Cameras that actually see — and cabling you don’t notice.
We spec coverage first: entries, drive, yard — not 16 cameras because a brochure said so. Then we run cable properly, aim and weather-seal the cameras, and set up remote viewing on your phone before we leave.
Wired PoE is what you want if you actually rely on the system. Wi-Fi gutter cameras drop out. The recorder needs internet for remote view; the cameras themselves usually do not need Wi-Fi.
If you already have a recorder with spare channels, we can often add to it. We look before we promise.
Wired PoE
More reliable than Wi-Fi cameras
Clean runs
Cabling you don’t notice
Phone setup
Remote view tested before we leave
Coverage
See the door, the drive, the yard — not everything.
We walk the property and pick shots that matter. Extra cameras for the sake of a kit are wasted money.
- Entries, driveway and yard as the usual brief.
- NVR or recorder sited where power and network actually exist.
- Day/night cameras aimed and focused, not left wide and useless.
Cabling
If you notice the cable, we did it wrong.
PoE runs are hidden in eaves, roof space or neat conduit. That is part of the security, not an afterthought.
- Wired cameras, weather-sealed glands.
- Recorder with spare channels where we can leave room to grow.
- No trailing leads across the fascia.
Remote view
Your phone, tested, before we pack up.
The app on your account — not a demo login we take with us.
- Remote viewing set up and checked with you on site.
- Internet at the recorder; cameras on PoE.
- Existing systems: we’ll add cameras if the brand and spare channels allow.
Common questions
About cctv
Straight answers before you book. Still unsure? Call or text us.
More services
Other work we do
Quick links to the rest of the list — same crew, same standard.