Commercial CCTV and alarms that work in daylight and after hours.

We install and support CCTV across the full spectrum: a single doorbell camera at a private house, a four-camera system at a small shop, a 32-camera network at a car dealership, and 200-camera PTZ deployments across large warehouses and distribution centres. Same engineers, same design principles, same standard of installation.

The systems scale, but the approach does not change: survey the site properly, position the cameras where they solve a real problem, cable properly, configure remote access securely, and document it clearly so anyone who needs it can operate it.

No serious CCTV design starts from a floor plan alone. We survey every site before we quote: light levels, sight lines, cable routes, existing infrastructure, blind spots, and — importantly — what you actually want the cameras to help you do. That is why our proposals hold up, and why our installations look like they belong on the wall rather than bolted on.

Fixed bullet cameras for perimeters and car parks. Dome cameras for indoor coverage where discretion matters. Turret cameras for tight spaces and clean lines. Panoramic multi-sensor cameras for very wide areas. Pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) cameras for large warehouses, yards, dockside operations and any site where operators actively track movement.

We also install analytics-capable cameras where they add value: line-crossing, intrusion detection, ANPR (number-plate recognition), heat-mapping and people counting. The analytics run on the camera itself, so nothing sensitive leaves the site unless you choose to send it.

PTZ cameras earn their money in large sites: distribution centres, ports, dealerships, agricultural yards, industrial estates and hotel grounds. But they only work if the site is designed around them — proper mounting positions, resilient power, network capacity, and either operator control or intelligent auto-tracking configured against real risk zones.

We have PTZ deployments running in warehouses with 24-hour operations. The design decisions — resolution, focal range, IP66 rating, PoE++ power, VLAN segmentation, retention windows — are all documented. Nothing is left to a "shall we just try it" moment on installation day.

Small sites often benefit from cloud-recorded CCTV — no NVR to buy, resilient to on-site theft, easy remote access. Larger sites (32+ cameras, longer retention windows) are usually more cost-effective on an on-site NVR with a cloud-backup layer for the most important cameras. We do both, and we do them together where it makes sense. Nothing is locked into a single vendor cloud.

We install commercial intruder alarms — panel, PIRs, magnetic contacts, shock sensors — with monitored response through a licensed ARC (alarm receiving centre). Door entry via cloud-managed access control with fob, card, mobile or biometric options. And where it makes sense, the whole lot ties together: an alarm event triggers CCTV to record and a notification to the manager's phone.