Safety & Security
CCTV Camera Installation
A CCTV system is a set of cameras that record to a network video recorder (NVR) and stream to your phone. Modern IP cameras capture sharp, high-resolution video, see clearly at night with infrared or colour night vision, and can send alerts when they detect a person or vehicle.
What it is
CCTV, in plain language
The quality of a CCTV system depends as much on design as on hardware: where the cameras are, what they are aimed at, how much storage is needed and how the network is secured.
Where to use it
- Gates and drivewaysClear views of faces and number plates at entry points.
- Perimeter and gardenWide-angle coverage along compound walls.
- Shops and showroomsCash counters, entrances and stock areas.
- Offices, clinics and warehousesCorridors, reception and loading bays.
Benefits
Why it is worth it
Watch from anywhere
Live view and playback on your phone.
Smart alerts
Person and vehicle detection reduces false alarms.
Clear evidence
High-resolution footage when you need it.
Deterrence
Visible cameras discourage intruders.
Options & specs
How to choose
- Camera types
- Dome, bullet, turret, PTZ and panoramic cameras.
- Resolution and night vision
- 2MP to 8MP (4K), with IR or full-colour night vision.
- Recording
- NVR with hard disks sized for your retention period.
- Brands
- Professional IP camera ranges chosen for your site and recording needs.
See it
Want to see cctv we have installed?
Message us and we will share photos and videos of recent projects near you.
Our process
From first visit to years of support
- 01
Listen & Design
We walk the property and mark camera positions and fields of view on the plan.
- 02
Develop
We specify cameras, lenses, recorder and storage for your retention needs.
- 03
Integrate & Install
We install, aim and configure cameras, alerts and phone access.
- 04
Operate (AMC)
AMC covers lens cleaning, storage health checks and firmware updates.
FAQ
CCTV questions
How many cameras do I need?
Enough to cover every entry point and the approach to it. For a typical independent house that is often four to eight cameras; we confirm it on site.
Wired or wireless cameras?
Wired PoE cameras are more reliable and secure. Wireless cameras suit places where cabling is impossible.
Can the cameras see at night?
Yes. IR cameras see in black and white in the dark; colour night-vision cameras use a little ambient or built-in light to show colour.
Is my footage private?
We secure recorders with strong passwords, keep cameras on an isolated network and update firmware under AMC.
Start a conversation
Interested in cctv?
Send us a photo or a floor plan on WhatsApp — we will suggest options and arrange a site visit.