Step 1
Coverage survey
We walk the compound, identify approaches and blind sides, and often recommend fewer cameras in better positions.
Camera count matters far less than placement, storage and keeping the system alive through an outage. We plan coverage around approaches and entry points, then keep the footage usable a week later.



Step 1
We walk the compound, identify approaches and blind sides, and often recommend fewer cameras in better positions.
Step 2
We size the recorder and drive for your retention target and put the whole chain on backup so an outage does not create a gap in the record.
Step 3
Neat cable routes, correct angles, alerts tuned to reduce false triggers, and remote access set up on every phone that needs it.
Step 4
Ongoing support, firmware updates and warranty service after handover.
Most homes are properly covered with four to six well placed cameras: gate, main entrance, perimeter path and any blind side. Placement and night performance matter more than count.
That is a storage decision we make with you before buying cameras, since higher resolution means larger files. We size the drive so footage is still there when you look a week later.
Yes, when the system is installed correctly. We put cameras, recorder, router and switch on a backed up circuit so recording continues through an outage.
Yes. Remote viewing and motion alerts work from anywhere, and we set it up on every phone in the household.
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