Commercial Security Camera Installation

• Entrances and exits: cameras set at face height, so you see who walked in, not the top of a cap.
• Tills and counters: the cash drawer and the customer side of the counter in one view.
• Stockrooms and back doors: deliveries, staff exits and the bins out back.
• Parking and walkways: vehicles coming and going at the lot entrance and along the storefronts.
• Warehouses and offices: loading docks, high-value storage and the aisles between racks.

1. Site visit. We walk the space with you, mark each camera on a floor plan and give you a written quote with the full parts list.
2. Install. Cable goes through ceilings and walls, each camera is tested as it goes up, and the recorder sits in a locked cabinet or your network room.
3. Handover. Owners and managers get the app with their own logins, and we show you how to find and export a clip for police or insurance.

Business security cameras record to an IP camera system on site, so footage stays in your building. When you are ready, the same crew can put card or fob readers on the back door withaccess control, or run newnetwork cabling for tills and office machines. To see what moves the price, read our camera installation cost guide.