Our guide to condo security camera rules in Hawaii covers the details boards ask about most.
What security systems do Hawaii condos typically start with?
Most associations start where the incidents are: cameras covering the garage, lobby, and mailroom, then fob or mobile access on entries and amenity spaces, then a video intercom at the main entrance. Because everything runs on one cloud platform, an AOAO can phase the project across fiscal years without ending up with three disconnected systems.
How does USP work with AOAO boards?
We present to boards and property managers, design around reserve budgets, and phase upgrades to minimize disruption to residents. USP handles the site assessment, system design, licensing, and ongoing support; physical deployment is performed by licensed contractor partners.
Can we replace lost keys and re-keying with fobs or phones?
Yes — that's usually the strongest financial argument for access control in a condominium. A lost fob or phone credential is deactivated in seconds from the dashboard instead of re-keying a building, and every entry to the garage, gym, or rooftop leaves an audit trail the manager can search.
Can one system cover multiple towers or properties on different islands?
Yes. One dashboard manages cameras, doors, and intercoms across every building — a managing agent in Honolulu can oversee associations on Maui, Kauai, and the Big Island without separate systems at each property.
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