Choosing between Ring models
Ring offers battery, wired, and plug-in models with different field-of-view and power options. The right one depends on whether you have doorbell wiring, how much of the porch you want to see, and your door frame width. We'll help you choose based on your entry rather than the box.
What installation covers
- Checking existing doorbell wiring and transformer
- Mounting, including wedge or corner kits when needed
- Chime connection or Ring Chime setup
- Ring app setup, motion zones, and alert preferences
- A walkthrough of live view, two-way talk, and shared users
About Ring plans
Ring doorbells offer live view without a subscription, while saved video history and some features require a Ring plan. Plan pricing and features are set by Ring and may change, so check ring.com for current details. We'll point out what you'd be giving up without one.
Property types we work with
Homes
Front doors and gates.
Townhomes
Tight door frames that need slim models.
Rentals
Shared users for owners and managers.
Small offices
A simple front-door buzzer replacement.
How the installation process works
- 01
Model and entry
Tell us which Ring you have, or send door photos.
- 02
Power check
We confirm the wiring suits a wired model.
- 03
Install
Mounting, wiring or battery, and chime.
- 04
App setup
Notifications and shared access configured together.
Compatibility considerations
Not every product fits every door or property. These are the things we check first:
- Wired Ring models need suitable transformer power.
- Narrow door frames may need a slimmer model.
- Ring plans are optional but affect video history.
Common questions
- Are you a Ring partner?
- No. We're an independent installer. We install Ring products our customers choose or that we recommend for their entry.
- Can you move my Ring doorbell to a better spot?
- Often, yes, especially for battery models. Moving a wired doorbell depends on where the wiring can reach.