Professionally Installed Cameras

All of the equipment we stock is backed by a manufacturer’s warranty. The duration of the warranty varies, depending on the product specification, ranging from one year to ten years. Furthermore, we offer a one-year guarantee on our labor for every installation we carry out.

We customize all of our experiences to cater to our clients’ specific needs. During the design process, budget considerations are taken into account. The cost of our surveillance camera installs vary depending on the complexity of the installation and the expected time it will take to complete. 

We offer free consultations and designs. Don’t hesitate to call us for project specific pricing.

We currently service New York (NY), New Jersey (NJ), Connecticut (CT) and Pennsylvania (PA).

Surveys typically take around a half an hour. If your project is more involved it might take an hour to review all the details.

Short answer: Yes. Most surveillance camera installs don’t alter the building’s structure, and you can uninstall them without leaving damage. Your specific case will depend on the building. If you have a good relationship with your landlord, we always recommend keeping them in the loop.

If drilling holes is necessary and disallowed by your landlord, you can always build a robust WiFi network and install wireless cameras. Wireless surveillance cameras can continuously record; some are battery-operated and require maintenance, while others plug directly into a wall outlet.

NVRs offer advanced features, cleaner installations and wider compatibility. DVRs offer a great price point for the basics. It’s possible to install a cost effective analog system and slowly upgrade to digital as it makes sense. Learn more about NVRs vs DVRs.

Alarm systems provide real-time alerts and require ongoing fees and maintenance. Surveillance cameras record activity for review, involve upfront costs, and usually have no monthly fees. The choice depends on your security needs and budget.

Learn more about how alarm systems and security systems differ and which one is right for you.

Surveillance cameras have greatly evolved over the years, now offering a host of advanced features that can significantly improve security and provide valuable insights. Key features such as People Counting, Heatmapping, Radar Integration, Loitering Detection, Line Cross Detection, Facial Cataloging, and License Plate Cataloging can help in tracking foot traffic, identifying suspicious activities, and capturing crucial details in real time. These features are not only useful for enhancing security, but also for understanding customer behavior and optimizing business operations. To learn more about these advanced surveillance camera features and how they can provide a return on investment for businesses or high-level security for homes, please read our detailed article here.

Effectively using security cameras as a deterrent involves strategic placement, integration with lighting, and leveraging advanced features like movement tracking and audio alerts. In-depth strategies and practical tips on maximizing the deterrence potential of security cameras can be found in this comprehensive guide.