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Wireless Doorbell Solutions for 3 Flat?

Matt Lorentsen
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Chicago, IL
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Hello All, I have a vintage 3 flat in Logan Square that does not currently have any doorbell or intercom system. I am looking for a wireless doorbell solution so we don't have to rip up any walls to install this. I looked into Ring and Simpli Safe but they don't seem to have products built for a multi-unit application. Any suggestions? 

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@Matt Lorentsen have you looked at running regular doorbells? It isn't that expensive, although it does require a bit of wall patching if you have to cut a hole for the wire. 

Menards and HD both sell inexpensive wireless door bells as well. You might try one of those. They cost in the $30 range. 

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