New York City, NY 16-05-2025 – At Jacob Intercom, For over 15 years, the Brooklyn-based security and communication company has quietly become one of NYC’s most trusted names in intercom systems—building a reputation as one building, one buzzer, and one connection at a time.
Now, Jacob Intercom is proud to announce the expansion of its premium intercom installation services across all five boroughs of New York City. From pre-war apartment buildings in the East Village to luxury brownstones in Park Slope and bustling commercial properties in Midtown, the company is bringing modern, intuitive intercom technology to a city that never sleeps.
And for New Yorkers who’ve lived through one too many broken buzzers, delayed deliveries, or mystery knocks on the door—this is news worth buzzing about.
“What we do might seem small—a panel on the wall, a button on the door—but to a tenant or a business, it’s peace of mind,” said Jacob Hadari, CEO and founder of Jacob Intercom. “It’s the difference between missed visitors and seamless communication. And in this city, every second counts.”
Tailored Solutions for Every Property
Jacob Intercom doesn’t believe in cookie-cutter systems. Their approach to intercom installation is grounded in customization, efficiency, and deep knowledge of NYC’s unique architectural challenges. Whether it’s a wireless system for a new construction project in Long Island City or a video-enabled intercom retrofit for a 100-year-old walk-up in the Bronx, their team understands the intricacies of every type of property.
The company offers a full spectrum of intercom solutions:
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Audio and video intercom systems
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Wireless and IP-based installations
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Smartphone-compatible intercoms with remote access
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Multi-tenant systems for residential buildings
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Commercial-grade entry systems with access control integration
In a city where building codes, aesthetics, and technology collide, Jacob Intercom has made a name for itself by threading that needle with precision.
Experience Meets Innovation
With over a decade and a half of hands-on experience, Jacob Intercom’s technicians bring both time-tested know-how and an eye for innovation. The company’s work isn’t just about wiring and screens—it’s about creating user-friendly systems that residents and business owners can rely on every day.
“We’ve seen intercoms evolve from simple audio buzzers to full-fledged video networks,” said Hadari. “Our goal is to help NYC buildings stay ahead of the curve—without the headaches.”
Every installation is backed by comprehensive support, including diagnostics, maintenance, and repairs. For buildings with outdated systems, Jacob Intercom offers seamless upgrades, often without major structural changes or downtime.
More than Installation—A Commitment to Security
For many NYC residents, a working intercom isn’t just a convenience—it’s a frontline security measure. Whether it’s screening visitors, securing deliveries, or monitoring shared entrances, intercom systems are the invisible sentries of daily life.
By expanding their Intercom Installation in NYC, Jacob Intercom is making modern security more accessible—especially at a time when property owners and residents are demanding more safety features in their homes and businesses.
Affordable, Transparent, and Local
Though Jacob Intercom has grown, they remain a locally owned and operated business with a commitment to honest pricing and personal service. Estimates are free, consultations are thorough, and every project is designed to match the client’s budget and expectations.
“We don’t just wire systems—we build relationships,” said Hadari. “We know our clients by name, we remember the buildings we’ve worked in, and we stand by our work long after the installation is done.”
Contact Information:
Jacob Intercom
Attn: Jacob Hadari, CEO
Address: 209 Avenue F, Brooklyn, NY 11218, United States
Phone: +1 718-252-2730
Email: jacobintercom@gmail.com
Website: https://jacobintercom.com/
For media inquiries, interviews, or to request a quote, please contact Jacob Intercom at the details above.
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